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Pinole Stands United Against Hate
United Against Hate Week 2025 is Sunday, October 19th – Saturday, October 25th. United Against Hate Week is important to recognize because it brings communities together to reject hate, bias, and discrimination in all forms. It encourages dialogue, understanding, and solidarity among people of different backgrounds, helping to build safer, more inclusive, and more resilient…
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A Quick Guide to Staying Safe in Any Natural Disaster
September is National Preparedness Month, and organizations like FEMA, American Red Cross, and Ready.gov have come together to inform the public on how to be prepared when faced with disaster. We observe National Preparedness Month to bring forth awareness about the importance in preparing for any emergency and disaster, encouraging people to take proactive steps…
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Pinole is Officially Named a Clean CA Community
Pinole, CA, September 9, 2025 – The City of Pinole has officially earned the unique designation as an official “Clean California Community” from Caltrans’ Clean CA initiative. This makes Pinole one of 30 communities to earn the designation so far in the state. This designation reflects the City of Pinole’s role as a leader in…
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Just In: Annual Year in Review & Look Ahead Report
The City of Pinole is pleased to announce the release of the Fiscal Year 2024/25 Year in Review and Fiscal Year 2025/26 Look Ahead report. This annual publication provides residents and stakeholders with a comprehensive overview of the City’s progress and priorities. The report highlights the City Council’s policy focus areas, key accomplishments, and major…
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Donate a Backpack to Help Pinole Students
As the school year rapidly approaches, support the students of the Pinole community by investing in their education and donating backpacks or school supplies to the Pinole Police Department’s Backpack Giveaway on Aug. 14 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. “We’re giving away FREE backpacks and school supplies to help local students start the school…
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Reduced Speed Limits – Pinole Valley Rd. & San Pablo Ave.
The City of Pinole is excited to announce the completion of speed limit reductions that aim to enhance safety conditions for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists in our community. Based on a citywide assessment and following the City Council approval, the Pinole Public Works team has successfully updated speed limit signs along key roadways to promote…
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City Honors Robert Walker Jr. with Key to the City
During the Fourth of July Celebration at Pinole Valley High School, Robert Walker Jr. was honored posthumously with the Key to the City in a touching ceremony full of respect, appreciation, and community spirit. Hundreds of residents, city employees, and family members gathered to commemorate Walker, who served as a Public Works Maintenance Worker for…
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Know Your Rights Resources Available at City Hall
The Pinole City Council has adopted a resolution reaffirming the City’s commitment to protecting immigrant and other vulnerable communities, defending civil rights, and upholding constitutional values for all residents, workers, and visitors. As part of this commitment, “Know Your Rights” red cards are now available in English at City Hall and other public facilities throughout…
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City Honors P-Lo with a Key to the City
On Wednesday, May 7, 2025—his 34th birthday—the City of Pinole honored Paulo Rodriguez, professionally known as P-Lo, with the Key to the City during a spirited ceremony held at the Pinole Valley High School theater. The event, attended by students, community members, and members of Pinole City Council: Mayor Cameron Sasai and Council Member Devin…
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Pinole Fire Hazard Severity Zones Re-Classified as Moderate
The fire hazard severity zone maps for Pinole have been updated for the first time since 2009, with some areas in Pinole Valley now classified as “moderate” instead of “high” and “very high.” State law now requires cities to adopt “moderate” zone classification through an ordinance. Residents are encouraged to review the updated maps using…
