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Email from City of San Mateo Check out the latest from the City of San Mateo In today's edition: Introducing My San Mateo: Your Portal to Request City Services Get Your Ticket for the 2026 State of the City on March 30 Head West Marketplace Returns to Downtown San Mateo This Saturday, March 21 Actions Taken at March 16 City Council Meeting Reminder: Enter the "I Voted" Youth Sticker Competition U.S. 101/SR-92 Overnight Ramp Closures on March 26 Summer 2026 Jobs Are Now Open With Parks and Rec We're Hiring for a Community Services Coordinator Upcoming Closure at the Japanese Garden Community Events Sponsorship Opportunities Are Now Available Join us for Adult Open Gym at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. King Center Gym! Blue Zones Keynote Event With Peninsula Health Care District on Tuesday, April 7 Silent Book Club Alzheimer's Disease: A New Direction The Best of Roots Tech Careers With Impact - Join Our Team Today! City Manager's Office Introducing My San Mateo: Your Portal to Request City Services The City of San Mateo has launched My San Mateo, a new app and website that makes it easier to connect with your City and request services anytime, anywhere. Report issues, track requests and receive updates in one place. My San Mateo allows residents to access information, submit service requests and follow the status of their requests. Community members can access My San Mateo through their preferred web browser on their computers or phones. iPhone users can download the My San Mateo app through the Apple App Store. Visit cityofsanmateo.org/mysanmateo to learn more. Register Now Get Your Ticket for the 2026 State of the City on March 30 Make sure to save your seat for the 2026 State of the City! Tickets are free. Join City of San Mateo Mayor Adam Loraine for an engaging presentation at our annual State of the City event. Mayor Loraine will deliver the State of the City live, in person, on Monday, March 30, 2026, highlighting how San Mateo is building momentum and what’s next for our community. He’ll review the accomplishments we’ve achieved over the past year, outline the projects planned for 2026 that make San Mateo a better place and share ways you can help shape a more resilient city. "Investing Now in a Sustainable Future" Oak Room, San Mateo Main Library 55 West 3rd Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94402 6:30 p.m. – Doors open for light bites & refreshments 7 p.m. – State of the City presentation  Tickets are free! Secure your spot—RSVP today! Pre-registration is highly encouraged. Head West Marketplace Returns to Downtown San Mateo This Saturday, March 21 The City of San Mateo is pleased to welcome back the Head West Marketplace to downtown, bringing a vibrant mix of local makers, artists and small businesses to the community. Beginning this Saturday, March 21, the market will now be held on the third Saturday of each month from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (moved from Sundays) in the pedestrian mall on B Street between 1st and 3rd Avenue. Come out to this fun, monthly event to support local businesses by enjoying and to exploring downtown San Mateo’s shops, restaurants and public spaces. Visit our downtown Parking Page for all your options in one place: www.cityofsanmateo.org/downtownparking The monthly Head West Marketplace is a partnership with the Downtown San Mateo Association and is part of the City’s ongoing efforts to support a vibrant Downtown. My San Mateo City Clerk's Office March 16 City Council Meeting Summary The following items were discussed by the San Mateo City Council on March 16, 2026. Special Meeting, 6 p.m. Study Session City Council Fiscal Year 2026/27 SMART Activities Priority List — Direction The City Council reviewed the proposed Fiscal Year 2026/27 SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound) Activity Priority List. The Council provided feedback, discussed key initiatives, and emphasized the importance of strong community engagement. Staff will update the list based on feedback from Council, and it will be finalized and adopted as part of the City’s annual budgeting process in June. Regular Meeting, 7 p.m. Ceremonial The City Council recognized the San Mateo AYSO Boys U14 Winter Select Team for ranking first place in the County this season. The City Council received a presentation from the At-Risk Youth Foundation (TARYF), a volunteer-led foundation which supports nationwide drinking and driving educational programs, and provides teddy bears to children affected by tragic incidents. The City Council received a presentation from the San Francisco Peninsula - the region’s official convention and visitors’ bureau - on their 2025–2028 Strategic Plan and priorities, goals, and community impact for the coming years. Public Hearing 2026 Solid Waste Collection Rates — Rate Increase The City Council conducted a public hearing on the 2026 Solid Waste Collection Rates, following the Proposition 218 process and discussed ways to expand outreach and keep the community informed. Staff was directed to explore potential financial assistance options for low and fixed-income residents and review models from other cities. The Council determined that there was no majority protest and adopted a resolution to establish maximum rates for solid waste collection for 2026. This action approved the full schedule of 2026 solid waste rates as presented in the Proposition 218 notice, which establishes maximum allowable rates based on service levels. New Business 2025 Annual Progress Reports – Housing Element, General Plan and Housing Successor Agency – Approval The City Council received a presentation from staff on the General Plan, Housing Element, and Housing Successor Agency Annual Progress Reports, which are due to the state by April 1, 2026. Council discussion included progress made towards the City’s state-mandated Housing Allocation (RHNA), progress on implementing goals and policies in General Plan 2040, and funding uses for the City’s Low-Moderate Income Housing Asset Fund. Following the discussion, the Council voted unanimously to direct the City Manager to submit the Annual Progress Reports to their respective State agencies. Charter Amendments — Study Session The City Council reviewed proposed Charter amendments focused on general updates and cleanup. Discussion emphasized improving clarity and flexibility in the Charter while maintaining transparency and effective governance. This item will be returning for two additional Public Hearings. On June 15, Council will consider whether to submit a ballot measure to the voters. Agendas & Minutes Public Meeting Portal Reminder: Enter the "I Voted" Youth Sticker Competition We’re partnering with our Youth Activities Council (YAC) to host an "I Voted" Sticker Competition! Three winning designs from different age groups will become stickers for voters at San Mateo Vote Centers during the June 2, 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election. Competition Details: Must be 18 or under, living or studying in San Mateo Design must include "I Voted" or "Future Voter" Use the template to create a hand drawn or digital design Submit your designs by Friday, April 10, online, by email, by mail or drop off at City Hall. Learn more: cityofsanmateo.org/4758/I-Voted-Sticker-Competition Road Closures from CalTrans U.S. 101/SR-92 Overnight Ramp Closures on March 26 Caltrans has scheduled concrete placement work in San Mateo at the U.S. 101 / State Route (SR) 92 interchange to finalize the construction of the bridge deck, the structural surface that supports traffic.  The westbound SR-92 off-ramp to southbound U.S. 101 will be closed overnight on Thursday, March 26, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Detour: Take the loop off-ramp to Delaware St, turn right on Concar, turn right onto South Delaware, merge onto eastbound SR-92 and access the off-ramp to southbound U.S. 101. In addition, the southbound U.S. 101 to Fashion Island Blvd. off-ramp will be closed overnight starting Thursday, March 26 at 11 p.m. and will open on Friday, March 27 at 7 a.m. Detour: Take westbound SR-92, exit at Delaware, turn right on Concar, right on Grant, left at 19th, and continue onto Fashion Island Blvd. This work is part of the $45 million U.S. 101- SR-92 Short-term Improvements Project that is co-sponsored by the San Mateo County Transportation Authority and City/County Association of Governments. The project will bring operational improvements, enhancement to local access, and promotion of economic vitality to the region.  All work is weather dependent. Please drive with caution. Caltrans thanks you for your patience in its work to maintain our state’s highways, bridges and tunnels. For real-time traffic, click on Caltrans QuickMap: quickmap.dot.ca.gov/ Parks and Recreation Summer 2026 Jobs Are Now Open With Parks and Rec Looking for the best summer job in town? The City of San Mateo Parks and Recreation is hiring for Summer 2026. Work outdoors, lead fun camp activities, build leadership skills and make a positive impact on our community’s youth. With multiple positions available, we’re sure you’ll find a good fit for you. Join our summer camp team as a Recreation Specialist I, Recreation Specialist II, Recreation Specialist III or Program Specialist. Gain great experience and get paid to have fun. Apply today at www.calopps.org/city-of-san-mateo. We're Hiring for a Community Services Coordinator In addition to our summer jobs, the City of San Mateo Parks and Recreation Department is looking for a motivated candidate to join our team of creative, passionate Rec professionals as a Community Services Coordinator, to help bring quality experiences to life! Application Deadline: March 31, 2026 Visit www.calopps.org/san-mateo/job-20721511 to apply Join our team today and lead programs and events that have a real impact in our community. For questions, please email parksandrecreation@cityofsanmateo.org Upcoming Closure at the Japanese Garden The Japanese Garden will be closed for tree work from Monday, March 30, through Friday, April 3, 2026.  Please use caution when in the area and abide by all posted signage. We appreciate everyone's patience! Community Events Sponsorship Opportunities Are Now Available Boost your brand and make a positive impact in the San Mateo community. Check out our special events webpage for more information. Please email specialevents@cityofsanmateo.org with questions. Join us for Adult Open Gym at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. King Center Gym Looking for a way to stay active during the week? Get moving with us at the King Center Open Gym! It’s the perfect opportunity to get in a workout, enjoy some friendly competition or squeeze in some exercise on your lunch break. Check out the schedule in our Spring Activity Guide: www.cityofsanmateo.org/activityguide Community Partner Update Blue Zones Keynote Event With Peninsula Health Care District on Tuesday, April 7 Peninsula Health Care District is partnering with Blue Zones to explore how our community can create environments that make healthy choices easier, supporting people to live longer, better lives at every stage. The community is invited to a special Blue Zones Keynote Presentation as an official kick off of the Blue Zones Assessment in San Mateo County. Why this Keynote Matters This keynote will set the vision for the Ignite Assessment and introduce the research, stories and possibilities behind Blue Zones. It’s an opportunity to: Learn how other communities have successfully improved well-being Understand what the Assessment will explore in San Mateo County Hear inspiring examples of small changes that can lead to big community impact Get energized about what’s possible when a community comes together around well-being Library Updates   Silent Book Club March 25 | 6-8 p.m. | Main Library, 1st Floor | Laurel Room Come join us for some scheduled "me" time. Bring a book or pick one up at the library. At 6 p.m., we'll have a meet and greet where we can discuss our favorite books or what we're reading now. From 6:30-7:30 p.m., we'll do some quiet reading time. At 7:30, you can keep reading or visit more with other readers. Find more information on the Silent Book Club event webpage.   Alzheimer's Disease: A New Direction March 25 | 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom Harvard neuroscientist Dr. Liviu Aron will describe his Nature discovery that naturally-occurring lithium plays a fundamental biological role in coordinating stress-response programs in brain cells, how this system breaks down in Alzheimer’s disease and how restoring physiological lithium levels is now inspiring new therapeutic approaches entering clinical testing. Registration is required. Find more information on the Alzheimer's Disease event webpage.   The Best of RootsTech March 28 | 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom Rootstech is the world's largest annual genealogy and family history conference. It offers a massive, multi-day event—both in-person in Salt Lake City and online—featuring hundreds of expert-led classes, keynote speakers, technology demonstrations, and a large expo hall, focused on helping people discover and share their family stories. Find more information on the Best of RootsTech event webpage.  Job Opportunities with the City Careers With Impact - Join Our Team Today! Your weekly window into City service and job opportunities Apply Now: Traffic and Lighting Technician Public Works Intern - Per Diem Associate Engineer Real Time Information Coordinator and more! A great way to make a positive impact with opportunities for growth and development. Check out the latest openings here and apply at www.calopps.org/city-of-san-mateo. Want Even More City Updates? You can also sign up for additional City of San Mateo updates and alerts on topics that matter to you! 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