City Vista Ave. tennis, basketball courts closed June 10 – August 2 By Piedmont Recreation Department | June 7, 2019 The Recreation Department expects other courts in town to get busy, recommends making reservations.
Around Town Big wins for racquet sports: city receives $400,000 gift from PRFO for tennis courts; approves upgrades to pickleball courts By Sam Richards | June 5, 2019 Thanks to generations of players who contributed to establish the Corey Reich Tennis Center, the donation will cover most of the overall project budget.
City Message from Piedmont Fire Dept: Fire season is upon us, please manage your vegetation By Piedmont Fire Department | June 4, 2019 Our community has a collective responsibility to ensure our homes and residents are ready for the upcoming fire season.
City Piedmont Beautification Foundation champions Linda Beach playfield By Chris Treadway | June 4, 2019 Fundraising will help take the space from asphalt to natural green space, with trees and a hillside slide. Work can start as funds are available.
City City to fly rainbow flag for LGBTQ Pride Month By Sam Richards | June 4, 2019 This is the first time Piedmont has formally observed Pride Month.
City City Council approves 2019-2020 budget By Sam Richards | June 4, 2019 CalPERS pensions, major infrastructure work will stress city budget going forward.
City New Piedmont design guidelines updated, not overhauled By Sam Richards | June 4, 2019 Design guidelines in Piedmont, or any city, provide an important benchmark for evaluating and approving new construction, additions, and remodels.
City City Council selects Sara Lillevand as City Administrator By John Tulloch | City of Piedmont | May 28, 2019 Lillevand, who is currently the city's Recreation Director, was selected from a pool of 43 applicants.
Around Town Who’s that Good Dog? By David E. Thigpen | May 28, 2019 A mix of Australian Cattle dog, German Shepherd and Bullmastiff, Iko is a "leaner." He enjoys leaning on people and sitting on their feet.
City Responding to residents, City rethinks plan to take out 45 trees By Sam Richards | May 25, 2019 Magnolia Avenue paving project now may claim as few as 18 trees. Residents praise city for constructive response to doubts, criticism.