This Tuesday, February 1, at 3 pm via Zoom, the Yountville town Council will appoint an applicant to fill the vacant Council seat. The qualified group hoping to be appointed are: Robert Moore Robert Stout Joe Tagliaboschi Hillery Trippe Doug Yarris At the meeting on Tuesday, the applicants will make a three-minute presentation to the
What is economic development? There is a multitude of ideas, policies, and definitions. How and why is it essential to our community of businesses, residents, homeowners, renters, and employees? At the December 8 Council meeting, the Vice Mayor presented an action item to create a committee to “…sustain and develop the economies of our Town
On Tuesday, January 25, Rep. Mike Thompson and Rep. John Garamendi will hold a Zoom town hall on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
There are only 5 spots remaining for the Napa County Job Fair, taking place on Tuesday, February 22
Yountville, the culinary heart of the Napa Valley, will feature Yountville Locals & Industry Day every Monday starting January 31st.
Residents in Napa Valley will soon be able to get free N95 masks as part of the Biden administration’s plan to give free N95 masks around the nation. After this week, a total of 400 million N95 masks will be made accessible from the Strategic National Stockpile to pharmacies and health facilities, making this the
Adults will soon be allowed to buy cannabis goods without a medical marijuana card at the city of Napa’s retail cannabis establishments.
The Yountville Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for its annual Business & Community Awards.
It’s going to be a year of housing talk with words like HCD and RHNA and throw in ADU (read my Town Council notes from January 18). Many of the numbers and determination for housing come from the state level, but you still have an opportunity to stay informed and involved. Our local government does
Housing, Finances, and More; The Town Council Gets (Real) Work Done