Heavy use and aging infrastructure have taken a toll on Piedmont's favorite public spaces.
The police department's casual meet and greets continue.
And without a competitive race, School Board incumbents to be appointed.
Plus: Flock camera tampered with
The City of Piedmont's survey will remain open through the end of September.
With fall nearing, now is the time to trim trees and shrubs, and clear dead vegetation and flammable material from your yard.
With potentially big storms headed our way this El Niño winter, keeping storm drains clear will be extra important.
Lock in current rates by August 31.
If you're planning an electric upgrade for your home, your project may be eligible for cash rebates from the City of Piedmont.
The one-time tax occurs only when a home is sold, and would go into effect starting July 1, 2027 if approved by voters.
With or without goats, homeowners need to prune trees, remove dead vegetation, and clear flammable materials.