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Cloverdale! Where the vineyards meet the redwoods. For a small community, the City of Cloverdale abounds in local services. Our schools rank among the top 5% in the state, our firefighters boast the best response times in the county, and our community-oriented policing programs work to make Cloverdale one of the safest communities in the Sonoma County. The Cloverdale Unified School District (CUSD) is comprised of four school sites. Jefferson School K-3rd grade, Washington School grades 4-8, Cloverdale High School grades 9-12, and Johanna Echols-Hansen Continuation High School. Student enrollment is 1580, which allows the district the ability to be responsive to individual student needs. The family atmosphere at each school supports student achievement and helps build socially responsible adults. Founded in 1968, the Cloverdale Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to local historical preservation and education. Cloverdale City and Chamber of Commerce Information Click Here For Sonoma County School Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
Cotati named after an Indian chief. Cotati a quaint bedroom community has about 6,800 residents. The city is next to 101 just South of Rohnert Park. The two towns are joined at the hip. They share the same school district and boundary lines blend together and Sonoma State University close by. Zero homicides in 1999,1998,1997,and 1996, one in 1995 and zero in 1994.
The downtown is designed around a hexagon and efforts are being made to build on the town’s history background.
In 2000 the state tallied that there were 1598 single-family homes, 423 single attached homes, 629 apartments, and 131 mobile homes. Urban line limits growth. There are some mobile homes under rent control.
In 1990 bond passed to build schools, improve high school. Rancho-Cotati High opened a new math and science building. School district has spent approx. $5 million to open classrooms at Sonoma State University so students can use facilities to study computer science and technology. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sonoma County School District Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information Click Here For Cotati Chamber of Commerce Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
Glen Ellen is an unincorporated area in the northern half of the Sonoma Valley, also known as the Valley of the Moon. There are many picturesque wineries in the Glen Ellen and Kenwood areas of the Sonoma Valley. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sonoma County School Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
Healdsburg boasts a downtown square with a gazebo in the middle. The town is quaint and reassuring. Around the square are antique shops, art galleries, bookstores, boutiques, highly rated restaurants. The city spent about $2 million on downtown landscaping, underground utility lines, antique street lighting and parking.
Around the old part of town there are homes from around the run of the century and the early 1900's: Queen Anne’s, bungalows, cottages, homes built in the style of Italia, Greece, and Mediterranean. As you travel east the homes get newer and near the Russian River. At the north end of town are the newer subdivisions.
The library is fairly new, there are concerts at the gazebo in the town square, there is a Saturday Market featuring local flowers, vegetables and fruits. A new hotel was completed in Fall 2001 on the Town Square and features the Dry Creek Kitchen Restaurant with local chef Mark Purdy and part of the world famous Charlie Parker chain. This town has truly become a destination point for those visiting or moving to northern Sonoma County. In February 2005 watch for the opening of Cyrus at the new Hotel LeMars. Some say in will be the French Laundry of Sonoma County. Chamber of Commerce (707) 433-6935. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sonoma County School Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information Click Here For Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
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Petaluma the second largest city in Sonoma County located on the Petaluma River. Population 52,985.
In recent years has become a high tech town with new Petaluma to the East of highway 101 and old to the West.
Petaluma has 7 elementary school districts and Santa Rosa Junior College has a satellite campus there.
Petaluma is part of what is now called Telecom Valley, the corridor that extends to Santa Rosa and has attracted about a dozen high tech firms including Cisco and Alcatel.
There is a municipal airport on the city's Eastern border.
Housing units in 2000 totaled 20,489. 14,884 are single family. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sonoma County School District Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information Click Here For Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
Rohnert Park is exactly halfway between the attractive vintage river town of Petaluma and the county seat of Santa Rosa. This location places the city in the middle of a 16-mile area of the largest population and retail corridor in the county.
Thoughtfully designed for families, Rohnert Park has tree-lined streets and attractive neighborhoods connected by bike and walking trails. Each neighborhood is designed around a park and elementary school. Farms and grazing land surround the city.
Rohnert Park’s focus has always been children. There are abundant activities for children of all ages through city run athletic facilities, private enterprise and nonprofit organizations. Approximately 3,700 children and teens participate in baseball, girls’ softball, soccer and basketball leagues, and Pop Warner football. There is an active swim team that participates in local, regional and state swim needs.
Sharing their knowledge, skills and talents, volunteers round out professional staff at the city’s community center where classes are held for children and teens in fine arts, crafts, physical fitness, dance, music, and drama. Some business owners provide after school tutoring and mentoring. Elementary schools offer before and after childcare. Rohnert Park and Cotati share the school district. School academic ranking is fairly high, around 50th to 80th percentile.
The University is building what will be Sonoma County's main performing arts center. Music and theatre lovers want to make the center like Tanglewood West, a facility that will not only facilitate the arts but also encourage them. The Santa Rosa Symphony will make the center its home. About 7000- students attend the university.
Rohnert Park is a save place to live with a low crime, one homicide in 1999 zero in 1998. In the eight preceding years all zero. With convenient shopping Resort hotel is the Doubletree Inn, shopping includes Wal-Mart, Target, Home Depot and soon a Price-Costco. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sonoma County School Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information For Rohnert Park, Park & Recreation Information Click Here For Rohnert Park Chamber of Commerce Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
Santa Rosa, largest city in Sonoma County is located about 50 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge, in Sonoma County Wine Country. Just minutes away from the ocean, the redwoods and over 100 wineries, it is easy to see why the Partners for Livable Communities have recently named Santa Rosa one of the nation’s most livable Communities.
The quality of life is extraordinary, the residents are warm and friendly and the city, while having a population of over 150,000 still maintains a small town feel.
In the population numbers Santa Rosa has added over the last 20 years three times as many residents as Marin County. Homes priced lower and rents cheaper than anywhere in Marin County. Santa Rosa has one high school-middle school district and several elementary districts. Santa Rosa Junior College offers about 7,000 classes and draws about 36,000 students.
There are two major shopping plazas featuring Macy's, Sears and Mervyn's. Also Costco. A great downtown area with coffee houses, restaurants, bookstores, health spa, billiard parlor, movie complexes and more. In the summer there is a weekly street market in the evening.
There is lots of housing, 58,273 units, of which 35,037 are single-family dwellings and a retirement community with golf course at Oakmont. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sonoma County School Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information Click Here For Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
The City of Sebastopol is a small semi-urban community located on the western edge of the Santa Rosa plain. It is 50 miles north of San Francisco, 8 miles west of Santa Rosa, 10 miles from Bodega Bay, and Sebastopol is also the gateway to the popular Russian River and coastal recreation areas. The City, incorporated in 1902, currently has a population of about 7,800 people and serves a trade area population in excess of 50,000 people. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sebastopol Union Schools District Click Here For West Sonoma County Union High School District Click Here For Sonoma County Schools Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
The City of Sonoma is a small, historic community of some 9,500 residents. Located in the heart of the Wine Country, Sonoma is ringed with world-class wineries and scenic vineyards. The town offers an unmatched quality of life, combining the pace and friendliness of small town living with cultural and recreational opportunities normally associated with much larger communities. The mainstays of the local economy are agriculture, tourism, and public services. Sonoma serves as the economic hub of Sonoma Valley, which has approximately 39,000 residents. Located: Southeastern Sonoma County in the San Francisco Bay area on State Route 12. Sonoma is about 50 miles northeast of San Francisco and 20 miles southeast of Santa Rosa. Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Sonoma Valley Schools District Information Click Here For Sonoma County School District Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
Oak-covered hills and valleys, fields of vineyards, soaring hot air balloons and distant plumes of the geysers welcome visitors, residents and businesses to Windsor's countrified lifestyle. Sonoma County's fourth largest town, Windsor has a population of approximately 25,000.
Many Windsor residents work within town limits or commute a short distance to work. This close proximity to work and home, complete with shopping conveniences weaves a desirable quality of life into our community. Chamber of Commerce 707-838-7285 Click Here For More Community Information Click Here For Windsor Unified Schools District Information Click Here For Sonoma County School District Information Click Here For Sonoma County School API Scores Information Click Here For Sonoma County School SAT Scores Information Click Here For Windsor Chamber of Commerce Information For Sonoma County Parks & Recreation Information
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