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Apply by April 26 to serve on a City board or commission.

Show us Sunnyvale through your eyes in this free photo contest. Winners will be announced in four categories. The deadline to enter is midnight on May 3.

Sunnyvale Mayor Larry Klein provides a statement on the major injury incident that took place April 23 at El Camino Real and Sunnyvale Avenue.

The City of Sunnyvale is recruiting energetic volunteers for our 34th annual Hands on the Arts multi-cultural arts festival for children. The event takes place May 18.

Help plan the future of safe transportation in Sunnyvale. Come to a public workshop on April 22 to discuss the City’s Roadway Safety Plan.

It's springtime--make the most of it on April 27 at Sunnyvale Fit & Fun Fair, a free family event celebrating health, safety and community.

Middle school-aged youth in Sunnyvale are invited to apply for the Public Safety's Youth Leadership Academy taking place this summer. The deadline to apply is 5 p.m. on Friday, April 26.

Join us at a meeting on April 2 to discuss updates to Sunnyvale’s small cell wireless telecommunications facility Design Guidelines for facilities in the public right-of-way.

Preparation of construction documents for the Washington Community Swim Center is now complete and the Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) is available for a public review period, which ends April 11. Construction is expected to begin this summer on the Swim Center, which will replace the Washington Pool.

City Council has committed to placing a charter amendment on the March 2020 ballot, which, if voters approve, would elect future councilmembers by district. The City is now seeking community input on the process to elect the mayor and the factors to consider when drawing districts. Attend one of the three upcoming workshops to share your ideas, or give feedback online.