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Colma, CA – August 26, 2019 The Town of Colma conducted a Community Priorities Survey in June 2019 with Godbe Research to gauge resident feedback on Town services and priorities. The results show nearly 90% of residents are satisfied with Town services-- and want the   public works, safety, and business development programs they value, maintained....

Given the growing threat of extreme weather, we want all of our customers to be prepared for power outages. If gusty winds and dry conditions, combined with a heightened fire risk, threaten a portion of the electric system serving your community, it will be necessary for us to turn off electricity in the interest of public...

The Town of Colma commissioned Godbe Research to conduct independent public opinion research to assess resident priorities for City services. Please click here to view the survey results.

Comcast announced it will significantly expand eligibility for Internet Essentials, which is the nation’s largest, most comprehensive, and most successful broadband adoption program in America, to include all qualified low-income households in its service area. The Company estimates that more than one million low-income households in California, including MediCal recipients, households with people with disabilities...

We’ve all heard the phrase that it’s better to be safe than sorry. And Ben Franklin wisely opined that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And a poster proclaiming “Safety doesn’t happen by accident” can be found in almost every workplace. In that spirit, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has...

Mercy Housing’s new 65-unit Veterans Village in Colma (situated between Cypress Lawn and Holy Cross cemeteries along Mission Road) will be opening on August 15. Formerly homeless military veterans, many with disabilities and ranging in age from mid-30’s to late 60’s, will now have affordable and stable housing. Comprehensive case management and supportive services will...

CITY MANAGER’S UPDATE Brian Dossey, City Manager At the July 24 City Council Meeting, the Council adopted a resolution updating the Value-Based Code of Conduct.  The Code was adopted in 2009 as a framework for day-to-day actions and decision-making by the City Council.  The values of Fairness, Honesty & Integrity, Responsibility, Vision, and Respect were...