Arcata Public Works

The City of Arcata governs The Arcata Community Development Department. It is composed of three branches, which ensures development within the City complies with state, federal, and local laws. The three divisions of Community Development include building, planning and redevelopment agency. The redevelopment agency provides funds for public projects, such as street trees, marketing, and predevelopment assistance. Other departments of The City of Arcata include parks and recreation, environmental services, finance, police and public works departments.

The Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary is a 307-acre area that integrates an innovative wastewater treatment facility with natural processes, featuring a variety of habitats including freshwater marshes, tidal sloughs, and grassy uplands. It serves as a vital stop along the Pacific Flyway, attracting thousands of bird species and offering abundant recreational opportunities with five miles of walking and biking paths. The sanctuary also hosts the Arcata Marsh Interpretive Center, which provides educational resources, interactive exhibits, and guided tours led by volunteers. With a commitment to habitat restoration and community involvement, the sanctuary promotes environmental stewardship while accommodating both casual visitors and organized birding events throughout the year. Generated from the website

Arcata Council is a local government organization in Arcata, CA, dedicated to serving the community by providing various departments and services, including construction development projects, permits, live meetings, job opportunities, and utility bill payments. They are currently seeking public feedback on their draft application for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing PRO Housing grant. In addition, Arcata Council is implementing changes to downtown streets, converting Eighth and Ninth streets to one-way travel as part of the Eighth and Ninth Street Improvement Project. They have also recently received an independent review of the Arcata Police Department's response to a homicide case and are working to incorporate the recommendations provided by the National Police Foundation. Stay connected with Arcata Council to stay informed about upcoming city events and initiatives.Generated from the website