In response to continuing risks of exposure to the coronavirus (COVID-19) and the recent extension of the Shelter-in-Place order by the Health Officer of Sonoma County, Town offices will remain closed to the public through May 3, 2020 or possibly longer. ...
Due to the coronavirus public health emergency Town Hall will be closed to the public until May 3rd. During this time, essential services such as police, fire, water, wastewater and trash collection will continue to be provided. The To...
See the attached document to learn about multiple ways to view Council meetings and how to provide a public comment during the meeting.
Windsor completes construction of 1.7 Megawatt Floating Solar Array project on Recycled Water Pond! Listen in as Councilmember Fudge and Garrett Broughton, Associate Civil Engineer, explain this exciting cost-saving, clean energy project.
In response to increasing risks of exposure to the coronavirus (COVID-19), the upcoming Town Council meetings will include the option to view and participate via Zoom. Video conferencing and telephonic conferencing via Zoom will allow the Town to adhere t...
The Town of Windsor understands that the coming weeks will be extremely difficult for our community and your business. To assist you during these trying times, the Town has put together a web page with information on business resources. The site will be u...
For updates, please visit: SoCo Emergency at www.socoemergency.org.
The Sonoma County Health Officer has issued a Health Order directing residents to shelter in place effective tonight at midnight on Wednesday March 18, ...
Windsor, California – In response to increasing risks of exposure to the coronavirus (COVID-19), Town Hall will be closed to the public from March 17 through April 5, and possibly longer. During this time, essential services ...
*For the latest updates on the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19), visit the Sonoma County Department of Health Services (DHS) information page*
The Town of Windsor is in close mmunication with the DHS, who is working with other Bay Area ...
Sonoma County Resource Recovery introduced cardboard drop-off locations in 2018 for residents and businesses to dispose of oversized and excess cardboard. New locations have been identified due to increased need while eliminating a site due to contaminati...
