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Email from City Manager's Office Gain Palo Alto community news, announcements, and events. View as Webpage   What's New Election Resources Participate in Fire Prevention Week: Attend the Fire Station 5 Open House Newell Road Bridge Replacement Project Status Update Creating a Safer Community: Understanding and Defining Hate Crimes - October 15 October Sustainability Weekends Ultimate Palo Alto Halloween Community Guide Sibling Cities Town Hall on Housing this Sunday Weekly City Manager Updates: October 7 Citywide Updates Participate in Fire Prevention Week: Attend the Fire Station 5 Open House Fire Prevention Week, taking place this week October 6–12, is a reminder to make sure you and your family have the information and tools you need to prevent home fires. Palo Alto Fire is excited to celebrate Fire Prevention Week with a special open house for the community on October 12 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Find resources, tips, and ways to be safe to prevent fires in this new community update. Newell Road Bridge Replacement Project Status Update Due to delays in Caltrans review of right-of-way certification documents, access to federal funding did not occur, and Caltrans has now reprogrammed construction funding to FY 2026. Since this potentially impacts the City’s ability to start work in Summer 2025, staff is continuing to seek earlier funding from Caltrans to follow the right-of-way certification approval. Other project work continues notably tree removal at Newell Road and San Francisquito Creek needed in advance of construction began this week. Work will continue tentatively through Tuesday, October 15. Read the full update. Creating a Safer Community: Understanding and Defining Hate Crimes - October 15 Join an information session sharing the difference between hate crimes and hate incidents, how to report hate crimes, and victim resources on Tuesday, October 15. Hosted by the Human Relations Commission, hear from key presenters including Palo Alto's Mayor, and leadership from the Palo Alto Police Department, Santa Clara County District Attorney, and FBI. Refreshments will be served at 5:30 p.m., program begins at 6 p.m. Register here. Walk-ins are welcome. October Sustainability Weekends Looking at October’s weekends, engage with neighbors and friends through a variety of sustainability events! From hands-on workshops to engaging talks—all ages can participate. Learn about soil health, discover the importance of pollinators, explore philosophies behind gardens, and create art inspired by nature. Discover these events to commit to a greener community through education and action while having fun. Ultimate Palo Alto Halloween Community Guide Halloween is almost here, and we’re helping you celebrate and connect one another. Whether you’re looking for local events, safety tips, or ways to include sustainability into your festivities, this ultimate guide has you covered. Consider creating your own informal meet ups with neighbors or meet new friends at fun community events. Last year, the U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy declared a national loneliness and social isolation epidemic throughout the country. Connecting with neighbors helps support individual wellbeing and belonging and strengthens community health too! Sibling Cities Town Hall on Housing this Sunday Palo Alto and its Sibling City Bloomington, Indiana have focused attention on housing affordability and access through their updated housing plans. Sibling Cities USA invites you to a town hall to discuss how both communities are tackling affordability, access, and homelessness on Sunday, October 13 at 1 p.m. at Mitchell Park Community Center. Weekly City Manager Updates: October 7 Each week the City Manager shares brief updates at each Council meeting, highlighting details about upcoming events, City services, and City Council discussions planned. The 2024 Election season is officially underway with ballots being mailed out this week; find Municipal Elections resources and key dates. The Annual Community Survey deadline was extended to October 21. Join a meeting, attend a fun event, and connect throughout October at Palo Alto events. Learn about the new 2025 minimum wage rate of $18.20 effective January 1, 2025. Plus, find tentative upcoming Council discussions and Council actions from the October 7 meeting. Be Well COVID-19 Tests & County Dashboard: The Santa Clara County COVID-19 dashboard shares timely information about everything COVID-19 related you need to stay safe and healthy this fall. From when to be vaccinated to resources for those without health insurance, there’s something for everyone. As a reminder, the Federal Government is offering an additional four free home test kits to all households. Get in Your Steps by Walking – Backwards: Happy October, the month of walking! Join us in walking backwards, which, in addition to walking’s vast health benefits, can help you burn more calories and works the brain differently. Stroll over to your neighbor’s house to connect and walk together.  Recipe of the Week: Looking for egg-straordinary ways to celebrate World Egg Day, October 11? Start by choosing organic, free range or pasture raised eggs, which help support more sustainable agriculture and happier hen life. Then, make this Arugula & Tomato Frittata recipe with locally grown veggies or mix it up and throw in leftovers from your fridge. Family Resources TeenTober: Every October, libraries across the country celebrate teens and fuel their passions in the community. Find book reviews from teens, upcoming programs, volunteer opportunities, and mental health support here. Teens can also become members with the Mitchell Park Teen Center for a place to hang out afterschool and attend special events and activities exclusive to teens. FOPAL Book Sale: Find your next treasure among thousands of used books, music, and more at this month’s Friends of the Palo Alto Library Book Sale. Proceeds benefit the library’s programs and collections. The sale is Saturday, October 12 and Sunday, October 13 at the Cubberley Community Center. Art in October: Join a workshop with King Artist-in-Residence Alma Landeta to observe and practice creating portraits on Wednesday, October 16 at 3 p.m. at Mitchell Park Library. Attend a workshop with Cubberley Artist Studio Program artist-in-residence Martha Sakellariou about literature influencing artistic creativity on Friday, October 18 at 11 a.m. at the Cubberley Community Center. 3rd Thursday on Cal Ave: Enjoy live music, eat, and connect with community at this month's outdoor 3rd Thursday festival. Happening on Thursday, October 17, 6 - 9 p.m., this month's theme is "Sustainability Fun Fair." There will be live music, crafts, food tastings, "go green" activities, and City staff ready to answer all your sustainability and climate action questions. Ready to commit to a greener community? Start by finding ways you can go electric at home like the City's program to help you switch to a heat pump water heater.  Indigenous Peoples Day: Learn ways to celebrate the holiday, from acknowledging the Indigenous lands you are on to planting native plants. Take in a virtual exhibition from the National Museum of the American Indian. As a reminder, all City facilities and offices will be closed on Monday, October 14 to observe the holiday. Public safety services will continue to operate 24/7. Calendar & Careers Join the Conversation & Connect Fire Station 5 Open House October 12 @ 11 a.m. Sibling Cities Town Hall - Housing A Home for All? October 13 @ 1 p.m. Soil Testing for Home Gardeners October 13 @ 1:30 p.m. Creating a Safer Community: Understanding and Defining Hate Crimes October 15 @ 5:30 p.m. Community Portrait Workshop October 16 @ 3 p.m. Button Making Pop Up for Teens October 17 @ 3 p.m. SunShares Webinar for Palo Alto Residents October 17 @ 5 p.m. Words and Images October 18 @ 11 a.m. Pollinator Plants Walk & Talk October 19 @ 11 a.m. View all community events on the City Calendar. Find your Next Career with Us! Administrative Associate Animal Care Lead/Assistant Curator Assistant Fleet Manager Associate Planner Electric Distribution Project Engineer Gas Utility Project Engineer High Voltage Electric Lineperson Marketing and Membership Coordinator Police Officer Lateral Principal Electric Distribution Engineer Public Safety Dispatcher SCADA/RELAY Technician Senior Chemist Senior Librarian Senior Management Analyst Find these jobs and more at www.CityofPaloAlto.org/Careers. As seen on Instagram ... 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