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The Permit Center will be closed for a department meeting on Tuesday, June 25 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Concord Senior Center is a designated Cooling Center when temperatures rise above 100 degrees.
Older adults are vulnerable to heat illness, especially if they have heart disease or high blood pressure or take medications for depression or ins...
The City of Concord is proud to partner with Rising Sun Center for Opportunity to help Concord residents conserve resources, address economic inequality, and foster a sustainable world by working to address the triple bottom line - people, planet, and pat...
Grab your bathing suit, towel and goggles – the Concord Community Pool (3501 Cowell Road) is now open! Thanks to a recent replastering project, which was completed in March – a month ahead of schedule – and a pool deck renovation that was done in spring o...
The City of Concord’s Transportation Division is seeking community input on the first phase of its Complete Streets Feasibility Study. Working with Alta Planning + Design, the City’s transportation planners launched an online platform to solicit feedback ...
Update: The May 14 City Council agenda has been posted online, and it includes the proposed budget as an attached document.
Residents are encouraged to participate in this meeting to provide input. If you cannot attend one of these meetings, please submit ...
The City of Concord has introduced a new website that is intended to be more user-friendly and easier to navigate. Launched on February 21, the website is still being tested and fine-tuned, and City staff welcome feedback from the community.
Duri...
UPDATED 4/15/19 --- The Concord Pavilion has announced a great lineup for the 2019 concert season. From Florence + the Machine to Heart and Joan Jett to Sammy Hagar, there is something for everyone!
April 20: KSAN Presents Sammy Hagar &...
In a wide-ranging conversation at the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s annual State of the City luncheon on February 1, Mayor Carlyn Obringer provided a detailed look at Concord’s current state of affairs and the vision for the City’s future.
East Bay...