15 projects the City has committed to, each with its history from council and commission meetings.
8 in progress 7 completed Updated from meeting records
The 6th Cycle Housing Element is in active implementation: the City has adopted the Housing Element, passed zoning rules for residential care facilities, and is now moving Phase 1 broad zoning amendments toward a City Council vote.
The Planning Commission unanimously recommended Phase 1 of the Zoning Reform to the City Council on October 13, 2026; a first reading at Council is tentatively scheduled for November 9, 2026.
The LumaGo free on-demand rideshare pilot ended August 9, 2026, and on-demand service continues as Access by LumaGo, combining paratransit and microtransit operations, as of August 10, 2026.
A design-build construction contract was awarded to Alten Construction in July 2026 for $51,573,911, with mid-2028 occupancy noted as a target.
The Trestle Promenade is in a community visioning and ownership-research phase, with $375,000 allocated for that work in FY2026–27, but a $12.16 million construction funding gap remains unresolved.
Contracts for implementing the new ERP system were awarded in late 2024, but as of mid-2026 residents and Council members have raised unanswered questions about the project's cost, schedule, and status.
Phase One construction is underway following a groundbreaking ceremony in May 2026 and a $2,709,016 construction contract awarded to Bauman Landscape and Construction Company, Inc. in April 2026.
The construction contract for Fire Station 1's seismic, safety, and privacy upgrades has been awarded to Midstate Construction Corporation, and supporting work—including the temporary fire station and a PG&E utility easement for the…
The City Council adopted the General Plan 2050 on September 14, 2026; it took effect October 14, 2026, replacing the General Plan 2025.
The Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) is active and meeting regularly; its establishment was permanently written into the Petaluma Municipal Code in September 2025.
Petaluma's Independent Police Auditor program is active and ongoing, with the IPA role permanently codified in the Petaluma Municipal Code as of September 2025.
All Petaluma Transit bus routes are free to ride; the City is pursuing a state grant to continue funding the program.
The Blueprint for Climate Action was adopted by the City Council in November 2024 and is now in implementation, with ad hoc subcommittees active and some related policies already amended.
The Petaluma North SMART Station opened to riders in January 2025 and is now in service.
The Tenant Protection Ordinance has been adopted, providing just-cause eviction protections and anti-harassment provisions.
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