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HIP Housing is a great resource in San Mateo County that helps people find a place to live. You may also visit our Housing Resources page for more information.

Section 8 Housing - The California Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher) Program is a federal government initiative that aims to help low-income families in the state to access affordable, safe and sanitary housing. This program is operated by the California Housing Authority (PHA) which has offices spread across the state. The California Public Housing Authority...

Yes, the Police Department will generate a vacation watch for your residence upon your request.  Officers will do passing checks on your home while you are away.  Please call us at (650) 997-8321 to request your vacation watch or please fill out the Vacation Check Request form.

For non-related emergencies please call (650) 997-8321.

Since the Town of Colma is a small town, we do not have a housing department to assist in these matters.  The San Mateo County Department of Housing can assist you with landlord/tenant disputes. You may also visit our Community Resources page for additional information on housing.

Yes! Visit the Finger Printing Services page for details.

Yes. The Town of Colma does not have any rental restrictions. However, if you are only renting or leasing the home, renting a room may likely be a violation of your lease or rental agreement, so you will want to check the agreement and the property owner.

Yes.  The Town of Colma does not have any rental restrictions.

Yes, by appointment only. Visit the Finger Printing Services page for details.

Cemetery (G):  A majority of the Town is zoned for Cemetery.  This zone also allows for related uses such as flower sales and monument manufacturing.  Agricultural uses are also permitted.  Golf related activities are conditionally permitted. Executive/Administrative Office (E): This zone allows for office uses, monument sales and flower sales. The properties with this zoning...

If space is available while still allowing for a free and clear path of travel of at least 5 feet, businesses can apply for a Temporary Use Permit that allows for an outdoor sale of up to 5 calendar days and no more often than every 3 months.  The filing fee is $50.00.

The Town of Colma takes pride in its attractive shopping areas that are free from visual clutter.  In order to balance the needs of businesses to advertise and the desire of the Town to minimize visual clutter, the Town requires a Temporary Banner Permit for temporary signs.  The permit allows for the use of a...

Population According to the State of California Department of Finance  the current Colma population is 1,729. The population increased in 1986 due to an annexation of existing housing units to the Sterling Park neighborhood and the addition of Veteran's Village housing in 2019. Age & Race Colma is more diverse than San Mateo County as...

The Town of Colma, known worldwide as the "City Of Souls," is the smallest city in San Mateo County with about 1,700 residents and over 1.5 million "souls." However, Colma is more than just cemeteries. Colma's commercial buildings make a distinct architectural statement resulting from design standards that encourage Spanish-Mediterranean motifs.  Colma boasts an old-world...

El Camino Real Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvement Project Project Study Report - Project Development Support Mission Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Archaeological Survey Report Geotechnical Evaluation Report Potholing Report FNAE-SC-SOIS Serramonte Blvd West (Phase I) Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Serramonte Blvd Phase I – 75% Plans Community Outreach Postcard Systemic Safety Analysis Report Systemic Safety...

Below is a listing of all active Request For Proposals (RFPs) from the Town of Colma Public Works / Engineering Department.

The Public Works/Engineering Department manages and oversees the Town’s Capital Improvement Plan (CIP); provides assistance in the private land development project review and approval process, and issues grading and encroachment permits. In addition to these tasks, the general municipal engineering and public works responsibilities include managing the Storm Water NPDES permit regulatory program, annual sewer...

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