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County of Sonoma's Homeless Tent Site Shutting Down After a Year in Service - Vimarsana News

County of Sonoma's Homeless Tent Site Shutting Down After a Year in Service

Sonoma County's sanctioned homeless tent site is being shut down. The Press Democrat reports that the site in front of Permit Sonoma along Administration Drive

Source: ksro.com
Sonoma County extends tree chopping moratorium - Vimarsana News

Sonoma County extends tree chopping moratorium

(KRON) — The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors extended a moratorium on removing protected trees for another four months. Supervisors said the extension is needed while Permit Sonoma continues work on an updated Tree Protection Ordinance. Wednesday’s vote extends the moratorium until May 31. “Trees and woodlands are essential elements of Sonoma County’s rural and […]

Source: yahoo.com
Moratorium On Tree Removals Extended By Sonoma County - Vimarsana News

Moratorium On Tree Removals Extended By Sonoma County

Moratorium On Tree Removals Extended By Sonoma County - Healdsburg, CA - The ban protects 31 tree species with a diameter of 6 inches or more as the county works to maximize carbon sequestration.

Source: patch.com
Monday's Letters to the Editor - Vimarsana News

Monday's Letters to the Editor

Press Democrat readers comment on school security, and more.

Vets building, county government campus eyed for managed homeless camps to clear trail - Vimarsana News

Vets building, county government campus eyed for managed homeless camps to clear trail

Sonoma County leaders acknowledged the proposal to establish managed camps for homeless individuals is still a stopgap as the county and local cities seek to provide more interim and permanent housing to combat rising homelessness, up 5% since 2020.