City NewsLocal Revenue MeasureMedia Advisories

City of SLO Welcomes New Finance Director

The City of San Luis Obispo has appointed local leader and lifelong public servant Emily Jackson as the City’s new Finance Director.

City NewsTransportation (Pedestrian, Bicycle, Transit, Parking)

Event Raises Awareness for Bike Lights When Daylight Gets Shorter

With daylight hours getting shorter, the City of San Luis Obispo and Cal Poly team up to raise awareness about the use of lights when bicycling during evening commutes.

Community Safety (Police and Fire)Media Advisories

SLOPD Reports Death by Suicide

Warning: The following information contains content about suicide.

City News

Viewpoint- By Youth, For Youth

Working with Councilmember Andy Pease, Erin Chae created a video series to help bridge the gap between youth and local government. Erin collaborated with the Economic Development Department, Parks and Recreation Department, Utilities Department, and the Office of Sustainability.

City NewsSLO in Motion

SLO in Motion Projects Update – Nov. 14

The City plans to wrap up all transportation and mobility improvements within the next few weeks.

City NewsCommunity Safety (Police and Fire)

SLOPD Launches SPIDR Tech For Customer Care

City NewsCommunity Safety (Police and Fire)

Donations Needed for Fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association

City Fire Department is holding a “Fill the Boot” fundraiser event on Saturday to help community members with muscular dystrophy.

City NewsCommunity Safety (Police and Fire)

City of San Luis Obispo Appoints New Fire Chief

After an extensive national search, the City of San Luis Obispo will soon welcome Todd Tuggle as the incoming Fire Chief following the current Fire Chief’s retirement this winter.

City NewsCommunity Safety (Police and Fire)

Arrest Made for Child Endangerment After Child Dies of Fentanyl Overdose

City News

County Health Officials Urge Precautions as Pediatric RSV Hospitalizations Increase

RSV, influenza, and COVID-19 all contribute to strain on local hospitals.

Public Notices

City Council: Second Reading of Ordinance 1723 (Adoption of Building and Fire Codes)

Transportation (Pedestrian, Bicycle, Transit, Parking)Downtown (Mission Plaza)SLO in Motion

SLO in Motion Projects Update – Nov. 7

The City had planned to wrap up all transportation and mobility improvements this week. However, most of the work planned for this week has been postponed due to the rain.

Public Notices

Administrative Hearing

Public Notices

Administrative Action

Pop-Up Clinics Provide Free Flu Shots and COVID-19 Boosters through Mid-November

The clinics are timed so residents can be fully protected in time for Thanksgiving and before a possible winter surge of respiratory illnesses.

City NewsHousing and Homelessness

Community Input Needed on SLO’s Homelessness Strategic Plan

The City is developing its first strategic plan to prevent and address homelessness and needs community input by November 18, 2022.

Public Notices

City Council Public Hearing

Public Notices

Planning Commission Public Hearing

Public Notices

Architectural Review Commission Public Hearing

City NewsPlanning & Building (Housing & Historic Preservation)Community Safety (Police and Fire)Diversity, Equity & InclusionCouncil Meeting Recap

Council Meeting Recap (November 1, 2022)

City Council held its regular public meeting on November 1, 2022 and made decisions on important topics, including the continuation of the Tourism Business Improvement District and $300,000 in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion grant funding.