Beginning Nov. 2nd, City facilities reopen to the public during certain hours and with precautions in place

The City held a virtual ribbon cutting for Stockmen's Park on Friday, Oct. 23rd

Jeramy Young has been appointed as Livermore’s new Chief of Police

Two Tri-Valley volunteer programs receive an award for their work to enhance and restore local creeks.

The City is seeking input about accessibility in Livermore

The search for a new Police Chief is underway

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This new community working group will work to better embed equity and justice in the Livermore community

Protect your "happy place" by organizing your own DIY litter clean-up close to home.

Read the latest information from the City on the SCU Lightning Complex Fire

On August 12, 2020 the Livermore City Manager signed an order capping fees charged to restaurants at 15%

On June 24, 2019, the Livermore City Council adopted the Tobacco Retailer Licensing Ordinance, Municipal Code Chapter 5.50.

The Livermore Homeless Refuge partners with Livermore churches to provide rotating overnight refuge for people experiencing homelessness. The shelters operate with volunteers and open during weather conditions forecasted at 45 degrees or less with a 20% chance of rain. Services include dinner, breakfast, sleeping mat, and a sleeping bag. To confirm if the shelter is open for the evening call the daily hotline at 925.204.2678 and choose option 1 or check the website at www.livermorehomelessrefuge.org .

Hello Housing, on behalf of the City of Livermore is now accepting online Pre-applications from Low (80% AMI) and Moderate (120%) Income households for the opportunity to be entered into the 2020 Lottery for the opportunity to purchase a below market rate home under the City’s Affordable Homeownership Program.

The Cities have partnered with Alameda County to use their mass notification alert system: AC Alert

The City of Livermore prohibits all commercial cannabis activities with a limited exception for the delivery of medicinal cannabis from a properly licensed dispensary outside Livermore to qualified patients and primary caregivers in Livermore.

Visit the Public Works Storm Preparedness page to learn more about City storm preparedness, find important information, and what you can do to be storm ready.

Livermore businesses are urged to flush their building’s water lines before reopening.

On May 11, the City launched GovQA, a comprehensive portal that provides user-friendly access for residents to submit public records requests online.

Three Livermore students are recognized for their outstanding water resources science projects.

East Bay Community Energy offers residents and businesses choices for renewable energy sources.

The City of Livermore is home to many wonderful pieces of public art.

City Manager Marc Roberts has announced his appointment of Jeramy Young as Livermore’s new Chief of Police, replacing Chief Michael Harris, who retired this past August. Young joined the Livermore Police Department in 2014 as a Captain. During his time in Livermore, he has been responsible for many notable accomplishments. He implemented the Area Command Policing model, expanding community policing efforts and strengthening relationships with the Livermore community. He was integral in the creation of a real-time crime center, allowing for more efficient and effective responses to crime events. Most recently, he has actively engaged with the City Council Equity and Inclusion Subcommittee to address many pressing law enforcement issues, including racial justice, police response to mental illness, and diversity in recruitment. Asked about his appointment, Young stated, “I’m excited to step into this new role and look forward to serving the community as their Police Chief. I have enjoyed working in Livermore and am eager to build on the great successes already achieved. The men and women of the Livermore Police Department are dedicated professionals, and I am honored to work with them.” Chief Young has a passion for community policing, transparency in law enforcement, and is committed to prioritizing diversity on the Livermore Police force. He is married, has three children, and enjoys golfing and camping with family.

City Manager Marc Roberts stated, “I am extremely proud of our Police Department. The fact that we had a well-qualified pool of candidates from across the nation shows how well respected our Department is. I am excited that Jeramy will be our next Chief of Police. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the organization. Chief Young is dedicated to social justice, continuous improvement and transparency, and has a passion for serving our community.”

It’s Water Professionals Appreciation Week and the City of Livermore is celebrating by shining a spotlight on some of the hardworking staff who make sure our community has safe and reliable water, wastewater, and recycled water. Today’s spotlight is on Laboratory Technician Lisa Boyko-Davidson.

It’s Water Professionals Appreciation Week and the City of Livermore is celebrating by shining a spotlight on some of the hardworking staff who make sure our community has safe and reliable water, wastewater, and recycled water. Today’s spotlight is on Laboratory Supervisor Dr. Kumudini Dharmawardana.

It’s Water Professionals Appreciation Week and the City of Livermore is celebrating by shining a spotlight on some of the hardworking staff who make sure our community has safe and reliable water, wastewater, and recycled water. Today’s spotlight is on Associate Civil Engineer Farnoush Levers.

Like so many of you, we were shocked and saddened after watching the video of the officer from the Minneapolis Police Department kneeling on the neck of George Floyd during an arrest that ended in his death.

We want our community to know that the actions taken by the officers on that video were wrong, this is not how we train or what we expect from our officers and in fact goes against what wearing the badge represents.

The Livermore Police Department sends our condolences to the Floyd family and to all who have been impacted by this tragedy and we remain committed to service with honor and protection with purpose.

Livermore's annual water awareness poster contest has been postponed until the next school year.

Detailed information on annual fire inspection code requirements.

On January 29th, Mayor Marchand presented his eighth "State of the City" Town Hall community address.

On July 8, 2019, LPD officers responded to 985 E. Stanley Boulevard for a shooting that just occurred. Officers arrived and located a 16-year-old male victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. The victim was immediately transported to a local hospital for medical care. During the early morning hours, the 16-year-old victim male succumbed to his injures.

The investigation has revealed there was a verbal altercation between the victim and the suspect. During the altercation, the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the victim, immediately fleeing the scene. The suspect has been identified as 21-year-old Jorge Luis Tellez of Livermore. LPD’s SWAT team served a search warrant on Jorge Tellez’ residence early this morning in an attempt to apprehend him. Jorge Tellez was not at his residence and is still outstanding. An arrest warrant has been obtained for Jorge Luis Tellez and he is wanted for murder. Jorge Tellez should be considered armed and dangerous. If anyone sees Jorge Tellez, they should immediately notify law enforcement immediately.

If you have any information regarding this shooting, please call the Livermore Police Tip-Line at (925) 371-4790. Those who wish to remain anonymous may do so.

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The Livermore Police Department is encouraging all football fans to celebrate Super Bowl LIII responsibly by not driving impaired, or letting other fans get behind the wheel when they shouldn’t.

In an effort to flag those who choose to drive impaired, the Livermore Police Department will increase patrols Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 3), adding additional officers to look for drivers suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.

The Livermore Police Department also reminds drivers that "DUI Doesn’t Just Mean Booze." If you take prescription drugs, particularly those with a driving or operating machinery warning on the label, you might be impaired enough to get a DUI. Marijuana can also be impairing, especially in combination with alcohol or other drugs, and can result in a DUI.

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The Livermore Police Department is requesting the community's assistance in a missing person investigation.On March 2, 2017, Dwight Meier communicated to his family that he would no longer see them and they could find his vehicle at the Livermore Walmart. When his parents received the letter on March 5, 2017, they contacted the Livermore Police Department and filed a missing person report. Meier's vehicle was located at the Walmart in Livermore like he had stated in his letter. LPD Officers along with assistance from the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office checked the surrounding areas around Walmart. Despite search efforts, Meier has yet to be located. LPD Detectives are continuing their investigation in locating the whereabouts of Meier. Anyone with information regarding Dwight Meier's whereabouts please contact Livermore PD.

Check out your new user-friendly LivermoreRecycles.org resource.

The City of Livermore has adopted an ordinance to establish district-based elections for Council Members starting 2020.

Possible measles exposure at Sauced BBQ & Spirits Restaurant on March 23.