City of Palo Alto Adds New Service to Improve Emergency Preparedness and Communication
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A weekly summary of highlights and events of note in Palo Alto.
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Parking is provided for visitors and customers in the downtown area and California Avenue business district on the street, in offstreet parking lots and in parking garages.
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To Register or Login to your Utilities Account
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Visit My Utilities Account )
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The Household Hazardous Waste Management program provides Palo Alto residents with an environmentally safe way to get rid of selected hazardous wastes.
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more about hazardous waste programs )
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Deaf residents may register TDD and/or fax lines with the City of Palo Alto Fire Department.
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Swimming (aquatics) programs are available for every age and interest at pools throughout the City.
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Locate programs, get reminders and more!
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Information on our low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics.
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Teen Program Information
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Submit comments and suggestions for improving bicycling safety in Palo Alto.
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submit a bicycling improvement request )
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Information about sandbag use in preparation of winter storms
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Child care resources for parents and providers.
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Learn more about the Project and the upcoming November ballot measure
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emergency water supply and storage faq page )
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The Summer 2008 Enjoy! catalog is now available to the public and can be picked up at all Palo Alto community centers, libraries or online at www.cityofpaloalto.org/enjoy
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Welcome to the Palo Alto Animal Services (PAAS) website. Learn more about our programs and services through the links on these pages.
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Conservation Programs for our Residential Customers.
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The City of Palo Alto Utilities (CPAU) is the only municipal utility in California that operates city-owned utility services that include electric, fiber optic, natural gas, water and wastewater services.
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Ask an Expert is a free hotline service providing customized responses to a variety of green building questions from building professionals and the general public.
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The City of Palo Alto offers Landfill and Composting drop-off, which accepts materials that may not be accepted at the curb
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Welcome to the Utilities Department
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The City of Palo Alto's Recycling Program helps Palo Alto residents and businesses conserve natural resources and learn how and what to recycle.
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Family Resources engages our community to build on existing strengths and services to promote the well-being of our families and their children.
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Find the answers to many questions about the Palo Alto Development Center.
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Business recycling resources.
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Report graffiti or even join the Graffiti Abatement Volunteer Program
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visit the public works home page )
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The Palo Alto Mediation Program exists to empower citizens to resolve their disputes through a voluntary dispute resolution process.
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visit the PAMP web site )
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A new online service for obtaining planning and zoning information
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Learn how residents can recycle at their curbside
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download the brochures )
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Citypages is a periodic newsletter produced by the City of Palo Alto.
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Typically we sweep your street on a weekly basis
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The Planning and Community Environment Department consists of the Planning and Transportation Division and Building Division
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Use and rental information
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Job opportunities open to the general public and internal candidates.
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The affordable way to support 100% clean wind and solar power.
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visit the paloaltogreen home page )
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Scattered throughout Palo Alto are plots of land dedicated to providing Palo Altans with a place to dig their hands into the soil and plant vegetables, flowers, and herbs.
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If you or someone you know needs assistance with gaining access to reading materials, read on.
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The focus of the Organics Yard is to enhance the recycling efforts of the community by offering high quality blended soil amendments.
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The following ordinances describe what actions are violations and may result in enforcement. Advise gardeners not to blow out tree leaves and landscaping debris or other matter into the gutter!
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street sweeping info )
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How does the creek monitoring system work?
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visit the creek monitor )
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The RWQCP is committed to protecting our environment and Palo Alto's open spaces.
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visit the water quality home page )
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Facility rentals at the Baylands are quite robust. Explore rental opportunities, here.
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visit the baylands home page )
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Los terrenos de la Bahia en Palo Alto son un gran lugar para excursiones familiar y para que ninos exploren la naturaleza.
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The Community Services Department's Fee Reduction Program offers a 25%, 50% or 75% discount, to low-income or disabled Palo Alto residents based on household income for a number of programs.
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Fee Reduction Program Application )
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Join us for our basketball, softball, or volleyball leagues, which are offered year-round for adults, 18 years of age and up.
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visit the youth and adult recreation page )
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How to Reserve Picnic Tables at Mitchell, Rinconada and Foothills Parks.
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visit Picnic Reservations for forms )
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