COUNTY HIGHLIGHTS
County launches Open Doors Mobile Services
We’re bringing essential County services directly into Sonoma County communities. Our mobile vans make it easier for residents to access benefits, health resources, and family support. Visit our website to learn where services are available.
Support for immigrant communities
Sonoma County is committed to all who are in need and are eligible for services, regardless of immigration status. All County immigrant residents, whether they are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, undocumented residents, refugees, or residents with any other immigration status, are valued and are integral members of our social, cultural, and economic fabric. Learn more about Sonoma County’s support for immigrant communities here »
June 2, 2026, Statewide Direct Primary Election
Official ballots started going out in the mail to all active, registered voters on May 4
You can now vote early or pick up a ballot at the Sonoma County Registrar of Voters Office
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**Important! Our Office Has Moved!** |
Where to Vote or Drop Off Your Ballot
View list of Official Ballot Drop Boxes and Vote Centers
View interactive map of Official Ballot Drop Boxes and Vote Centers
Where About What’s on Your Ballot
View County Voter Information Guide online
View State Voter Information Guide online
New Health To Go vending machines
You can find them here:
Petaluma Library, 100 Fairgrounds Dr, Petaluma
Open 24/7
Sonoma Valley Library, 755 W Napa St, Sonoma
Open 24/7
Roseland Library, 470 Sebastopol Rd, Santa Rosa
Open 24/7
Peoples Service Center, 6800 Hunter Dr, Ste B, Rohnert Park
Open 24/7
County News and Press Releases
Board of Supervisors approves adding parks sale tax measure to November ballot
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors today took the first step toward asking voters to consider extending the local sales tax that supports regional and city parks across Sonoma County. If passed by voters in November, the proposed ballot measure would continue the existing one-eighth-cent sales tax Sonoma County voters enacted as Measure M in 2018. The measure would not increase the current tax rate or create an additional tax.
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