Street Sweeping Schedule Online

Residents uncertain about when their streets are swept, can now take a look at an online map which outlines the general plan for sweeping. 

Residential streets are swept once per month, major corridors twice per month, and the downtown each week.&...

Dogs of Danville Unleashed!

The Town of Danville is pleased to "Unleash" its first temporary, public art exhibit: The Dogs of Danville!

The dog sculptures are a welcoming and inspiring asset to the community, meant to add some fun to the downtown's charming and friendly vib...

Opt Up to Cleaner Energy

On April 1, Danville became one of the latest municipalities to use MCE as the primary electricity provider. The Town joins Alamo, Blackhawk, San Ramon, Walnut Creek, Lafayette and a number of other Bay Area communities receiving electricity from MCE. joi...

New Teen Zone Unveiled at the Danville Library

In December, a new teen zone was unveiled at the Danville Library. The repurposed area, which replaced outdated reference shelves, includes collaborative seating for over 25 teens. The orange and burgundy décor provides an inviting space for teens that ma...

Volunteers Sought at Museum, Park & Visitor Center

Share your love of Danville history with the community by volunteering at the Museum, Park & Visitor Center.

Gas Tax and Fees Help Fund Local Road Repairs

In April 2017, the California Legislature passed Senate Bill 1 (SB 1) – the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017. SB 1 is a statewide transportation infrastructure investment package that will generate $54 billion over the next decade to repair and ...

Using Taxpayer Dollars Wisely

Each spring, hundreds of cities throughout California begin the budget planning process for their upcoming fiscal year, which begins on July 1. The Danville Town Council is scheduled to review the Fiscal Year 2018/19 Operating Budget and Capital Improveme...