How is the City of Cotati responding to the regional drought emergency? Cotati has been very active in outreach to our customers since we first launched a dry weather outreach beginning in February 2021, in unison with the Sonoma-Marin Saving Water Partnership.

Welcome to the History of Cotati! The purpose of this exhibit is to create an electronic version of our history for all to enjoy, whether you are with us here in Cotati or have popped in to visit us from across the world.

Cotati today is comprised of approximately 7500 residents, over four times the population at the time of its incorporation in 1963. Both new and long-time Cotati businesses have made significant efforts to maintain and reinforce the city's distinct way of life.

In the 40's and 50's, small family farms were having a hard time surviving, and some of Cotati's agricultural lands began to develop as residential and commercial areas. Opening of the 101 freeway in the mid-1950's made it feasible for San Francisco workers …

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The City owns and maintains 11 parks, the Cotati train station, and the Civic Center buildings located at 201 West Sierra Avenue. The parks are available to host parties and there are classrooms and the Cotati Room available to reserve for …

The City of Cotati has initiated a project to develop Objective Design Standards for single-family and “plex” housing. When adopted by the City Council, these standards will be incorporated into the City’s Land Use Code, which is part of the City’s Code, or laws.

The City of Cotati is offering residential and commercial customers rebates in return for reducing the amount of lawn area in their landscapes and replacing them with low-water use landscapes. The City will rebate you up to $1.50 for every square foot of lawn area removed for a maximum of 500 square feet for a total maximum rebate of $750 for ...

How is the City of Cotati responding to the regional drought emergency? What does a 20 percent voluntary reduction in water use mean? How do I cut back my water use if I'm already efficient with my water use?

In accordance with California Senate Bill 998, and California Civil Code Section 1632, the City of Cotati's Discontinuation of Residential Water Service for Nonpayment Policy and water delinquency notices can be found on this page.