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City News | September 05, 2024

Police Chief Neil H. Gang Retires After 36 Years of Distinguished Service

Pinole, CA, September 5, 2024— After an extraordinary 36-year career in law enforcement, Chief Neil H. Gang is retiring as the Chief of Police for the Pinole Police Department, effective September 5, 2024. Chief Gang has been a pillar of leadership and public service since joining the department in 2013. His distinguished work leaves behind a legacy of innovation, dedication, and transformational leadership that will continue to impact Pinole and the broader community for years to come. During his tenure, Chief Gang was recognized with numerous prestigious accolades, including the California Police Chiefs Association’s (CPCA) Joe Malloy Award in 2023...
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City News | July 30, 2024

New Permitting and Licensing System eTRAKit Has Launched

The City of Pinole is thrilled to announce the launch of eTRAKiT, our new and fully integrated online permitting and licensing system. This significant upgrade will streamline the application and tracking process for permits related to Building, Public Works, Planning, and Business Licenses, offering our customers a more efficient and user-friendly experience. With eTRAKiT, residents and business owners can now manage their permits and licenses entirely online, eliminating the need for paper and email applications. Here’s what you can expect from our new system: Instant Permits for Residential Solar and Energy Storage Systems. Express Permits for certain residential work issued...
City News | October 01, 2024

Excessive Heat Warning in Effect Until 11PM Wednesday, Oct. 2

The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning, expected to be in effect until 11pm Wednesday, October 2.WHAT: Dangerously hot conditions with temperatures up to 108 (Pinole is forecasted to be slightly cooler).WHERE: North Bay Interior and Coastal Ranges, San Francisco Bay Shoreline, Interior East Bay, Santa Clara County, the Santa Cruz Mountains, and interior Monterey County.WHEN: Until 11 PM PDT Wednesday.IMPACTS: Extreme heat will significantly increase the potential for heat related illnesses, particularly for those working or participating in outdoor activities.PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS: Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and...