The City of Fairfield

Talk Around Town - What to Know About Measure P

In the latest episode of Talk Around Town, City Manager David Gassaway sits down with Steve Vancil, Vice Chair of the Measure P Citizen Oversight Committee, to talk about how the city's local one-cent sales tax is tracked, spent, and overseen. For more information and reporting for Measure P, visit www.fairfield.ca.gov/measurep [http://www.fairfield.ca.gov/measurep?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExWEJERmlDcmN5YXJXVFUzdXNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR5ZRGbneNQaC6QfmWiYzvqEWeSDocAG4pF8ksqxjIEbNNsLbKRoDMt2sA8UWQ_aem_spft8AVSyLFVzj6PXK1XCA]

Talk Around Town - New Fire Stations

On this episode of Talk Around Town, City Manager David Gassaway visits the construction site of Fairfield’s new Fire Station 36 with Deputy Fire Chief Rich Llewellyn. They talk about what the new Station 36 and the future Station 39 will mean for faster response times, improved wildfire coverage, and safer, more modern working conditions for Fairfield’s firefighters. They also discuss how both stations are being built efficiently and funded without pulling from day-to-day city services. Completion is expected in late 2026, and the fire department looks forward to welcoming the community once the stations are finished.

Talk Around Town - Vista Ridge Permanent Housing Project

On this episode of Talk Around Town, City Manager David Gassaway and Housing Services Director La Tann Jones visit the site of a proposed project to discuss permanent housing solutions for Fairfield’s homeless population and upcoming options for the city’s future.

Talk Around Town - West Texas Complete Streets

Big changes are coming to West Texas Street! In our latest Talk Around Town video, we caught up with Senior Engineer David Vong to talk about the West TX Complete Streets Project — a major effort to make this busy corridor safer, more walkable, and better for everyone who uses it. The project will reduce traffic lanes to help slow speeds, add protected bike lanes, and create new bus turnouts so buses don’t block traffic. It’ll also bring in shaded walkways and fresh landscaping to make the street more comfortable and inviting. This is an $11 million project, with nearly all the funding coming from state and regional sources — a huge win for Fairfield. Construction kicks off soon and will take about a year to complete. Watch the full video to learn what’s coming, how it’ll impact traffic, and why it’ll make a big difference in the way we move around the city. To stay updated, visit fairfield.ca.gov/complete

Talk Around Town - Learn About Fairfield BUILD!

Fairfield BUILD is live! Get full, itemized fee breakdowns online — no more manual invoices. We spoke with Anna Guiles, Deputy Director of Community Development, about how it’s making projects clearer and easier for everyone. Learn more: fairfield.ca.gov/build