Follow 14 public commitments from the original promise through active work and completion.
Work is underway or the city is advancing the commitment.
Seismic, safety, and privacy upgrades to the century-old Fire Station 1 building (C11202433), including full electrical upgrade to all-electric. Includes temporary fire station during construction.
Adaptive reuse of the historic railroad trestle spanning the Petaluma River as a pedestrian and cycling promenade. Currently blocked by unresolved ownership and $12.16M unfunded construction gap.
Replacement of Tyler Technologies' EDEN system (payroll, HR, finance, utility billing) with modern software. Project began FY 2023/24 and spans four budget cycles at ~$6M total.
New skate park with public art component at Lucchesi Park, replacing the aging facility. Funded by Measure U and Prop 68 grant.
Implementation of Petaluma's 6th Cycle Housing Element (2023–2031), including IZO/SmartCode amendments, RHNA compliance, affordable housing project support, and CDBG administration.
New combined police and fire facility at the Petaluma Fairgrounds, replacing aging stations. Funded by Measure U and Measure H.
A commitment has been made; substantive delivery is still ahead.
Comprehensive update to Petaluma's General Plan — the city's 25-year roadmap for land use, housing, transportation, climate, and community character.
A service or program is moving toward closure.
Free on-demand rideshare program launched as a complement to fixed-route transit. First/last mile solution across Petaluma. Update (April 2026): Staff has proposed ending the program July 5, 2026 as part of FY26-27 transit budget cuts.
Work has paused or the timeline is currently uncertain.
No projects in this stage right now.
The tracked commitment has been delivered.
New SMART rail station on the east side of Petaluma, expanding transit access across the city.
City's comprehensive climate action plan setting a pathway to carbon neutrality by 2030 across buildings, transportation, energy, waste, and ecosystems.
Creation of a civilian Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) to provide community oversight and advice on policing and public safety policy.
All Petaluma Transit bus routes made free for every rider, funded by Measure U.
City hires first-ever Independent Police Auditor (IPA) to provide civilian oversight of the Petaluma Police Department.
City adopts local tenant protections including just-cause eviction requirements and anti-harassment measures.
No projects in this stage right now.
No projects in this stage right now.
No projects in this stage right now.