City News

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In the early summer, goats and sheep help manage vegetation in Lincoln’s Open Space Preserves and rights-of-way - keeping our community safer from wildfires. Now, you can follow their journey across the City with our Goat Tracker Map, updated with current grazing locations.

The 1% property tax you pay doesn't all go to the City of Lincoln. With our updated interactive parcel map and dashboard, you can see exactly how much the City receives annually.

The 2025 Fire Hazard Severity Zones Map has been released. This map helps identify areas most at risk for wildfires and guide fire safety measures in our community. We are encouraging residents to do the following:

Attention Lincoln community members interested in helping shape our City's future.

We are currently recruiting to fill vacancies on a number of our City of Lincoln boards, committees, or commissions.

Recent devastating fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities highlight the need for vigilance and preparation in Lincoln. Extreme weather events and wildland-urban interface conditions could pose similar threats here. The City of Lincoln and its Fire Department are committed to enhancing our community’s safety and preparedness, but we need your help.

October 31, 2024

Our hearts are heavy today as we share news of the passing of District 4 Councilmember William “Bill” Lauritsen.

Lincoln, CA, August 22, 2024 — The City of Lincoln is deeply concerned by the lack of transparency and communication surrounding the recent acquisition of a property at 1660 3rd Street by The Gathering Inn.

The 1% property tax you pay doesn't all go to the City of Lincoln. You can now use our interactive parcel map and dashboard to see exactly how much the City receives annually.