 | Mayor Robert Rickman’s March 27, 2020 Update on the City of Tracy's Coronavirus (COVID-19) ResponseTo read the full media release, please click here. To view Mayor Rickman's video address, click here. View our Frequently Asked Questions page regarding the Governor's Stay at Home Order For COVID-19 questions, comments, or concerns, please submit a Government Outreach Request. |
 | City Hall CLOSED to the Public Until Further NoticeEffective Friday, March 20, 2020: City Hall will be CLOSED to the public. The following facilities will remain open: Tracy Police Department, South San Joaquin County Fire Authority (Tracy Fire), Tracy Municipal Airport, and the Tracy Transit Center. For City service requests, please use our GORequest or call (209) 831-6300. For more information, resources and updates, visit our COVID-19 Information Page. |
 | State of California Stay-at-Home OrderCalifornia Governor Announces Stay-at-Home Order (as of March 19, 2020): The State is ordering Californians to stay home except for Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers defined here. Essential services will remain open, such as: gas stations, pharmacies, grocery stores, convenience stores, food banks, farmers markets, take-out and delivery restaurants, banks, and laundromats. Essential state and local government functions will remain open. This order requires numerous business sectors to close, including: dine-in restaurants, bars, nightclubs, entertainment venues, gyms, convention centers, and public events and gatherings. |
 | Directive to Shelter in PlaceAt an Emergency City Council Meeting on March 18, 2020, the Tracy City Council approved a directive pursuant to Chapter 3.24 of the Tracy Municipal Code directing all individuals living in the City of Tracy to shelter at their place of residence, except to provide or receive certain essential services or engage in certain essential activities and work for essential businesses and government services; directing all businesses and governmental agencies to cease non-essential operations at physical locations in the City, prohibiting all non-essential gatherings of any number of individuals. This is a STRONG RECOMMENDATION from City leaders, but is not enforceable. Read the full directive here. Lea la directiva completa aqui. Watch the meeting here. Thank you for your efforts to keep our community safe and healthy, we are all in this together! |
 | Coronavirus Information WebpageCity of Tracy Activates Virtual Emergency Operations Center and Cancels/Postpones Upcoming Public Gatherings to Combat the Spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). For more information, please read the full press release. Visit our COVID-19 Information Webpage for a list of helpful links and resources regarding Coronavirus. You can also view a short video: Mayor Rickman's COVID-19 Address. Water Service DeliveryThe ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic will not impact the continued, uninterrupted delivery of reliable, clean water for our residents and businesses. Learn about the City's financial assistance for utility customers. |
| 2020 Census Every 10 years, people across the country and in California fill out the Census in order to have an accurate count of all people in the United States. The Census determines California’s federal funding for important community services that help support our families and fair share of representation in California and Washington D.C. The next Census is in Spring 2020. Let’s ensure all Californians are counted so we can put those resources to good use here at home! Click here for more information about the Census. The U.S. Census Bureau is ramping up their national recruiting efforts to hire up to 500,000 census takers for the 2020 Census. The positions offer competitive pay, flexible hours, paid |
| Open Registration Begins for the Grand Theatre's Arts Education 2020 Winter/Spring Semester! Pick up your copy of the Arts Education Catalog at the Grand now, or view it online! |
| City of Tracy's Virtual Recreation & Resoruce Center! With dozens of free resources to help keep your body moving, mind challenged and creativity flowing there is something for everyone in your family to enjoy! Maybe you want to start your morning off with an exercise, excel in a new hobby, and learn how to bake or see a part of the world that you have always wanted to see from the comfort of your home. Click here to view our Virtual Recreation & Resource Center! |
| Development of a Strategic Plan to End Homelessness in Tracy On November 19th, the City of Tracy hosted the first of a series of planned workshops to gather information and develop a Strategic Plan to End Homelessness in Tracy. This work session consisted of 50+ representatives from local affiliates, government agencies, foundations, service providers, strategic partners, folks with lived experience and family members thereof. Since then, three more meetings were held. Additional information can be found by visiting our Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness webpage. Upcoming meetings/outreach: POSTPONED:3/17/20, 7PM | TRACY CITY COUNCIL MEETING: |
| Downtown Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) The Downtown TOD Project is a long-range planning and urban design study that is evaluating how the introduction of commuter rail service, via Tri-Valley Regional Rail Authority’s planned Valley Link line, will impact development opportunities in and around the greater Downtown Tracy and surrounding areas. These so-called transit-development opportunities include the prospect of additional jobs and housing within walking and biking distance of the transit station. In turn, the presence of additional employees and residents can increase the demand for shopping, restaurants, and services, making Downtown Tracy an even more vibrant destination within the city and the region. The project will identify the community’s vision and preferred concept for transit-oriented development in the project area, provide conceptual designs for key opportunity sites and explore approaches to implement and fund the development concept. The results of the online survey, which ended on December 2, 2019, are now available to view on the project website. This effort began in August and is expected to be completed by Spring of 2020. The project will include additional participation opportunities at upcoming City Council and Planning Commission meetings. For additional information on the project, please contact the City of Tracy at (209) 831-6000; press 2 for the Planning Division. |
| Cannabis Regulations: Prop 64 Webpage Check into the City's Cannabis Regulations: Prop 64 webpage to stay updated on all of our special meetings regarding cannabis regulations for Tracy. |
| MacArthur Drive Widening and Construction Project Update As part of the City’s ongoing efforts to serve the increased traffic demands in our growing community, construction to widen MacArthur Drive between Schulte and Valpico Road from two to four lanes began on May 1, 2019. During construction, traffic signals on MacArthur at Schulte Road, Yosemite Drive, East Lake Drive and Valpico Road will be on “flash” to accommodate the construction activities. One lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction on MacArthur, however, there may be occasions when traffic must be flagged. To minimize the traffic delays and inconvenience to the residents, parents and students, construction will begin after 8 AM on school days. For more details on this project, please read the full media release. |
| Recycled Water Project Construction Update The City’s contractor, Mountain Cascade Inc., has begun construction related to the ongoing Recycled Water Project on Lammers Road beginning south of Kimball High School and ending at the intersection of Lammers and Schulte Road. In an effort to minimize traffic impacts to local residents, schools, neighbors and motorists, most of the pipeline installation and trenching work will be completed during the nighttime and is expected to be complete by December 10, 2019.Click here for the full press release. |
| City of Tracy Public Safety Power Shutoff Preparedness Webpage Upon initial assessment of current facilities and resources available, the City of Tracy is prepared to continue providing essential services such as water, wastewater and public safety services to the community in the event of a power outage of 48 hours affecting some or all of the city. Additional information regarding the City’s plans were provided at the City Council Meeting on July 16, 2019. Click here for the latest news about Public Safety Power Shutoffs San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services and City of Tracy will continue to monitor the potential PSPS Situation. For full details, please read the press release. Potential PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoffs Presentation Click here to watch the video presentation for Potential PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoffs. For the PowerPoint slides, please click here. |
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