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Tracking COVID in Piedmont | Apr. 1

Slight uptick since Tuesday.

Festivities include Gratitude Trees and a Chalk Art Contest from April 24-29, and a Movie in the Park on April 28.

ALPRs at work again.

More cases reported over the last week.

The city's all-female leadership reflects a civic culture that encourages engagement.

For Piedmont to meet its greenhouse gas emission goals, natural gas use in all homes and buildings will need to be reduced.

Piedmont's Curative testing site is apparently the busiest in Alameda County.

Fast-rising construction costs drive city and ELS to trim $6 million off original proposal in order to stay within budget.

Virtual workshop is this Thurs, March 24 and features an interactive planning tool called "The Piedmont Puzzle."

Small increase recorded as local health officials wonder what, if anything, BA.2 has in store for the Bay Area.