CRPUSD Board holds Governance workshop

The Cotati Rohnert Park Unified School District Board conducted two, three-hour special meetings on September 8 and 9. The purpose was to conduct a Governance Workshop. The meetings were open to the public in accordance with the Brown Act, although no members of the public attended either of the two sessions. The goal of this article is to provide a broad overview of these sessions for the public.

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Child passenger safety week

As part of Child Passenger Safety Week, the Cotati Police Department wants to make sure your child is in the right child safety seat.

Travel trailer on fire

On Sept. 20, the Santa Rosa Fire Department received multiple calls for a possible travel trailer on fire around 1125 Rutledge Ave. in Santa Rosa. While en route the first fire department unit saw a large column of smoke and requested additional resources to the scene. The first fire department unit arrived on scene in less than three minutes to find a well involved travel trailer on fire to the rear of 1123 Rutledge Ave. and the fire was spreading to a home located at 1125 Rutledge Ave. Firefighter’s initial efforts to contain the fire were hampered by numerous fences blocking access to the fire. Firefighters used chain saws to cut down fences to make access to the fire.