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San Joaquin County General Plan Update
San Joaquin County is in the midst of updating its General Plan. The General Plan guides land use, economic, transportation, infrastructure, agricultural, environmental, and other decisions. For additional information, please click here.

You Can Help Stop Illegal Dumping
The County needs your help with Illegal Dumping! To find out what you can do to be part of the solution, click here.



Commute Connection now Available!
The San Joaquin Council of Governments is pleased to announce its Commute Connection Program. Commute Connection is a free one-stop transportation information and referral service that provides information on carpooling, vanpooling, transit and rail, bicycling, walking, and park and ride lots throughout San Joaquin County.  

Helping the environment has never been easier! Click here to visit Commute Connection.

Select San Joaquin and Support Local Agriculture
Select San Joaquin is a program developed to encourage consumers to support local agriculture by choosing County-grown produce when they shop. The program aims to educate consumers on the importance of agriculture to the local economy and promotes the healthy benefits of eating freshly, grown local produce.

To find out more about the program, sponsored events, agriculture facts, health benefits and recipes please click here .

Take Precautions Against Law Enforcement Impersonators in San Joaquin County
Recently there have been four incidents involving traffic stops conducted by individuals impersonating law enforcement in San Joaquin County. Unmarked vehicles, commonly used by law enforcement, displaying a solid red light and flashing headlights were used during these incidents. Unfortunately, emergency equipment can be purchased online. Laws are currently being changed to prevent online purchases from citizens.
County residents are being urged to take the following precautions:
If you are being pulled over by an unmarked vehicle (1) look for the red and blue lights. (This equipment is to be sold to law enforcement agencies only). (2) Drive to a well lit and populated location before coming to a stop, shopping centers etc. (3) If you have a cell phone, call 911 and confirm that you are being pulled over by a law enforcement agency. (4) Slightly roll down your window and ask for pictured identification.



Learn How to Protect Your Home From Flooding
Flood information is available from the County's Department of Public Works.



San Joaquin County Announces Its Speakers' Bureau
Is your business or organization in need of information on a County service? Do you know all the services and programs available through the County? San Joaquin County has speakers available to address your business or organization on over 60 topics. Everything from aviation safety and canine demonstrations to health care reform and tax exempt programs, it’s all just a click away! To review an alphabetical list of topics or to request a speaker, please click the following link: Speakers' Bureau Request Form.

For questions, please contact Karen McConnell, Public Information Officer, at kmcconnell@sjgov.org.



Help Stop Elder Financial Abuse!
In the past year, 21% of all elder abuse cases reported in San Joaquin County were financial abuse. Click here to learn how you can help end financial abuse of our elders.



Make A Difference In San Joaquin County!
Are you the kind of person that would like to volunteer your time and serve your community? If so, there are many Boards and Commissions where you can have this opportunity. Click here to obtain more information.



Traffic Impact Mitigation Fee (TIMF)
Learn more about the Traffic Impact Mitigation Fee (TIMF) and how it affects you.



San Joaquin County Grantor/Grantee Index Search
The San Joaquin County Recorder Grantor/Grantee is now available online. Click here to access the index for Official Records.



San Joaquin County G.I.S.
The County's Geographic Information System (GIS) is now available online. Please click here to access it.