City Manager
The City Manager’s Office oversees the performance of the five departments of the City.
The City Manager’s Office oversees the performance of the five departments of the City.
Planning and Development ensures developments comply with codes and ordinances.
The Public Works Department provides streets, utilities, transit, sewer, and disposal services.
The Finance Department provides various accounting and business services.
Dinuba Police Department’s mission is to reduce crime and enhance the quality of life in Dinuba.
The City of Dinuba Fire Department is an “all-risk” fire department. We strive to serve our community.
Local public transportation is available in and around Dinuba and other regional areas.
The City Clerk’s Office is the principal link between the City Council and the citizens of the City.
Responsible for the efficient operation of the City’s personnel system.
The City of Dinuba Parks & Community Services. We make fun happen!
The City of Dinuba, through the California State Water Resources Control Board’s Proposition 1 Groundwater Sustainability Grant Program, will perform a planning study that will investigate options to clean up and/or prevent the spread of certain pollutants in the City’s municipal groundwater supply. The pollutants include nitrates from agricultural fertilizer and municipal wastewater; the soil fumigant dibromochloropropane (DBCP); and another constituent of soil fumigants, 1,2,3-Trichloropropane (TCP). These pollutants occur in the region’s shallow aquifers as a result of widespread land use and wastewater management practices that were generally considered acceptable but over time, have resulted in groundwater degradation.
The study will identify options for projects that can be funded under future implementation grants to aid in assuring a more secure and higher quality water supply for City residents, and to serve as an example of projects that can be undertaken to protect and improve public drinking water supplies in similar agricultural settings. The total cost of the study will be approximately $1.97 million, and the grant is for $1.77 million, with the balance being provided by the City as a local match consisting of both labor and cash payments.
You are invited to take the community housing survey for the Tulare Region Multi-Jurisdiction Housing Element. With input from our community, Housing Element will identify the region’s housing needs and priorities and create an 8-year plan for housing development and policies. The survey will be available until March 13. The survey is available on the Housing Element website in English and Spanish: https://tulareregionalhousingelement.rinconconsultants.com/
The City of Dinuba is applying for grant funds to implement walking and biking improvements throughout the city. We want to hear from students and parents about their current walking/biking habits, and concerns regarding walking and biking to/from Dinuba schools. Please let us know your thoughts in the survey below.
The Dinuba Small Business Stabilization Program (SBSP) is designed to promote economic stability by providing immediate relief in the form of a one-time forgivable loan for essential operating expenses to Dinuba small businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19.
The goals of this program are:
1. Help small businesses survive the COVID-19 crisis.
2. Retain employment and continue to pay employees.
3. Maintain the provision of goods and services for Dinuba residents.
For more information, Dinuba small businesses are encouraged to visit the program application page via the link below:
https://www.selfhelpenterprises.org/covid-19-dinubabusiness/
NOTICE IS HERERBY GIVEN, pursuant to California Government code §54974 that vacancies exists for the following boards and commissions:
Historic Preservation Commission:
One (1) at-large position
Dinuba Economic Development Commission:
Two (2) positions with terms expiring (1) in December 2020 and (1) in December 2021.
Note: This page will be updated as information changes
The City of Dinuba Downtown Beautification Program encourages public involvement in the enhancement of planter boxes and “bulb-outs in and around the downtown. The Adopt-A-Planter program is a volunteer-based activity where area volunteer groups “adopt” and maintain designated planter boxes and flower beds. By working together, we can help to enhance the beauty and inviting atmosphere of our Downtown assets.