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City of Martinez, CA 525 Henrietta Street, Martinez, CA 94553-2395 (925) 372-3500 Created By Granicus - Connecting People and Government
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- History | Martinez, CA
Martinez is a city of 36,663 residents encompassing 12 47 square miles and a rich history dating back before California achieved statehood It features 17 parks, a pool recognized in 2012 as "Best Aquatic Facility" by the California Park and Recreation Society District 3, and plenty of open space
- Signature City Events - Martinez, CA
This event celebrates Martinez as the birthplace of the Martini At the event, there will be a catered dinner, Martini competition, silent auction, with live music and dancing
- Martinez Parks | Martinez, CA
This is a historic addition to the City's public spaces, made possible by Martinez residents Opening ceremony will be held at 10am, followed by a group hike, or you are free to explore on your own
- Mayor and City Council - Martinez, CA
Martinez is governed by a five-member City Council, each serving four-year overlapping terms The Mayor is elected at large, while the four remaining Councilmembers are elected by district The Council’s primary responsibility is to ensure the welfare of the Martinez community
- Community and Recreation Services | Martinez, CA
The Community and Recreation Services Division is committed to following the City of Martinez mission statement, which reads: The City of Martinez will provide efficient and sustainable, responsive, high performing public services, and well-maintained public facilities, that enhance the safety and livability of the community, and support fiscal
- PBF Energy Refinery Fire, February 2025 | Martinez, CA
On Saturday, February 1, 2025, the PBF Energy refinery, doing business as Martinez Refining Company and located in unincorporated Contra Costa County, experienced a major fire that required multi-agency response and health advisories to the surrounding area
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