The City of Santa Clara announced on August 30, 2026, that it will hold a public hearing on September 9, 2026, to address several municipal matters including flood control easement abandonment, low pressure sewer design standards, and single event liquor licenses.
Upcoming Municipal Hearings
The upcoming public hearing, scheduled for Sept. 9, 2026, will focus on three specific regulatory and infrastructure items. According to a notice from the City of Santa Clara, the agenda includes discussions regarding the abandonment of flood control easements and the establishment of design standards for low pressure sewer systems. Additionally, the city will consider applications for single event liquor licenses during this session.
Public Records and Privacy
The City of Santa Clara is a governmental entity that operates under the provisions of the Government Records Access Management Act (GRAMA). Under this law, any information provided to the city through website forms or applications may be made available to the public if required by law, the city stated in its privacy statement.
City Administration and Services
In addition to legislative and infrastructure matters, the city provides various administrative services through its departments. The city's organizational structure includes departments for the City Manager, Administration, Human Resources, Finance, Power, Fire, Police, Public Works, Justice Court, Building, Planning, Economic Development, Parks and Recreation, and Utilities.
Contact Information and Hours
For administrative inquiries, the city maintains office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Fridays. The city's main contact number is (435) 673-6712.
Community Resources
The city's official website provides access to various community resources, including information on elections, city council, finance, transparency, and upcoming events such as America250, Adventsfenster, Samichlaus Abend, and Swiss Days.
Digital Services
The city's digital presence includes various functional and marketing preferences for users, and the city maintains a newsletter sign-up option for residents. The city's website also provides maps, forms, and applications for various municipal services.
Departmental Oversight
The city's administrative functions are supported by a variety of departments, including the Building and Planning departments, which manage local development and infrastructure standards alongside the Public Works and Power departments.
