The Town is proud to introduce you to the Town Clerk’s Office. The Town Clerk’s Office consists of a team of 5; the Town Clerk, Deputy Town Clerk, Senior Administrative Assistant and 2 Audio Visual Technicians. Among them all, they are extremely busy processing records requests allowing the submitter to gain access to Town records while gathering and processing election paperwork, administering oaths of office, legislative administration, and managing all televised Town meetings.

“We strive to provide exceptional public service with integrity and impartiality, while carrying out the responsibilities as mandated by the States”, says Irene Camacho-Werby, Town Clerk.  

Due to the pandemic the Town Clerk’s Office was responsible for and handled all virtual and visual meeting services. While most of us were learning how to navigate Zoom, they too had to ensure all the attendees had access to every meeting the Town held. They assisted and ensured all attendees had the option to hear the broadcast, view the meeting without flaws, and always were available to accept a raised hand. Today even though the requirements for meetings have changed, the Town Clerk’s Office will continue to provide exceptional virtual services.  

“We enjoy serving the community and creating opportunities to expand access to information”, says Ms. Camacho-Werby.  

The Town Clerk’s Office is always available if you have questions, and they are easy to reach. You can email them at: townclerk@townofwindsor.com or visit the Town Clerk’s Office webpage at: https://www.townofwindsor.com/287/Town-Clerk or by phone at (707) 838-5315.

Summer Nights on the Green Concert Series returns on Thursday, June 1, with Pride & Joy at 6PM. The Windsor Certified Farmers Market starts at 5PM. 

There are two FREE shuttles provided by Sonoma County Transit running to and from the Town Green from both Windsor Middle School and Windsor High School from 4:30PM to 8:30PM. Shuttles run a continuous loop to and from the Town Green during operation. 

For more information about the event and lineup, please visit www.townofwindsor.com/summernights 

Construction activities have begun on the Shiloh Crossing project at 295 Shiloh Road (on the southeast side of Home Depot). This mixed-use, affordable apartment project will include two buildings. A four-story building will face Shiloh Road with an entry plaza, ground floor commercial space, and 48 apartments. 

Behind this building, there will be a five-story building that is oriented to Business Park Court. This building will include 125 apartments, a community room, swimming pool, bocce court, community garden, fitness room, and other amenities. Access to the site will be provided via two driveways on Business Park Court, with parking tucked behind the buildings. 

The project is designed with energy and water efficiency measures, including solar arrays over the carports. The new units are anticipated to be available in Fall 2024.

For more information about this project, please contact the Community Development Department at (707) 838-1021. 

The 3rd Annual Discovering Windsor Through Art Program will begin the transformation of 7 new utility boxes in the month of June. On May 17, the Town Council approved the artists who will paint the utility boxes using the theme of gratitude.   

The 2023 theme will be visible in the following locations: 

• Brooks Road and Los Amigos Road – “Every Day is a Gift” by Marcy Greeley
• Hembree Lane and Shiloh Center Entrance – “Grateful Connections” by Allie Stangland
• Conde Lane – “The Forest Queen” by Austin Parnow
• Parade Garden Way at Lakewood Meadows Park – Rooted in Gratitude by Kate Chuidian 
• Old Redwood Highway and Arata Lane – Painting a Mural by Sophia Jacobs and Ella Pecharich
• Conde Lane and Shiloh Road – In-Quail and Ex-Quail Gratitude by Judith Hong
• Town Hall – Love, Family and Community by Amber Rankin

Once the utility boxes are complete, we will be sharing the finished product and a little bit more about the design and artists on our social media platforms. 

Please keep an eye out for those posts later this summer! For more information, please visit the website: www.townofwindsor.com/utilityboxes.  

The Town of Windsor and Daily Acts presents Graywater and Brews: Office Hours on June 6, at CuVer Brewing from 5:30PM to 7PM. This FREE event at 7704 Bell Road, Suite A, Windsor, is an opportunity for folks who are familiar with laundry-to-landscape graywater systems and may need a bit more support to feel confident in designing and installing on their own. 

Daily Acts staff will give a brief overview of graywater systems beginning at 5:30PM and then open the space for participants to ask their own questions. Feel free to drop in any time during the window, grab a beverage if you like, and let's talk graywater!

Laundry-to-landscape graywater systems are low-cost, easy to install systems that can help you lower your water bill and save water! So come get your questions answered, and don’t forget that Town of Windsor residents can apply for a FREE laundry-to-landscape graywater parts kit and site visit. 

Sign up for this FREE happy hour event at Graywater and Brews - Office Hours at CuVer Brewing Company - Daily Acts

The Town invites you to join the Senior Citizen Advisory Commission! There are currently two seats available with terms expiring in December 2024. All Commissioners serve in an advisory capacity to the Town Council researching and recommending policy alternatives as well as assisting as volunteers in implementing Town policies and programs. 

The Commission meets on the third Tuesday in the months of January, April, July, and October at 2PM, in the Windsor Civic Center, Council Chambers. Special meetings may be held on an as needed basis. 

To read more about the Senior Citizen Advisory Commission, please visit: https://www.townofwindsor.com/64/Committees-and-Commissions, or contact Parks and Recreation at (707) 838-1268.

Events big or small take time and lots of planning. Regardless of the size, Zero Waste Sonoma has created a helpful and creative guide presenting resources and tips to plan a successful zero waste event. The guide will provide options to limit the amount of waste disposed of at the landfill while highlighting sorting options for compostable items and recyclables.  

If you are an event producer, a venue, catering or vending company, or an individual planning or hosting an event, the guide will provide regulations to follow while presenting the framework for pre-planning and post event cleanup. For more information and helpful tips view the Zero Waste Guide.

The Town of Windsor is looking for talented people. For information on open positions, click here for the full list. If you have questions about working for the Town, please reach out to our Human Resources team at hr@townofwindsor.com. 

Join our team! Go here to apply.

Here are some public Town meetings and workshops coming up in June – we’d love to see you. You can always find meeting information on the calendar on the Town website homepage. 

June 7, 6PM: Joint Windsor Town Council, Windsor Redevelopment Successor Agency and Windsor Water District

June 13, 5:30PM: Planning Commission

June 14, 6PM: Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

June 21, 6PM: Joint Windsor Town Council, Windsor Redevelopment Successor Agency and Windsor Water District

June 27, 5:30PM: Planning Commission

June 28, 4:30PM: Public Art Advisory Commission

PG&E will hold a virtual Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, May 30, at 5:30PM, to discuss wildfire safety and present resources available to you. The meeting will provide an opportunity for you to ask questions, share your comments, and learn valuable information to be prepared in the event of an emergency.  

To join the Wildfire Safety Webinar, select 5/30/23 Regional Town Hall or call (888) 982-4693 and use Conference ID: 1576502.    

For more information on how to plan and obtain safety tips visit PG&E Safety Action Center at safetyactioncenter.pge.com

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