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It was a fantastic time at our annual Halloween Bash last Friday, where guests dressed in their spooky costumes, danced to live music from Seasoned Soul, and enjoyed a barbecue rib meal. A special thank you to Lino Amaral at State Farm Insurance for sponsoring the beverage station, serving delicious and festive mocktails to our event attendees! @agentlino 🎃🍁🎵 #pinolecommunityservices #pinolehalloweenbash #pinoleseniorcenter
It was a fantastic time at our annual Halloween Bash last Friday, where guests dressed in their spooky costumes, danced to live music from Seasoned Soul, and enjoyed a barbecue rib meal. A special thank you to Lino Amaral at State Farm Insurance for sponsoring the beverage station, serving delicious and festive mocktails to our event attendees! @agentlino 🎃🍁🎵 #pinolecommunityservices #pinolehalloweenbash #pinoleseniorcenter
🍂🍁🌧️ Adopt a Catch Basin: Help Keep Pinole Flood-Ready! 🌧️🍁🍂
As fall leaves begin to drop and winter storms approach, we’re asking residents to help keep their neighborhood storm drains clear. 🍂
✅ Adopt a catch basin near your home
✅ Sweep leaves and debris away from drain openings
✅ Dispose of debris properly, not in the street or storm drain
✅ Report clogged or damaged drains to Public Works
Safety First: Please stay on the sidewalk whenever possible. Never enter a storm drain, lift a catch basin grate, attempt to remove heavy debris, or clear drains during active flooding. Leave those situations to City crews.
A few minutes of effort can help reduce localized flooding and keep our community safe during storm season. Let’s work together to keep Pinole prepared!
A special shout out to William for getting it started! 🌧️🍂🤝 Snap a pic of your sweeping and tag @cityofpinole so we can repost!
#Pinole #FloodPreparedness #StormReady #CommunityStrong #PublicWorks
🍂🍁🌧️ Adopt a Catch Basin: Help Keep Pinole Flood-Ready! 🌧️🍁🍂
As fall leaves begin to drop and winter storms approach, we’re asking residents to help keep their neighborhood storm drains clear. 🍂
✅ Adopt a catch basin near your home
✅ Sweep leaves and debris away from drain openings
✅ Dispose of debris properly, not in the street or storm drain
✅ Report clogged or damaged drains to Public Works
Safety First: Please stay on the sidewalk whenever possible. Never enter a storm drain, lift a catch basin grate, attempt to remove heavy debris, or clear drains during active flooding. Leave those situations to City crews.
A few minutes of effort can help reduce localized flooding and keep our community safe during storm season. Let’s work together to keep Pinole prepared!
A special shout out to William for getting it started! 🌧️🍂🤝 Snap a pic of your sweeping and tag @cityofpinole so we can repost!
#Pinole #FloodPreparedness #StormReady #CommunityStrong #PublicWorks
On Wednesday, November 11 from 11am-12pm, come and enjoy Pinole’s 2nd annual Veteran’s Day Celebration with a Flag Retirement Ceremony, veteran and community speeches, featured performances, along with veteran resources and information at Fernandez Park (595 Tennent Ave.).
For questions, please contact recreation@pinole.gov or call (510) 724-9800.
#pinolecommunityevents #veteransdaycelebration #pinolecommunityservices #pinoleveterans
On Wednesday, November 11 from 11am-12pm, come and enjoy Pinole’s 2nd annual Veteran’s Day Celebration with a Flag Retirement Ceremony, veteran and community speeches, featured performances, along with veteran resources and information at Fernandez Park (595 Tennent Ave.).
For questions, please contact recreation@pinole.gov or call (510) 724-9800.
#pinolecommunityevents #veteransdaycelebration #pinolecommunityservices #pinoleveterans
🌧️ In preparation for El Niño weather, the City is coordinating with the Contra Costa County Flood Control District to improve stormwater flow of Pinole Creek and reduce the risk of flooding. These proactive measures are being taken with public safety as our top priority and in response to concerns raised by residents. We appreciate the partnership and ongoing efforts to help prepare our community before storms arrive.
#Pinole #PublicSafety #FloodPreparedness #CommunityPartnership
🌧️ In preparation for El Niño weather, the City is coordinating with the Contra Costa County Flood Control District to improve stormwater flow of Pinole Creek and reduce the risk of flooding. These proactive measures are being taken with public safety as our top priority and in response to concerns raised by residents. We appreciate the partnership and ongoing efforts to help prepare our community before storms arrive.
#Pinole #PublicSafety #FloodPreparedness #CommunityPartnership
