Sonoma County Voter Information
Frequently Asked Questions About November 3, 2020 Election – FOR MORE INFO
The following organizations are members of the coalition committed to promoting the values
of the Petaluma Community Relations Council.
Mentor Me empowers youth in need to achieve their highest potential by matching them with an adult mentor. MORE INFO
Founded in 1988, we empower Sonoma County’s homeless families, veterans, and adults to rebuild their lives and find housing for good. MORE INFO
We encourage all people to grow in their faith, to deepen their relationships with others, and to live lives of service to seek justice and peace. MORE INFO
We are an inclusive, loving congregation immersed in God’s Spirit so Christ’s love emerges towards God and towards the world. We serve in the Petaluma community and beyond. MORE INFO
We are a group of Petalumans committed to encouraging and creating peace, justice, and equity in our community. MORE INFO
Founded in 1964 St. James Catholic Church is the second Catholic Church built in Petaluma. We are an active parish with many ministries. MORE INFO
We provide an inclusive center for Jewish life that addresses the cultural, religious, spiritual, educational, and social needs of those who wish to identify with the Jewish community. MORE INFO
Through various programs and events we share black history and culture within the Sonoma county community. MORE INFO
We strive to improve the social and economic health of our community — one child, one adult, and one senior at a time. MORE INFO
We seek the power of love to transform our hearts and minds. We act on our values to create a fairer and kinder community in Petaluma and beyond. MORE INFO
We pursue justice and equality; honor holistic approaches to well-being; cherish peace building traditions; uphold the dignity and sanctity of every human life. MORE INFO
Our primary mission is to educate, engage and empower the public regarding sustainability and the environment. MORE INFO
Working with our community to provide professional police services with innovation and excellence. Those we serve know those who serve them. MORE INFO
We offer educational resources for the safe and effective use of nonviolence. MORE INFO
We bring Christ to life: celebrating the mysteries; honoring the beauty and wisdom of every person; healing the soul; and serving the peace and renewal of the earth. MORE INFO
We are a group of local citizens committed to finding solutions to the housing crisis in Petaluma. MORE INFO
We provide a variety of pregnancy and postpartum support services tailored to meet your individual needs. MORE INFO
Our mission is about building community through art. We are art in the heart of Petaluma. MORE INFO
Founded in 1929, JACL is the oldest and largest Asian American Civil Rights organization in the United States. MORE INFO
As a Eucharist centered people, we live our faith in word and deed by sharing our time, talent, and treasure to support one another and serve those in need. INFO
We mobilize volunteers and businesses to improve the homes and lives of low-income homeowners in Petaluma. We believe that everyone deserves a safe and healthy home. MORE INFO
RESPECT - APPRECIATION - UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY
Frequently Asked Questions About November 3, 2020 Election – FOR MORE INFO
LIVE Webinar Candidate Night Forum – September 29, 2020 – Spanish translation provided – For More Info
Candidate Night Habrá traducción en Español – Martes 29 de Septiembre de 2020
Read the minutes from our November 28, 2018 general meeting and meet-and-greet with Mayor-Elect Teresa Barrett. Download here.
Connect with the council and help continue the promotion of respect, appreciation, understanding and diversity in our community.
The Petaluma Community Relations Council (PCRC) will serve as a forum for organizations in our community who seek to connect to, and learn from, each other on issues impacting our community. This forum is comprised of representatives from faith communities, organizations, city government, and individuals. The Council will hold discussions, seek community input, host guest speakers and community events, and when there is consensus to do so, develop and promote messages and activities in accordance with its Mission Statement. The Council does not endorse any political party. It does endorse and support the health, safety, and welfare of all members of our community.