Public works bid notice - mossbrae springs emergency chlorination project
*Water service urgent update*
community resource center event
South Siskiyou Sustainable Recreation Plan is nearing completion - provide your input!
Limited city hall office hours 5/23/25
City hall will have limited open hours on Friday 5/23/25
CDBG grant public hearing notice
click the button to see the notice. there will be 2 dates for you to provide input on the city’s application for grant funds.
Public hearing 5/14/25 at 6 pm in council chambers regarding conditional use permit, tobacco/vape shop, for 5814 Dunsmuir Ave
Dunsmuir Taxiway A project - bid documents *updated 5/2/25*
click the buttons for the bid package and addendum #1 which was updated 5/2/25.
Community Resource Center free senior lunch info
check out the flyer!
City Attorney Services request for proposals
Consider donating today for Giving Tuesday
There are many great places within our county and specifically our city that could benefit from financial support. Click here to see information from the Community Foundation of the North State; https://www.northstategives.org/.
gobble gobble - see info from the community resource center!
candidates forum friday 10/18 at 5 pm in the council chambers
zoom link; https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82954568286
Harvet Festival 10/19/2024. 12 - 2pm in the Dunsmuir community garden
Oil sheen seen in river south of town morning of 7/25
This morning at approximately 10am the City received a call about oil sheen in the Sacramento River. The City notified Cal Fish and Wildlife to investigate. Around 4pm Cal Fish and Wildlife notified the City that the Coast Guard in cooperation with Cal Fish and Wildlife, Envirocon, and Republic Services investigated and found one small amount of oil sheen in south Dunsmuir. It was determined by the Coast Guard as an isolated amount. It appears to be a spill from an individual and inconsistent with the sheen's that has previously been identified with the cleanup associated with the railyard. Special thanks to the community member for reporting this incident and to the Agencies on the ground in Dunsmuir for taking quick action to clean up the spill.
Dustin J. Rief
Farmers market this thursday
Julia’s Fruit Stand will be there with peaches and different varieties of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, onions, and other fruit and vegetables. Cattle Call from Montague will bring different cuts of locally grown beef, pork, and lamb. Silvia’s Tamales features handmade pork, beef, and chicken tamales. Knead Micro Bakery will offer sourdough bread and baked pastries. Kindred Gardens will have vegetable plant starts, decorative plants, and succulents. The Dunsmuir Community Garden will have a variety of produce as the season progresses. Thunderbird Microgreens will bring microgreens and hand raised mushrooms.
The Dunsmuir Community Market will be open Thursdays throughout the summer except for holidays from 4 to 6:30 pm. It will be in the parking lot of the Dunsmuir Community Center Building at 4835 Dunsmuir Avenue next to the baseball stadium and the entrance to the Botanical Garden.
Some vendors accept credit cards as well as cash. EBT purchases are matched up to $20, as long as funds are available, doubling eligible customers’ ability to purchase fresh, local produce and other food.
Individuals interested in being vendors at the market can call Dunsmuir Community Resource Center at 530-235-4400 for information and an application. Local residents are encouraged to become vendors and sell vegetables and fruit they raise. Food and crafts can also be sold. The process to become a vendor is a simple one. The Farmers Market is currently under the sponsorship of the Dunsmuir Community Resource Center.
Individuals interested in donating to the Market’s EBT Match fund can contact the Resource Center. The Match makes it possible for eligible low-income families, seniors, and other individuals to afford more fresh, local fruit and vegetables and other food.
Dogs are not permitted by state and local laws. Service dogs are allowed. They should be on leash.
The Dunsmuir Community Resource Center encourages everyone to come to the Dunsmuir Farmers Market and enjoy the delicious, locally produced fruit and vegetables and food, to support the Farmers Market, and to support local farmers and growers.
draft solid waste rate study
click here to view the draft solid waste rate study
this item will likely be presented at the 7/18/24 city council meeting.
7 DAYS UNTIL DUNSMUIR FARMERS MARKET OPENS !!!
Dunsmuir Farmers Market Opening
Dunsmuir Farmers Market will open Thursday, June 27. Julia’s Fruit Stand will join the Market again with peaches and different varieties of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, onions, and other fruit and vegetables. Cattle Call from Montague will bring different cuts of locally grown beef, pork, and lamb. Silvia’s Tamales features handmade pork, beef, and chicken tamales. Knead Micro Bakery will offer sourdough bread and baked pastries. Kindred Gardens will have vegetable plant starts, decorative plants, and succulents. The Dunsmuir Community Garden will have a variety of produce as the season progresses. Thunderbird Microgreens will bring microgreens and hand raised mushrooms.
The Dunsmuir Community Market will be open Thursdays throughout the summer except for holidays from 4 to 6:30 pm. It will be in the parking lot of the Dunsmuir Community Center Building at 4835 Dunsmuir Avenue next to the baseball stadium and the entrance to the Botanical Garden.
Some vendors accept credit cards as well as cash. EBT purchases are matched up to $20, as long as funds are available, doubling eligible customers’ ability to purchase fresh, local produce and other food.
Individuals interested in being vendors at the market can call Dunsmuir Community Resource Center at 530-235-4400 for information and an application. Local residents are encouraged to become vendors and sell vegetables and fruit they raise. Food and crafts can also be sold. The process to become a vendor is a simple one. The Farmers Market is currently under the sponsorship of the Dunsmuir Community Resource Center.
Individuals interested in donating to the Market’s EBT Match fund can contact the Resource Center. The Match makes it possible for eligible low-income families, seniors, and other individuals to afford more fresh, local fruit and vegetables and other food.
Dogs are not permitted by state and local laws. Service dogs are allowed. They should be on leash.
The Dunsmuir Community Resource Center encourages everyone to come to the Dunsmuir Farmers Market and enjoy the delicious, locally produced fruit and vegetables and food, to support the Farmers Market, and to support local farmers and growers.
public service announcement - tree in river between botanical gardens and Tauhindauli park
Public Safety Announcement
CDFW has identified a hazardous condition for boaters at the Tauhindauli Public Fishing Access on the Sacramento River within the city of Dunsmuir. A tree is creating a blockage for kayaks, rafts and other watercraft approximately 500 yards below the Dunsmuir Botanical Garden and 400 yards above the Interstate 5 bridge. Boaters are advised to take out at the Dunsmuir Botanical Garden parking lot. The tree will be cleared from the river as soon as crews are available. The red arrow indicates the exact location of the blockage within the river.
