Maria Christina Rivera, County of Sonoma Executive Officer, announces retirement
Maria Christina Rivera, County of Sonoma Executive Officer, has announced her plan to retire in early 2026. Rivera’s nearly 30-year career in public service, marked by her unwavering dedication, integrity and change-making leadership, culminated in becoming the first Latina to lead the County.
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Weekly roundup for July 25, 2025
Today’s digest provides helpful and important updates on the following: 1); Help shape Sonoma County’s 2025 Emergency Operations Plan; 2) General Plan Community Visioning results Aug. 12; 3) Public input sought for proposed Lower Russian River Trail; 4) One less spark means one less wildfire; 5) Latest career opportunities with County of Sonoma; and 6) Other Sonoma County news of note.
Weekly roundup for July 11, 2025
Today’s digest provides helpful and important updates on the following: 1) Santa Rosa Apostille Pop-Up July 17; 2) Aging and disability resource hub available online; 3) Stay in the know with Sonoma County newsletters; 4) Wildfire season is here – don’t wait to get ready; and 5) Other Sonoma County news of note.
Weekly Roundup for June 27, 2025
Today’s digest provides helpful and important updates on the following: 1) New editions of SoCo Correspondent, SoCo Chat now available; 2) Are you prepared for wildfire season?; 3) Latest Sonoma County career opportunities; and 4) Other Sonoma County news of note
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Maria Christina Rivera, County of Sonoma Executive Officer, announces retirement
Maria Christina Rivera, County of Sonoma Executive Officer, has announced her plan to retire in early 2026. Rivera’s nearly 30-year career in public service, marked by her unwavering dedication, integrity and change-making leadership, culminated in becoming the first Latina to lead the County.
Sonoma County creates online hub to help communities reduce wildfire risk
Sonoma County today announced the launch of SonomaCountyResilient.org, a new website that makes it easier than ever to find information and funding for land management projects that reduce wildfire risk and protect local ecosystems. The website will serve as a one-stop hub for residents, landowners, resource managers and organizations seeking technical assistance, funding and practical tools for local forest and watershed management projects.
Sonoma County plans for reenvisioned government center by 2030
Within five years, County employees will have offices in a new five-story office building being planned for the current County Government Center at 585 Administration Drive in Santa Rosa. That was the vision that was presented to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors today.
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