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| Airport Way and Library Parking Lot Project |
The City of Manteca is implementing two important infrastructure projects, which were prioritized by City Council. The first one is the Airport Way Pavement Improvements Project, which will rehabilitate the deteriorated pavement. Improvements for this major arterial roadway include Asphalt Concrete (AC) repair and overlay as well as Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) curb ramps. The improvements along Airport Way will be between Woodward Avenue and Tactical Way, a little under a five-mile stretch of roadway. This improvement is intended to be road maintenance and make the roadway more drivable. The second one is the Manteca Library Parking Lot Repavement Project. This project aims to reconstruct the parking lot, improve drainage, and provide ADA curb ramps improvements. Click here for more information |
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| Water Shortage Mandate |
The City of Manteca has issued new regulations under the Stage 2 Water Shortage Contingency Plan (WSCP). Effective July, 2022 the following measures will be set in place to conserve water and inform residents of the new restrictions: - -Mandatory 20% reduction in water usage
- -Reduce irrigation at City-owned public facilities and parks.
- -Provide the public with additional information consisting of literature explaining City policies, speaking engagements for the public to attend, website updates, billing inserts, and conversation messages and notices printed in local newspapers.
- -Provide educational programs at local schools.
Click here to learn more about Manteca’s water conservation plan. |
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| Solid Waste Division Building Temporary Closed For Renovation |
The Solid Waste Division office at 210 E. Wetmore Street will be closed for some much-needed
renovation starting Wednesday June 23, 2022. The building will receive some internal paintwork, installation of new floors, and replacement of aged furniture for staff to use in serving customers.
Project scheduled for completion by July 31, 2022
Click here for details |
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| City of Manteca Adopts $25 Permit Fees for Short-Term Rental Units |
At its April 5, 2022 City Council meeting, the Manteca City Council adopted Resolution 22-156, implementing a $25 permit fee for all applications and renewals for short-term rental units. The City Council first adopted an ordinance establishing short-term rental unit requirements at its January 18, 2022 meeting; the ordinance went into effect in February 2022.
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| 2022 City Council Goals |
- Stabilize City Finances
- Expand Homelessness Solutions & Affordable Housing Options
- Economic Development & Vitality
- Invest & Update City Infrastructure & Facilities
- Quality of Life
- Organizational Health/Effectiveness |
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| New Cannabis Ordinance |
At the December 21, 2021 City Council meeting, Council adopted an ordinance that now specifies: - Regulations for cannabis businesses; and
- Regulations for personal cultivation of medical and adult-use cannabis; and
The ordinance goes into effect in late January 2022: 30 days after the adoption.
Read the cannabis ordinance and learn about the cannabis ordinance process in Manteca. For questions, please email mantecacannabis@mantecagov.com. |
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| Sign-up for Flashvote |
Calling all Manteca residents: The City of Manteca needs your opinions! Our new monthly FlashVote surveys allow you to give feedback on important community issues...all it takes is one minute a month! Surveys can be taken on any device, including smartphones. All answers are anonymous and personal information is protected. Take a minute to register now and make sure your voice is heard: FlashVote.com/Manteca. |
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| Changes to Organic Waste Recycling |
Due to SB 1383, there are changes in organic food waste recycling coming to the City of Manteca! Examples of “organic food waste” includes: - Fruit and vegetables, cheese, meat, bones, poultry, seafood, bread, rice, pasta and oils;
- Coffee grounds, coffee filters and tea bags;
- Cut flowers and herbs; and
- Any decayable matter produced from human or animal food production, preparation and consumption activities.
Learn more about residential recycling requirements and commercial recycling requirements. |
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| 2022 Manteca Watering Schedule |
Let's all do our part to keep saving water, Manteca! We are experiencing exceptional drought conditions throughout the County and state. Be sure to only water your lawn on your scheduled day, and that you have eliminated runoff into non-irrigated areas. It is more critical than ever that Californians continue to work together to Save Our Water & secure water for future generations. Find your watering schedule day and additional conservation tips. |
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| GoGov App |
The City of Manteca has a free mobile app that allows residents to interact with City Hall without having to travel or make calls. If you need to report graffiti, bring other topics to the City's attention or find City department information, just open the GoGov app and submit your request. You can also use the GoGov app to: - View a City department phone directory - View Council Meeting recordings and agendas - View updated COVID-19 information - Report issues, such as illegal dumping, graffiti or potholes Download the free City of Manteca GoGov app from your mobile device's app store:
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