City of San Luis Obispo, CA
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Join the Conversation
Visit Open City Hall online to provide input or feedback on important topics, such as policy changes, new programs or projects, and more!
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Get Resources to Roll & Stroll
The Roll & Stroll online resource hub is for people of all ages and ability levels and includes essential safety information, instructional videos, and guidance on navigating new facilities, as well as links to in-person education opportunities.
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Volunteer in Our Community
Do you want to make a difference in San Luis Obispo? Activate your passion and get involved by signing up to volunteer for the City of San Luis Obispo.
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What are we doing about homelessness?
San Luis Obispo has a plan to prevent and reduce homelessness here. City Council adopted the City's first-ever Homelessness Response Strategic Plan in March 2023, to create positive, lasting impacts on homelessness in San Luis Obispo.
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Financial Assistance
Are you looking for financial assistance with your monthly water and sewer bill? If so, you might qualify for our Customer Assistance Program. If eligible, participants would receive a 15% discount on each monthly water and sewer bil
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NEWS
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What to Do When You See a Mountain Lion
Amid recent reports of mountain lion sightings in and around San Luis Obispo, the City of San Luis Obispo’s biologist shares how to coexist with these majestic creatures.
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SLO Restaurant Month Returns This January
Is there a local restaurant you’ve wanted to try? What about a dish you’ve been drooling over but haven’t yet tasted? SLO Restaurant Month is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.
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Public Input Opportunity: Upcoming Improvements to City Streets in 2026
The community is invited to a public meeting on January 15 to provide input on upcoming improvements to select city streets as part of the planned 2026 Paving Project.
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Jan 13 Council Meeting Recap
The San Luis Obispo City Council met on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, and discussed the City’s finances, a better way of electing City Council members, and higher compensation for the Mayor, Council Members and Advisory Body Members.