INTERSECTION OF macarthur drive and delta AVENUE to be closed to through trAFFIC for Tracy Effluent Pipeline Project

For more information, please read the full press release here. 

Welcome East Bay Community Energy (EBCE)

In April, all residential and business accounts in Tracy will be automatically enrolled in East Bay Community Energy’s Bright Choice plan. The first enrollment notice can be viewed here (PDF). The second enrollment notice can be viewed here (PDF).

You’ll continue to get your bill from PG&E; EBCE’s charges will appear as well as a Generation Credit to offset EBCE’s charges. For more information about your bill and how to calculate your monthly savings visit: UNDERSTAND YOUR BILL

To learn more, watch their Public Outreach presentation from our February 2nd City Council meeting, check out the webinar they hosted on March 24, 2021 or visit EBCE’s website. 

View EBCE’s Frequently Asked Questions. 

Click here to change your plan or opt out.

Emergency Rental Assistance Program

A new $29.3 million Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) became available to San Joaquin County residents yesterday. The ERAP will help qualified tenants address unpaid rent and utilities, prevent eviction, and assist landlords with their financial obligations. For those living in Tracy and unincorporated areas of San Joaquin County, you may apply here. 

Valpico Apartment Construction Expected to Impact Traffic 

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Infrastructure Master Plan

The City of Tracy’s Engineering Division is underway to update all seven of its Infrastructure Master Plans. The current plans were completed in 2012-2013 and serve as a roadmap for our growing city, which strives to be environmentally healthy, economically prosperous and equitable in opportunity for all. The updated infrastructure master plans help residents understand how the City of Tracy’s infrastructure is performing and how the City identifies current and future needs. City infrastructure includes all the services and facilities that keep us going like transportation, buildings, power and telecommunications to name a few. The Master Plans Update began in spring 2019 and is scheduled to be completed in two phases by fall 2021. An integral part of the Master Plans Update is public involvement.

Visit the Infrastructure Master Plans page for current updates and future public comment opportunities.

Photo credit: FIX'D Inc.

Warming Center Opens at Tracy Community Center

FIX'D Inc. is operating an overnight warming center for individuals experiencing homelessness at the Tracy Community Center (950 East Street).  The warming center is open seven days a week from 7PM – 7AM through March 31, 2021. The maximum occupancy (based on COVID restrictions) is approximately 40 guests, and no on-site storage is available. FIX’D will follow COVID-19 safety protocols (such as temperature checks, requiring guests to wear face coverings, practice physical distancing, and use hand sanitizer),  and will coordinate with other service providers to secure additional resources as-needed. For questions, please contact FIX’D: (209) 207-9284 or fixd@fixdinc.org. 

City of Tracy Strategic Plan to End Homelessness

Please click here for more information. 

State Announces San Joaquin County in Tier 1 (Purple Tier) - Widespread

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City of Tracy Adopts Urgency Ordinance to Support Local Businesses During COVID-19 Pandemic

The Tracy City council adopted an urgency ordinance that authorizes the city manager to extend the duration of temporary event permits, issue special event permits and waive certain permit fees During the current COVID-19 public health emergency. The intent of the urgency ordinance is to support businesses in their efforts to operate in compliance with the state and county stay-at-home orders while safeguarding the health and safety of the community.

If you are a local business and would like to apply for a permit or if you have additional questions, please call: 209-831-6201 or email: parks@cityoftracy.org.

For business resources, please contact our Economic Development team at 831-6400 or visit thinkinsidethetriangle.org.

City Hall & Tracy Police Department Lobby Remains Closed to the Public

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