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Projects
Although Ukiah is a smaller city, we have big ideas when it comes to business development, recreation programs, and providing superior municipal services to our residents. In addition to the extensive number of services currently provided by the City, our staff will be working on a host of projects including those shown below. In addition to being a full service city, Ukiah also manages its own electric utility and airport. As the largest city in Mendocino County, we have become the leader in recreational events for the family, solid improvements in our municipal infrastructure, and in redevelopment programs to enhance our business climate.
Downtown Parking
Since 2016, a Parking Ad Hoc Committee has been working to develop an improved downtown parking management plan to better serve residents, businesses, and patrons in the Downtown Ukiah area.
Recycled Water
The City received $34M in funding to build Phases 1-3 of a recycled water infrastructure system in the valley. After completion in 2018 these phases will serve 617 acres of agricultural land, 20 acres of pasture, and 11.5 acres of turf.
Gobbi Street
Underground Project
A City improvement project designed to improve safety and enhance the beauty of our community by putting utility lines underground.
Costco in Ukiah
Find out the latest news about a Costco store planning to open just off of Talmage Road in the Airport Blvd business park in 2018. Ground-breaking began late September of 2017.
Solid Waste Rate Adjustments
The City of Ukiah City Council (“City”) has adopted Solid Waste collection rate schedule adjustments for a five-year period.
Gibson Creek
Spawning Project
In the Spring of 2017 the City of Ukiah partnered with NMFS to test a Remote Spawning Incubator (RSI) at the site of the historic Gibson Creek Hatchery. Watch the video…
Cannabis Regulations
The City of Ukiah has adopted ordinances that regulate and permit cannabis-related businesses. For more info, click below:
UVSD vs.
City of Ukiah
In October 2013 the Ukiah Valley Sanitation District filed a lawsuit against the City of Ukiah seeking damages for alleged contract breaches spanning more than 50 years.
Quarterly
Financial Report
Management of the City of Ukiah is pleased to present this quarterly financial report on the activities, condition, and budgetary highlights for the second quarter of fiscal year 2016-17.
Palace Hotel
This is a historic hotel in downtown Ukiah that has fallen into disrepair. Attempts have been made to save the building so that it may become an integral part of downtown, but there is much left to be done.
Master Pavement
Rehabilitation Program
The Public Works Department’s strategic approach to improve the overall quality of streets in Ukiah by identifying the right treatment for either repairing or replacing streets.
New Courthouse
Ukiah is working on getting a new courthouse! Through the joint efforts of multiple agencies, a much larger, much more accessible, and much safer building will be constructed along Perkins Street.
Downtown Streetscape
The goal of this project is to improve the aesthetics of the downtown area, enhance accessibility for pedestrians and bicyclists, and improve traffic circulation.
Consolidated
Fire Services – UVFA
The Ukiah Fire Dept has joined the Ukiah Valley Fire District to form the Ukiah Valley Fire Authority to provide fire services to the City and the greater Ukiah valley.
Trinity School
The City has received a Use Permit application requesting approval for the reuse of the former Trinity School site located at 915 Church Street as an extension of the main DRBU campus located in Talmage.
Perkins Street
Underground Project
A City improvement project designed to improve safety and enhance the beauty of our community by putting utility lines underground.
