Is the Sonoma County bus free?

Sonoma County Transit provides local service in Sonoma and Sonoma Valley via Route 32. The Sonoma Shuttle is free for all riders under Sonoma County Transit’s “Fare-Free” program. The Sonoma Shuttle’s “Fare-Free” program is subsidized by the City of Sonoma and the County of Sonoma.

Is Sonoma County Transit running today?

Sonoma County Transit will not be in operation.

Is SC transit free?

Local routes 24, 28, 32, 66, 67 & 68 will remain Fare-Free. Fare payment options include: cash, the MonthlyPass, the 31-DayPass and the Regional Clipper Card (available for use on all Bay Area public transit systems.) For passengers wishing to pay their fare using their smart phone, please download the Hopthru app.

Who owns Sonoma Valley Hospital?

The current CEO, Kelly Mather, is taking a promotional opportunity with BayHealth, the development company jointly owned by University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Health and John Muir Health, after ten years serving in the CEO role with Sonoma Valley Hospital.

When did Sonoma Developmental Center become Sonoma State Hospital?

In 1953, Sonoma State Home became Sonoma State Hospital; and in 1986, the name was changed to Sonoma Developmental Center. Over the years, the facility has expanded several times, including two major expansions: A thirteen million dollar expansion program was initiated in 1948, and another five million dollars was appropriated in 1956.

How big is the campus of Sonoma State University?

Sonoma State University is a public institution in the California northern bay area that was founded in 1961. It enrolls 9,300 students, and its campus of 269 acres is a jewel in the middle of Sonoma County’s wine country. It ranks in the 2018 edition of the US News & World Report Best Colleges as 57th among Regional Universities in the West.

Why did I go to Sonoma State University?

Attending Sonoma State University has been the best part of my life so far. I care about solving problems that face our student population, local community, and the globe. My motivation is to not only become a doctor but to become someone that can make a positive influence in the community.

How to apply for the Sonoma Developmental Center?

Sonoma Developmental Center ( SDC) is a California state civil service employer. In order to be considered for a position at SDC, you must have eligibility on a State of California hiring list or be a current or former State of California employee.