IOLERO Newsletter October 17, 2025
Today's IOLERO Newsletter highlights information about the upcoming IOLERO Annual Report Presentation, Andy Lopez Memorial Event & Special IOLERO Meeting, Community Advisory Council (CAC) news, and more!
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IOLERO Newsletter October 17, 2025
Today's IOLERO Newsletter highlights information about the upcoming IOLERO Annual Report Presentation, Andy Lopez Memorial Event & Special IOLERO Meeting, Community Advisory Council (CAC) news, and more!
Job Opportunities
View a list of our current and upcoming job opportunities, including Children's Residential Care Counselor I, Deputy District Attorney I, Water Agency Mechanic, and much more!
Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Draft Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report
The Sonoma County Community Development Commission has prepared a draft Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) for projects funded and completed during the FY 24-25 reporting period. This report highlights the accomplishments of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), the Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) and HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Programs and is available for review here
Press Releases
Serial Killer Suzan Carson Denied Parole
Inmate Suzan Carson, 83 years old, will remain incarcerated at this time following her second parole eligibility hearing. Carson, along with her husband Michael Carson, was convicted in the early 1980s of committing three separate murders in the counties of Sonoma, San Francisco, and Humboldt.
Rapist denied parole
Inmate Felimon Torres, 61 years old, and previously residing in Valley Ford, will remain incarcerated at this time following his initial parole eligibility hearing. Torres is currently serving a life sentence for forcible rape he committed in 1996 during the commission of a residential burglary.
Sonoma County advances equitable electric vehicle charging plan
The County of Sonoma is seeking community feedback on the Sonoma County EV Master Plan survey, an interactive map that shows existing and potential electric vehicle charging locations. Residents, including both current EV drivers and those who do not yet own an EV, are invited to share input based on their own travel patterns, access to charging, and anticipated EV use to help shape where future charging stations may be most needed. The survey will remain open for feedback through the end of January 2026 and will inform the County’s Equitable Electric Vehicle Charging Plan.
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