Projects & Initiatives

1. ADA Transition Plan

   The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires all public organizations to adopt a Transition Plan identifying physical obstacles limiting access to programs, services and activities by persons with disabilities.

2. Broadband Master Plan Project

   Broadband has become the indispensable utility of the 21st century, driving the prosperity of communities and supporting their long-term goals. Within the City, broadband improves the delivery of government services; from traffic signals to public safety, from library services to permits and inspections, broadband is instrumental in supporting the services provided throughout our community.

3. Cannabis Regulations

   Learn about marijuana regulations to both medical marijuana and adult-use marijuana and how to obtain licenses.

4. Capital Improvement Plan

   The City's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is responsible for administration of the City's Capital Improvement projects. This includes budgeting and management the design and construction of various city projects throughout the year.

5. Community Oriented Government

   The City of Concord Community Oriented Government team includes employees from all City departments. The team looks forward to working collaboratively with residents, neighborhoods, organizations and businesses to address widespread issues of a chronic nature that affect the quality of life in our community.

6. Concord Community Institute

   The mission of the Concord Community Institute is to provide an environment that supports learning, participation and collaboration by raising awareness and understanding of City functions, processes, programs and services.

7. Concord Naval Weapons Station

   Learn more about the Naval Weapons Station and other current project activities for Reuse Project implementation.

8. Concord / Pleasant Hill Health Care District

   The Concord/Pleasant Hill Health Care District was reorganized as a subsidiary of the City of Concord in August 2012, and continues to serve the cities of Concord and Pleasant Hill.

9. Drought Management Plan

   The Contra Costa Water District (CCWD) Board of Directors adopted a 2015 Drought Program, which calls on residential customers to reduce water use by 25% and irrigation customers, such as the City, to reduce water use by 45% from 2013 use.

10. Sanitary Sewer Information

    The City of Concord provides wastewater collection services to the cities of Concord and Clayton and some parcels in unincorporated areas of Contra Costa County.