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First update since adoption of new Housing Element shows ADUs lead the way

In 2023, the city issued building permits for 24 new housing units, all of which were ADUs of varying sizes.

Report says climate-adaptive improvements such as improving irrigation and diversifying street trees are important long-term goals.

Many hands make the wheels turn: the event was hosted by the Piedmont Sustainability Division, with help from PPD and other city staff.

You can view the May 7 speech on the city's YouTube channel or KCOM.

The City's proposed budget is now available for review and comment either online until May 29 or at public hearings in June.

Local garden club donates fresh plantings for the Fire Department, Veterans' Hall and City Hall.

Walk-in services at the Piedmont police department will be temporarily limited beginning in June.

Civic leaders past and present gathered at Piedmont Community Hall Tuesday night.

Plus: Council honors Wildwood Elementary School's 100th anniversary and PRD shares Putt Putt Golf course design winners

Warm, dry weather to return next week.