City of Sunnyvale, California (Government)

06/19/2026

MySunnyvale is a new customer service platform that will make it easier to report issues, request services and share feedback with the City. The system will replace Access Sunnyvale on the City's website and will be available through both a web portal and mobile app (iOS and Android).

MySunnyvale will be available on Monday, June 22. Important things to know about the transition:
- We will transfer all open tickets to the new system.
- If you have AccessSunnyvale bookmarked, you’ll need to update that to the new link.
- We will be updating affected webpages and links over the next few weeks. You may experience broken links during that time.
- When the mobile apps are available, we’ll post the links to download them here.

Watch a demonstration of the new system and take our survey by visiting our news Center at Sunnyvale.ca.gov. Click on the "MySunnyvale Replacing Access Sunnyvale" post.

06/19/2026

While fireworks are illegal in Sunnyvale, here are other local community celebrations featuring firework displays throughout Santa Clara County.

All fireworks, including those labeled ‘safe and sane,’ are illegal to use, own, or sell in Santa Clara county.

Stay safe and attend one of these displays!
To report fireworks-related fires or injuries – call 911
To report a specific location where fireworks are being set off – call 408-730-7180 (non-emergency public safety number)

06/19/2026

Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary at our 4th of July festival! We have a variety of free activities for all ages to enjoy.

- Enjoy amusement rides, including the 72 ft. Ferris wheel on Sunnyvale Avenue
- Play carnival games and win toy prizes
- Ride the 100 ft. Slide on McKinley Avenue
- Watch performances at the Kids and Main Stages
- View City fire trucks on display
- Visit informational booths and pick up giveaways

Learn more about the event details at https://www.sunnyvale.ca.gov/recreation-and-community/special-events/4th-of-july-festival

06/17/2026

To help address abandoned vehicle complaints and improve parking enforcement, the Sunnyvale City Council has adopted updates to the City’s 72-hour parking ordinance.

The existing 72-hour parking limit remains in effect and we will begin enforcing these new requires on July 16, 2026. The new amendments clarify how vehicles must be moved to comply with the law and address public safety concerns related to long-term oversized vehicle parking on public streets.

Key changes:
• Vehicles must move at least 1,000 feet after 72 hours
• Vehicles may not return to the same parking space for at least 24 hours
• Vehicles may not be rented or leased for human habitation on public streets

These updates were informed by a Citywide Parking Study and feedback from residents and businesses regarding abandoned vehicles, sidewalk access, visibility, sanitation, and public safety concerns. Violations may result in citation or vehicle removal at the owner’s expense.

06/16/2026

06/16/2026

We feel like you’re just here for our Library of Things items.. and we don’t blame you!

We have exciting new all-electric items that you can borrow for FREE from our Library of Things collection!

Use your Full Access or Limited Access Card to check out any of our items for 21 days.

Visit SunnyvaleLibrary.org for a full catalog of items, or visit our library at 665 W. Olive Ave. to learn more.

06/12/2026

Bring your dance moves to our 4th of July Festival! We have an exciting entertainment lineup for this free, fun-filled event. Bring your friends and family and enjoy musical performances on two of our stages!

Main Stage:
10 to 11:30 a.m. - Kimberlye Gold All Stars
12:30 to 2 p.m. - The Houserockers

Kids Stage:
10 a.m. - Lori & RJ Summertime Fun Party
11 a.m. - DC’s Dance Party
Noon - Choo Choo Soul with Genevieve (Meet and greet at 1:15 p.m.)
1:15 p.m. - Lori & RJ

For more event details, visit Sunnyvale.ca.gov.

06/12/2026

Attend our upcoming City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 16.

We have a study session on our Community Equity Assessment Update at 6 p.m.

Our regular meeting will begin at 7 p.m. and include topics such as:
- Adoption of the FY2026/27 Budget
- Proposed Utility Rate Increases for FY2026/27
- Resolution to hold general election in November for three charter amendments
- Approve the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan

Tune in online: https://sunnyvale-ca-gov.zoom.us/j/96111580540
Or in person: Council Chambers, City Hall, 456 W. Olive Ave.

06/12/2026

PG&E will be performing a routine maintenance on their gas pipeline system, which requires a “blowdown.” You may smell gas during this time. Near Pastoria Avenue, especially downwind of the work area, this is expected as residual gas is released from the pipeline.

Planned time: Thursday, June 11 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Location: Almanor Avenue and North Pastoria Avenue

Frequently Asked Questions:
- What is a blowdown? It refers to safely releasing natural gas from a pipeline. Afterwards, PG&E will use air movers for up to 24 hours to clear out any leftover gas from the section they are working on.
- Why are they doing this? Blowdowns are important for preventative maintenance on the gas pipeline. It prevents potential damage and ensures public safety.
- Is this safe? Yes, this is a routine work that PG&E conducts to keep operations running safely.

If you have any questions about the blowdown, please contact 1-800-743-5000. If you smell gas in another area or have safety concerns, call 911.