Sunol AgPark Harvest Festival Sunday, September 27, 2015

It may still feel like summer in the Sunol Valley, but, believe it or not, October is right around the corner!

Come join us to kick start the fall season at the Third Annual Sunol AgPark Harvest Festival.

Hosted by SAGE, the Sunol AgPark Harvest Festival features:

• Farm Fresh produce
• Food
• Live music
• Pumpkin patch
• Children's crafts and games
• And much more...

Plus drinking water provided by yours truly....

So bring your refillable water bottle, some sunscreen and your family and come on down!

Sunol AgPark Harvest Festival

Sunday, September 27th, 10 am – 3 pm

505 Paloma Way, Sunol, CA

Learn more at SAGE's Website. 

We hope to see you there!

Star Walk: Sunol Glen School Walk-A-Thon is On!

This Friday, September 18^th  is Sunol Glen School’s 23^rd Annual Walk-a-Thon!

It is the Sunol Glen Community Club’s largest fundraiser.

We at the SFPUC are pleased and proud to be out there again this year to provide drinking water and moral support to the student participants.

How can you show your support, you ask? 

Visit www.sunolglencc.com to learn more!

Go Eagles!!

May the Force Be With You!

Heat and High Fire Danger!

You do not need us to tell you that the weather has been unseasonably hot. Daytime temperatures are 10 to 20 degrees above seasonal averages throughout the Bay Area, according to the National Weather Service.  

Because of the high heat and low moisture, our Natural Resources and Lands Management Division has issued a high fire alert for the Peninsula /Alameda Watershed lands that we own. 

If you are driving in the area, please remember:

• Do not pull your car over to the side of the road in the grass. The heat from the underside of your car could quickly spark a grassfire. This is all too common.
• Please do not smoke, hold lit cigarettes out the window, or dispose of cigarette butts onto the side of the road.
• Please do not operate machinery in dry grasses that might generate sparks, including mowers.

For tips on how to stay safe in this heat, please visit the National Weather Service’s website: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/heat/index.shtml.

Please stay hydrated and stay cool out there!

Please do not operate machinery that might generate sparks, including mowers.