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City of Belvedere
Published September 21Mallard Pointe Update
Mallard Pointe continues to move through the permit review process. As a reminder, the demolition permit was issued on July 15, but physical demolition cannot begin until the bulkhead replacement permit has also been issued. The City is currently reviewing the developer’s 6th…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Mallard Pointe Update
Mallard Pointe continues to move through the permit review process. As a reminder, the demolition permit was issued on July 15, but physical demolition cannot begin until the bulkhead replacement permit has also been issued. The City is currently reviewing the developer’s 6th…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Shelter in Place Event: Friday, October 9 at 5pm
A community-wide emergency could require you to stay at home for 7 to 10 days. Would you have enough food, water and essential supplies for your whole household, including pets? If the power goes out, how would you receive vital information? Be Ready Belvedere is hosting an event…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Shelter in Place Event: Friday, October 9 at 5pm
A community-wide emergency could require you to stay at home for 7 to 10 days. Would you have enough food, water and essential supplies for your whole household, including pets? If the power goes out, how would you receive vital information? Be Ready Belvedere is hosting an event…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Belvedere Home Made Film Festival: October 9
Join your neighbors in Belvedere Community Park on Friday, October 9 at 6:30pm for the third annual Belvedere Home Made Film Festival—an evening of locally created short films celebrating community, sponsored in part by the City of Belvedere. Come early to this free,…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Belvedere Home Made Film Festival: October 9
Join your neighbors in Belvedere Community Park on Friday, October 9 at 6:30pm for the third annual Belvedere Home Made Film Festival—an evening of locally created short films celebrating community, sponsored in part by the City of Belvedere. Come early to this free,…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Belvedere is Transitioning to a .gov Domain
The City of Belvedere is excited to announce the transition to a .gov domain effective October 1, 2026. This will change the web address from www.cityofbelvedere.gov to www.cityofbelvedere.gov. The .gov domain is reserved exclusively for verified U.S. government entities, making…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Belvedere is Transitioning to a .gov Domain
The City of Belvedere is excited to announce the transition to a .gov domain effective October 1, 2026. This will change the web address from www.cityofbelvedere.org to www.cityofbelvedere.gov. The .gov domain is reserved exclusively for verified U.S. government entities, making…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Get Ready for Super El Niño at the Library
Join emergency preparedness experts at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library and learn how to prepare for potential heavy storm impacts on the Tiburon Peninsula this winter, especially with a strong El Niño predicted. This program is being offered on three different dates: Wednesday,…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Get Ready for Super El Niño at the Library
Join emergency preparedness experts at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library and learn how to prepare for potential heavy storm impacts on the Tiburon Peninsula this winter, especially with a strong El Niño predicted. This program is being offered on three different dates: Wednesday,…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Richardson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary Seasonal Boat Closure
The Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary reminds the community that Sanctuary waters are closed to all boat traffic—including paddle boards, kayaks, and canoes—from October 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027 to protect tens of thousands of migratory birds. The 900-acre closure…
City of Belvedere
Published September 21Richardson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary Seasonal Boat Closure
The Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary reminds the community that Sanctuary waters are closed to all boat traffic—including paddle boards, kayaks, and canoes—from October 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027 to protect tens of thousands of migratory birds. The 900-acre closure…