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Around Town
Lingering pandemic means no July 4th parade, but block parties are back
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City decides against large group event in the park, but plans for a roving jazz band and home/car decorating contest.City
City selects Eva Phalen as Piedmont’s new recreation supervisor
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Ms. Phalen was selected from a pool of 38 applicants and has most recently served as the Recreation Manager in Albany.City
Tracking COVID in Piedmont | May 21
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Yes, vaccination rates are high. But the county continues to record cases in town.Around Town
City bids farewell to Erin Rivera in emotional send-off
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Longtime Rec Dept supervisor is celebrated, honored at City Council meeting on Monday.City
PPD: Crime down slightly overall in first quarter of 2021
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But vehicle break-ins and other larceny/theft incidents were up compared to the same period in 2020.
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Interested in city spending priorities? Join upcoming budget discussions
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Virtual work session scheduled for Saturday, May 22 or attend a regular City Council meeting on June 7 and June 21.City
Piedmont Energy Reach Code goes into effect June 1
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Permits for home renovations over $25,000 will require energy efficiency measures and/or systems to be installed or implementedCity