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City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 Police Department – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory SAND CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Meet the Sand City Police Department CHIEF OF POLICE David Honda 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 (831) 394-3054, ext. 212 [email protected] Send Email Welcome to the Sand City Police Department webpage. The officers and professional staff of our Department strive to provide the best service possible to our community and the Monterey Peninsula. We are dedicated to working collaboratively with the community and other law enforcement agencies in order to impact crime and improve quality of life for our residents, businesses, and visitors. The Sand City Police Department, under the direction of the Chief of Police, David Honda, is dedicated to the enforcement of local, state, and federal laws in a just and impartial manner. They are cognizant of both statutory and judicial limitations on police powers and continue to uphold the Constitutional Rights guaranteed to all individuals. The Sand City Police Department consists of the Chief of Police, a Commander, two Sergeants, six Officers and two Reserve Officers on a rotating 4-11 schedule. Vision The Vision of the Sand City Police Department is to earn and maintain the pride and respect of the community by providing quality public service to its diverse population through regional partnerships, technology, and community collaboration. The Department will strive to operate in a moral, ethical, compassionate, and transparent manner in all its dealings both private and public. Mission The Mission of the Sand City Police Department is to work in partnership with the community to provide exceptional police services that improve the quality of life for our residents, businesses and visitors. Above and Beyond the Call of Duty The Sand City Police Department is committed to serving the needs of residents, businesses and visitors in Sand City. Beyond this, however, the department firmly believes in reaching beyond the borders of the City to actively give back to the greater community in which we live. By participating in a variety of programs that are educational, professional and charitable in nature, the Sand City Police Department proudly participates in the well being of its community. Special Programs PENINSULA REGIONAL VIOLENCE AND NARCOTICS TEAM – P.R.V.N.T. The Sand City Police Department is a member of the Peninsula Regional Violence and Narcotics Team. The team is dedicated to impacting narcotics, gangs, and violence on the Peninsula through a collaborative effort between local agencies. Because drugs and violence are ever present in many of our communities, it is especially important that there is mutual cooperation among departments in this aspect of law enforcement. Mission: PRVNT’s goal was to suppress and investigate violent crimes and illegal drug use. It aimed to improve coordination and intelligence sharing among police departments in the region. Operations: PRVNT operates from a facility in Monterey and served jurisdictions throughout the Monterey Peninsula. The team focused on proactive strategies to combat gang violence and organized crime. Member Agencies Monterey Police Department Seaside Police Department Marina Police Department Pacific Grove Police Department Carmel Police Department Sand City Police Department California Highway Patrol California State University Monterey Bay Police Department Monterey County Sheriff’s Department Monterey County District Attorney’s Office SPECIAL RESPONSE UNIT – S.R.U. The Sand City Police Department is active in the Monterey Peninsula Regional Special Response Unit (S.R.U.). The SRU is a tactical team consisting of specially trained officers able to respond to high risk events on the Peninsula. The team also includes negotiators and tactical medical personnel. To be assigned to the SRU, an officer must complete a rigorous application process including physical fitness, firearms qualifications and an interview before being selected. These officers receive a significant amount of training during their time assigned to the team. CONTACT US Sand City Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:00pm, as staffing allows. SCPD lobby is closed on holidays. Sand City Police Department Staff Directory https://sandcity.org/police-department-directory/ For copies of reports, to pay a parking ticket, or leave a message for an officer: Phone: (831) 394-1451 Email: [email protected] For non-emergency officer assistance or to make a police report, contact the 24-hour Dispatch Center: Phone: (831) 394-6811 In an emergency, call 911 for immediate assistance. Additional Information Police Forms Parking Tickets Police Fee Schedule FAQs Transparency Sand City Staff Directory Crime Prevention Disaster Preparedness Active Shooter & Hate Violence Resources Additional Resources About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 City Council – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory CITY COUNCIL ROLE OF THE CITY COUNCIL The City Council is the legislative and policy making branch of Sand City. It is directly elected by the registered voters of Sand City. As the legislative body, the Council enacts the laws which govern the many activities of the City. The Council receives recommendations on proposed actions from the City Manager, department heads, various committees, and the general public. At each City Council meeting, comments from citizens and organizations are heard and considered. The Council is composed of five members elected at large to staggered terms. The Mayoral term lasts for two years and the Councilmember terms last for four years. The Council chooses one of its members as Vice-Mayor, who presides at the Council meetings in the absence of the Mayor. The Council appoints the City Manager, City Attorney, and members of advisory committees. MEET THE MAYOR Mary Ann Carbone 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 (831) 394-3054 Send Email Mary Ann Carbone was born in Monterey, California and grew up in Seaside with her parents and 12 siblings. The family home was surrounded by oaks, eucalyptus, pine trees, and tulles with Roberts Lake in her backyard. That location now is better known now as Laguna Grande Park. She attended Seaside Elementary School, Fremont Jr High and Cypress High School and pursued a continued education in the medical field, and obtained a degree in pharmacy, then joined the Laborers International Union of North America (LIUNA #297). She worked in the commercial construction trades until her retirement in 2009. Mary Ann has three daughters. In 1991, Mayor Carbone was appointed to the Sand City Council and served as Vice Mayor, and then as Mayor for the past seven years. She is the first Indigenous woman Mayor in Sand City. Mayor Carbone has served on many city and regional agencies, boards and committees: the Sand City Budget Committee, the Sand City West End Committee, the Sand City Parks and Open Space Committee, Monterey Salinas Transit Agency, Monterey County Mosquito Abatement District, Association of Monterey Bay Area of Governments, Monterey County Mayors Association, Monterey Bay Air Resources Agency, Monterey One Water, Community Human Services, Central Coast Community Energy Policy advisor, the Superior Court Elimination of Bias Committee, the Calif League of Cities Regional Past President Monterey Bay Division, National League of Cities Local Indigenous Caucus Board Officer, and the Monterey County Airport Land Use Commission. In her spare time, she advocates and addresses social issues including racism, social justice, missing murdered indigenous people, and sex trafficking and work in the underserved communities. She also educates through speaking engagements in the schools during Native American month, quarterly outreach programs for needy native families through TANF – an organization which provides backpacks for children and encourages reading programs, native linguistics. Mayor Carbone also continues to mentor and encourage indigenous youth to remember their heritage and culture through summer culture camps and dance programs to enable them to carry on those teachings to the next generation. CITY COUNCILMEMBERS Jerry Blackwelder (Vice-Mayor) Term End: December 31, 2026 Send Email Marilee Diaz (Councilmember) Term End: December 31, 2028 Send Email Michelle Adams (Councilmember) Term End: December 31, 2028 Send Email Kim Scudder (Councilmember) Term End: December 31, 2026 Send Email OTHER CITY GOVERNMENT LINKS meetings & agendas CITY COMMITTEES successor agency & oversight board About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 Public Works – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ROLE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS MANAGER Mark Parker 1 Pendergrass Way, Sand City, CA 93955 (831) 241-8417 [email protected] Send Email Sand City Public Works through our valued employees provides quality services, that maintain and operate the City’s infrastructure. In partnership with the Sand City community, we strive to offer efficient, cost-effective and environmentally responsible services that make Sand City a beautiful, vibrant and appealing City for the benefit of our residents, businesses and visitors. Key Responsibilities: Maintenance of Public Facilities Storm Drain Maintenance Street sidewalk and right-of-way maintenance Regulatory signage Sweeping of streets and bike paths Building maintenance on City owned facilities City Parks and open space City fleet vehicle maintenance Community Events Maintain city facilities City Hall, Council Chambers and Police Department Abate graffiti, pick up vagrant shopping carts, clean up transient encampments Maintain all the landscaped areas within Sand City SB 1383 compliance Oversee the Hope Crew with their tasks of litter pick up, sweeping, weed pulling and clean-up Maintain the cities vehicles and equipment Maintain streets, street signs, sidewalks and storm drains Maintain and empty public trash containers throughout Sand city Weekly operation of the city’s street sweeper as part of our storm water management program PUBLIC SERVICE REQUEST FORM for road safety and/or maintenance issues Thank you for taking the time to report issues in the City that matter to our community. The City of Sand City relies on our citizens to alert us to road maintenance and safety issues such as non-working streetlights or large potholes. To notify the Public Works Department about existing issues or concerns, fill out the online Public Service Request Form . We will respond to all inquiries as soon as possible. Always call 911 for any type of emergency situation. THE HOPE CREW The Public Works department is assisted by the Hope Crew: The crew’s main task is to pick up litter throughout Sand City. The crew walks the bike trails, city streets (heavy litter areas West Bay and Tioga at the beach access points), RR tracks, city common areas and right of ways. The crew carry their buckets and litter pick up sticks. When time allows, they sweep up debris in the streets where the street sweeper cannot access. Garbage & Recycling Information Garbage & Recycling Services About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 Housing Resources – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory FAIR HOUSING RESOURCES FAIR HOUSING RESOURCES FOR MONTEREY COUNTY Fair housing resources are organizations, agencies, and programs dedicated to protecting the rights of individuals against discrimination in housing. These resources help to enforce fair housing laws, provide assistance to those who have experienced discrimination, and educate the public about their rights and obligations. ONLINE RESOURCES ECHO FAIR HOUSING RESOURCES LEGAL SERVICES FOR SENIORS CALIFORNIA RURAL ASSISTANCE LEAGUE DRUG REHAB CENTER INFORMATION CENTRAL COAST CENTER FOR LIVING HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) HUD HOUSING ASSISTANCE INFORMATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA LANDLORD-TENANT ISSUES MONTEREY COUNTY IMMIGRATION RESOURCES About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 Garbage & Recycling – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory GARBAGE & RECYCLING SERVICES Food Scrap Bins Available While Supplies Last! We’re offering free food scrap bins to help residents reduce waste and support composting efforts in our community. Supplies are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Pick up at Sand City, City Hall @ 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City Business Recycling Requirements & Resources California State Law AB 341 (2011) requires commercial entities that generate four or more cubic yards of waste per week and all multi-family complexes of five or more units to implement recycling programs. California State Law AB 1826 (2011) requires commercial entities that generate specified amount of organic materials, such as green waste and food waste, to recycle these materials. See the following links for more information: CalRecycle - Mandatory Commercial Recycling County Recycling and Recovery Services CalRecycle - Information for Regulated Businesses Monterey Green Business Program Organic Recycling Requirements & Resources Notice of Mandatory Collection of Organic Materials from Businesses Recycle / Organic Waste Collection Waiver Application CalRecycle - SB 1383 Education and Outreach Resources What Goes Where? (Recycling Guides) Organic Waste Recycling Requirements (SB 1383) Under California Senate Bill 1383, residents and businesses in Monterey County must properly manage organic waste to reduce landfill methane emissions while recovering edible food for people in need. Local SB 1383 programs demonstrate how regional collaboration can turn this mandate into meaningful environmental and community benefits. Preventing Organic Waste Residents and businesses are encouraged to reduce organic waste generation by: Planning meals and purchasing only what is needed Storing food properly to prevent spoilage Using leftovers creatively Composting food scraps as a last resort Recycling Organic Materials All organic waste must be separated by residents and businesses and placed in your designated organics container for collection. Organic materials may be recycled through: Curbside organics collection provided by Greenwaste On-Site Composting Methane Reduction Benefits Keeping organic materials out of landfills helps: Prevent methane emissions that occur when organic materials decompose in landfills. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that contributes significantly to climate change. Create nutrient-rich compost that improves soil health, supports local farms and landscaping, and helps build a circular local economy. Improve soil’s ability to retain water and store carbon, helping farms and landscapes become more resilient to drought and climate impacts. Organic Waste Collection Services Organic waste generated in Sand City is collected by Greenwaste and processed at ReGen Monterey, your local waste management district. At ReGen, yard trimmings and food scraps are transformed into nutrient-rich compost that helps local farms grow the food that feeds our community. Contact your hauler if your home or business does not yet have an organics cart. Public Health and Environmental Benefits Diverting organic waste from landfills helps protect public health and the environment by: Reducing methane emissions that contribute to climate change Protecting air and water quality Conserving landfill space for future generations See t he following links for more information: COMMERCIAL EDIBLE FOOD RECOVERY Certain businesses are required to donate edible food that would otherwise be discarded to food recovery organizations. According to the Monterey County Health Needs Collaborative, over 40 percent of Monterey County residents are food insecure . ReGen Monterey has resources that can connect food generating businesses with nonprofits that distribute food to residents in need including food pantries, senior meal delivery programs, homeless service providers, campus food hubs and food banks. Which businesses are required to donate edible food? CalRecycle requires Tier 1 and Tier II commercial edible food generators to donate edible food to FROs. Edible food recover resources include: Careit Food Donation App – A free online marketplace that connects food donors such as restaurants, grocery stores, caterers, institutions and municipalities with nonprofits that recover food for people in need. Nonprofits can claim available food, coordinate pickup, and track donations through the app. View a list of local edible food recovery organizations Sand City currently has only one Edible Food Recovery Organization at Salvation Army 800 Scott St Sand City, Ca with a capacity of 20,500 lbs/month Learn more about Edible Food Recovery Grants Visit CalRecycle to learn more SB 1383 requirements for food recovery organizations Best Practice Guide for Food Recovery Organizations and Services For more information on this topic, please visit the CalRecycle Website . Construction & Demolition Debris Recycling Resources State law requires 50% of construction and demolition (C&D) debris recycling from specified building and all demolition projects. Planning for C&D recycling is important at the time of permit application. The options in Sand City for C&D Hauling Services include: Contact GreenWaste Recovery, the City’s franchised hauler of Drop-Box Services. See GreenWaste Recovery Drop-Box Services or call (831) 920-6707; or; Self-Haul the materials to various recycling facilities. Be sure to keep your weight tickets as evidence of recycling and provide those tickets to City Hall. See the following links for more information: ReGen Construction / Demolition Construction and Demolition Debris Recycling County Construction Debris Recycling Facilities MORE GARBAGE & RECYCLING RESOURCES GreenWaste Recovery Inc. 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City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 City Committees – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory CITY COMMITTEES Budget and Personnel Committee The Personnel and Budget Committee is composed of two councilmembers and addresses the City Budget and certain limited policy issues. This committee makes recommendations to the City Council. To carry out its responsibilities, the Budget and Personnel Committee has the following primary roles: Work with appropriate City staff and financial advisors, develops recommendations on budget and financial issues for consideration by the full City Council; Work with appropriate City staff and financial advisors, reviews the annual fiscal City budget and budget amendments, for consideration by the City Council; Reviews and considers the annual audit reports on City operations, then develops comments and/or recommendation for Council consideration; and Serves as a “sounding board” on budget, financial and business issues for the City Manager and Finance Manager. Position Member Name Chair Mary Ann Carbone (Mayor) Member Marilee Diaz (Councilmember) Public Safety/Public Works Committee The Public Safety/Public Works Committee is an advisory committee created by the City Council to advise one public safety functions. The Public Safety Committee consists of two Councilmembers, along with appropriate staff advisors. Other department heads and staff assist with the Public Safety Committee as appropriate and necessary. Position Member Name Chair Jerry Blackwelder (Vice-Mayor) Member Kim Scudder (Councilmember) Design Review Committee The City Council established the Design Review Committee (DRC) in the mid-1980s in response to the adoption of the Local Coastal Program which called for a better review of new development design in terms of minimizing impacts on the natural environment and improving the aesthetic qualities of the urban living environment. The DRC is formally established as part of the City’s Zoning Ordinance and is incorporated into the Municipal Code. The DRC currently includes design professionals specializing in the architecture and landscape design. The Planning Manager advises and assists with the DRC as appropriate and necessary. Position Member Name Term Ending Member Chris Barlow (Architect) January 31, 2026 Member Paul Davis, Jr. (Architect) January 31, 2026 Member Ralph H. Goldbeck January 31, 2027 Member Tyler Pratt January 31, 2027 Art Committee The Art Committee was created by the Sand City City Council in 1985 to assist in the organization and maintenance of a community arts program. The Art Committee is comprised of five members appointed by the Mayor and ratified by the City Council. The committee members are required to be selected from the City’s art community. The City Manager, or designee, serves as an advisor to the Committee and the Public Works Manager assists the Art Committee in activities. The Art Committee’s functions include p romoting and enhancing art programs and interest in the City, developing recommendations for and advising the City Council on artistic matters in Sand City, coordinating art activities, programs, and exhibits , and soliciting support and contributions for Sand City art programs. Position Member Name Term Ending Member Shelby Hawthorne January 31, 2027 Member Brian Clark January 31, 2027 Member Michelle Djokic January 31, 2027 Member Fred Saunders January 31, 2027 Member Holly Temple January 31, 2027 West End Oversight Committee The West End Oversight Committee provides oversight and guidance for the annual West End Festival. Position Member Name Chair Mary Ann Carbone (Mayor) Member Marilee Diaz OTHER CITY GOVERNMENT LINKS successor agency & oversight board city council meetings & agendas About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 Engineering Department – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Role of the Engineering Department CITY ENGINEER Leon Gomez Harris & Associates 450 Lincoln Avenue, Ste. 103 Salinas, CA 93901 (831) 789-8670 [email protected] Send Email The Engineering Department, in collaboration with other City departments, contractors, consultants and the community, plans and manages the design and construction of the City’s public infrastructure and facilities, and participates in long term planning efforts. Since 2019, the local office of Harris & Associates has provided municipal engineering services to the City of Sand City. The City Engineer is Leon Gomez with Harris & Associates. The Engineering Department provides the following services: Manages and implements civil improvement projects outlined in the City’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP); Issues calls for Bids and Request for Proposals (RFP); Evaluates and negotiates contracts and provides recommendations for award; Manages the City s’ Encroachment Permit Program, which regulates any work or impacts to the public right-of-way; Manages the City’s Municipal Storm Water Permit and Program; Represents the City on local and regional Technical Advisory Committees; Prepares reports for, and assists with, various transportation funding programs; Coordinates with utility providers for water, sewer, gas, electric, and communications services; Reviews proposed developments and site improvements for adherence to City standards and local, state and federal requirements, codes and regulations, and best engineering practices; and In collaboration with the City Surveyor, reviews Final Maps, Parcel Maps, Lot Mergers, Lot Line Adjustments, Easements, and related documents. WATER, SANITARY SEWER & STORMWATER INFORMATION Sand City Water System Stormdrain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Municipal Stormwater Program Constructions Sites & Stormwater Management Low Impact Development (LID) 10 Tips for Preventing Stormwater Pollution About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 Transportation Information – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory TRANSPORATION INFORMATION TRANSPORATION RESOURCES MONTEREY-SALINAS TRANSIT (MST) MONTEREY REGIONAL AIRPORT (MRY) TRANSPORTATION AGENCY OF MONTEREY (TAMC) CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (CALTRANS) TAXI VOUCHER PROGRAM (MST) About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811 Finance Department – City of Sand City Skip to content City of Sand City Menu HOME ARTS COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL CITY GOVERNMENT City Council City Committees Meetings & Agendas City Calendar City Forms City Laws RFPs/RFQs Employment Opportunities CITY DEPARTMENTS City Manager City Attorney City Clerk Finance Department Human Resources Planning Department Building Department Engineering Department Public Works Police Department Fire Department STAFF DIRECTORY RESIDENTS Sand City Newsletter City Calendar Housing Resources School District Outdoor Recreation Community Garden Sand City Water System Garbage & Recycling Storm Drain & Sanitary Sewer Systems Transportation Information LEISURE & RECREATION Dining, Shopping, Staying Outdoor Recreation City Calendar Transportation Information Sand City Art Walking Tour Sand City History CONTACT US Staff Directory FINANCE DEPARTMENT FINANCE MANAGER Jennifer Pope 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 (831) 394-3054 [email protected] Send Email The Finance Manager is the head of the Finance Department and reports directly to the City Manager. The Finance Department’s goals are: To provide needed financial information to make informed decisions for the City and its citizens; To ensure the safety and security of the City’s assets; To develop and follow sound financial strategies for business decisions; and To actively support the business community. The Finance Department includes all the functions related to accounting; including expenditures, revenues and other transactions in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principals in a timely and accurate manner. Staff also coordinates and ensures that all payroll, payroll taxes are paid, and accurately follows up with all employees benefits plans. The Finance Department is responsible for the overall management and supervision of the accounting department. This department is also responsible for the purchasing functions which includes the processing of all City purchase orders, and development and maintenance of purchasing policies and procedures. In addition, the Budget function falls under the finance department to include the coordination of the budget process, budget control and compliance, developing budget reports and procedures. Accounting staff members are often requested to produce statistical information, analyze past operations, and estimate the cost of future endeavors. USEFUL LINKS Business License Application City Budget Fee Schedule ROPS 2025 - 2026 About Sand City Sand City offers a unique blend of a coastal, small-town lifestyle infused with artistic energy. City Hall & Police Department 1 Pendergrass Way Sand City, CA 93955 Quick Links Meetings & Agendas City Council City Departments City Government City Forms Staff Directory Arts Community Economic Development Residents Leisure & Recreation Contact City Hall: (831) 394-3054 Non-Emergency Police: (831) 394-6811