Please note there will be limited Building Inspections May 19th & 20th due to Department Training.  If you require an inspection on one of those days, please contact our Inspector, Skye Barnett, directly at sbarnett@townofwindsor.com.  Thank you for your understanding.

Location & Hours

The Town of Windsor has a public information Permit Center. Due to COVID-19 public health threat, Town offices are closed to the public until further notice. During this time Town staff will be responding to email messages, but will not be in the office. Your patience is appreciated as many of our ongoing operations are now being conducted remotely and communications are limited.

Building Division staff is available to assist the public via email. 

Doug Hughes, Building Official: dhughes@townofwindsor.com 
Skye Barnett, Building Inspector: sbarnett@townofwindsor.com
Courtney Rider, Community Development Technician: crider@townofwindsor.com

Building permit applications are being accepted electronically, for more information please email: crider@townofwindsor.com. 

Field inspections are available Monday though Thursday; no inspections on Friday. Call (707) 522-8346 to schedule inspections.

You may also find requirements, restrictions, fee, applications and contact information for the following types of permits online:

• Building Permit
• Building Permit Application
• EV Permitting Checklist and Application 2020
• Home Occupation Permit
• Standard Planning Application Form
• Tree Removal Permit

New California Energy Standards

The New California Title 24 Energy Standards, effective January 1, 2008, may be seen on the California Energy Commission website.

Additional Resources

The following links to Federal Agencies are provided that you may assess the potential dangers of flooding in our community.

The National Flood Insurance Protection Program (NFIP) is managed by Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Federal Insurance Administration (FIA) and Mitigation Directorate. Here is the link to the Complete Guide to Flood Safety and Preparedness.

The Federal Insurance Administration manages the insurance side, and the
Mitigation Directorate oversees the floodplain management aspect of the program. We hope you will visit these sites and gather the knowledge necessary to protect your family and assets.