Hughson’s 6th Annual Trunk or Tent & Treat
October 31st | 5-8pm at Lebright Fields
To register your trunk or tent, registration must be turned in by October 26th, 2018 (Registration Form)
City of Hughson Planning Commission Vacancy
Do you want to be an active part of your community’s decision-making and planning future?
The City of Hughson is currently recruiting for an opening on the Hughson Planning Commission. Applications are available during business hours at City Hall, located at 7018 Pine Street or anytime here.
The Planning Commission meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm. Commissioners receive a $50 stipend for each meeting attended.
Please submit applications to City Hall. Should you have any questions about the Commission vacancy or need further information please contact City Hall at 209-883-4054.
Hughson City Council Directs Staff to Craft Illegal Firework Regulation
Enforcement and Education Efforts to Begin This Year
The Hughson City Council directed City staff to develop a Policy to address the use of illegal fireworks in the City by allowing public safety personnel to enforce this activity. Ultimately, the Policy will address the responsible party and a monetary penalty for any illegal activity.
City of Hughson City Council Workshop —
Water & Sewer
Hughson City Council & City Staff held an informational workshop regarding the City’s Water & Sewer Operation & Infrastructure. Information was provided on the current condition of the current water & sewer infrastructure; the history of the adopted water & sewer rates; and the City’s future needs for these important utilities.
Water & Wastewater Workshop Video
Water & Wastewater Workshop Presentation
Water & Wastewater Workshop Q&A
Water Overview
Wastewater Overview
Initiatives
Portable Observation Device
To proactively address its goal ensuring the safety and security of the community, the Hughson City Council has allocated funding for the placement of public safety cameras throughout the City. The cameras are intended to deter criminal activity and assist law enforcement efforts. Phase I of the effort will include six (6) Portable Observation Devices—a self-contained camera system—to be placed along major corridors of the City. It is anticipated that the City will implement a second phase of security devices in the future.See All
