News Flash

Virtual Recreation!

To best serve community members during the ‘Shelter at Home’ Order, the City’s Recreation Services Department has created an online site for Virtual Recreation.

COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Updates

The City has created a City COVID-19 Information Page

Arroyo Grande Counts!

Census 2020: You Count!

The 2020 Census is closer than you think

On April 1, 2020, it’s important to count every person living in Arroyo Grande.

Here’s why you should take the Census:

1. It’s quick and easy. In 2020, you...

Shelter at Home Order

In partnership with all seven incorporated cities in San Luis Obispo County, County Emergency Services Director today issued an executive order for all people in San Luis Obispo County to shelter at home starting March 19th at 5 PM.

Public Participation in City Council Meetings

Public participation in City Council meetings is still encouraged and new guidelines have been published regarding virtual participation during the COVID-19 emergency.

All City Facilities Temporarily Closed to Walk-Ins

In order to further reduce the risk of community spread of COVID-19, the City of Arroyo Grande announced temporary and precautionary changes to public access to some City facilities and operations.

Strategic Concepts for Arroyo Grande

A strategic planning process is currently underway at the City in order to create budget priorities and move the City forward. At their January 28, 2020 meeting, City Council discussed overall strategic concepts and visioning that will set the framework a...

Arroyo Grande 2020 Strawberry Celebration

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Activity Registration

View the Activity Guide and register for activities online!

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.