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Arcata, CA | Official Website Inform Arcata's Economic Strategic Plan! Live, work, own a business or otherwise have a stake in Arcata's future? Take the Economic Strategic Plan Survey today! Read on for more information
Departments | Arcata, CA View the departments, boards and commissions, and other components of the City of Arcata government
City Forests | Arcata, CA Arcata offers many ways to explore our forests, marshes and community through recreational programs for all ages Learn more about these opportunities and sign up today
Maps GIS | Arcata, CA The City of Arcata Geographic Information System (GIS) provides digital geographic information analysis and mapping services to City staff, the public, and other jurisdictions and features public access to maps and data
Housing Division | Arcata, CA This grant-funded program provides rental payment assistance to qualified low-income Arcata residents and or households Seniors (age 55 and up) and those experiencing homelessness will be prioritized
Trail Maps | Arcata, CA The Arcata Community Forest is closed sunset to sunrise The Arcata Community Forest Trails Map (PDF) shows paved roads, dirt trails, and elevation gains Camping is prohibited in all of Arcata’s parks and community forest lands Dogs are allowed but must be kept on leash at all times
Police | Arcata, CA Contact Us City of Arcata 736 F Street Arcata, CA 95521 Phone: 707-822-5951 Quick Links Committees Commissions City Council Agendas Archives
City Council | Arcata, CA The City of Arcata is governed by a 5-member elected City Council where members serve 4-year staggered terms
Arcata Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary | Arcata, CA The Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary has probably the highest bird populated coastal site between Bodega Harbor and Washington, with literally thousands of birding visitors annually and organized bird walks held at least weekly year-round