Welcome from Mayor Alan Autry 

Welcome to the on-line home for the City of Fresno.  It is our mission to provide you with the resources and information you need to become better acquainted with the services, programs and initiatives available through your city government – from conducting your e-business transactions to browsing for the latest news and events in the City of Fresno.

I encourage you to engage in the political decision making process by listening to City Council meetings as they happen live at City Hall Live Council Broadcast.  It’s the best way to keep up with what’s going on in your city.

If you or your group are interested in a presentation on a particular city program or project in greater detail, visit the Public Affairs Office page and make a request for a presentation through the Speakers Bureau.  If you find that we have missed something or you have a recommendation for improvement, feel free to contact us.

This is our portal to the world and in many ways the only view of our city that some folks will ever see.  I want you to be proud of how we represent Fresno, so please don’t hesitate to become acquainted with how your city government works and get involved.

     Warmest Regards,
     Mayor Alan Autry

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	Oct. 10, 2008 City Of Fresno Holds Community Forum To Prioritize HUD Funding The City of Fresno will be holding a ‘listening session’ on Tuesday, October 14th from 3 to 7 PM at the Valdez Hall in downtown Fresno to solicit ideas and information for the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recently announced the award of $10.9 million to Fresno, with the intent to assist communities by stabilizing neighborhoods impacted by high foreclosures. more>
	Oct. 9, 2008 City Files to Halt Excessive County Fees The City of Fresno has joined a number of Fresno County cities in filing a lawsuit to halt the Fresno County practice of charging excessive administrative fees for the collection of property taxes. The excessive charges vary according to each City with the City of Fresno experiencing a $430,000 annual overcharge. More than 40 cities in Los Angeles County have filed a similar lawsuit against Los Angeles County. more>
	Sep. 26, 2008 Fresno Awarded Funds to Address Foreclosure Crisis The City of Fresno has been awarded $10.96 million allocation of the $3.92 billion available from the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. more>