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Circulation Element Update

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Arroyo Grande Police Department Launches Social Media Platform

The Arroyo Grande Police Department is pleased to announce the launch of the organization’s newest social media platform: Instagram. The Instagram account will allow the public to connect with their police department like never before.

Community Forum for Use of Recreation Grant Funds

The City of Arroyo Grande Recreation Services Department is applying for the Prop 68 Per Capita Grant to obtain funding to replace the current play structure at Elm Street Park. The City invites community members to be part of the conversation.

Nominate an Arroyo Grande Business as a ‘COVID Safety Superstar’

South County Chambers of Commerce is asking for nominations of businesses in Arroyo Grande that would qualify as a “COVID Safety Superstar.” A COVID Safety Superstar is a business that is following COVID guidelines and has gone above a...

City of Arroyo Grande COVID-19 Relief Program

At their March 9^th meeting, the City Council unanimously authorized the use of $150,000 from SB 1090 funds to assist businesses and residents in the form of business assistance grants and retraining scholarships.

Pursuant to a December 2016 Settlement Agre...

211 SLO County

Need a one-stop shop for all of the community resources in SLO County? 211 is the number to call.

Citizen Permit Portal

In an effort to be more efficient and provide great customer service, the City is now offering online permit and business licence services through the Citizen Permit Portal.

Visit Arroyo Grande

Welcome to Arroyo Grande, California! Find all the information you need to plan your next trip in Arroyo Grande.

Stormwater Resource Plan (SWRP) Project

In July 2016, the State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Financial Assistance awarded grant funds to the City of Arroyo Grande through California Proposition 1 (the Water Bond) in the amount of $189,140 to develop a Stormwater Resource Plan.