City Piedmont Rec’s live-and-in-person ‘Camp (Almost) Everything’ sells out in seconds – literally By Sam Richards | May 29, 2020 Campers will be organized into small groups with the same designated leader to help maintain social distancing.
City City makes appointments to commissions, committees By John Tulloch, City of Piedmont | May 29, 2020 Twenty-eight applicants applied for twenty vacancies; interviews were conducted during a special virtual meeting on May 26.
City City seeks planning and design consultants to develop new housing programs By City of Piedmont | May 29, 2020 The deadline to apply is Monday, June 22.
City Updated: COVID-19 cases in Piedmont see slight uptick this week By Exedra Staff | May 22, 2020 Piedmont cases had been holding steady at 10 until this week.
City City spends $90,000 to upgrade software to track, manage employee schedules By Sam Richards | May 19, 2020 Council votes 5-0 to replace the current system, which dates back to the 1990s, with new financial tracking software.
City City budget workshop highlights financial uncertainty wrought by pandemic By Sam Richards | May 17, 2020 Higher personnel costs and lower revenues mean a shortfall for the 19-20 fiscal year, and make it unlikely City can tackle long needed facilities upgrades.
City Rec Dept announces plan for summer camps By Piedmont Recreation Department | May 15, 2020 While many June camps are cancelled, Camp (Almost!) Everything, plus a few others, will be in session; credits to be issued for cancellations.
city City hosts virtual budget work session tomorrow morning By City of Piedmont | May 15, 2020 The public is invited to attend the May 16 meeting and to speak about spending priorities for the city in the coming year.
city Say it ain’t so: Piedmont’s July 4th events are cancelled By Exedra Staff | May 12, 2020 COVID-19 takes aim at the town's legendary community event. What's next?
City Mayor, City Administrator hold virtual Town Hall By Exedra Staff | May 12, 2020 Piedmont's leaders take cues from Alameda County officials and make adjustments to shelter in place restrictions week by week.