Join us Downtown for "Open Streets: Morgan Hill" on Monterey Road between Main Avenue and 4th Street as we close the road to vehicle traffic to enjoy activities and live entertainment.

Walk, bike, or roll through Downtown and visit the businesses, restaurants, the Farmers' Market, and Sidewalk Saturdays taking place nearby.

You’re invited to support local businesses at Morgan Hill's outdoor retail market featuring handmade, crafted, and natural products.

Check out Sidewalk Saturdays info on many of our local vendors. It's a perfect place to pick up a Mother's Day gift!

17575 Peak Avenue. The full schedule shows dates through June.

Join us for a virtual presentation about the City's Inclusionary Ownership and Rental Program with questions answered in English and Spanish. Register in advance to receive a Zoom link.

Please note, this event is part of an ongoing series throughout the month with repeating virtual and in-person sessions covering multiple topics.

Tuesday, May 16, 7:00 p.m., View Meeting Information

Parks and Recreation Commission meetings are in-person at the City Council Chamber Building, 17555 Peak Ave. The Commission meetings are live-streamed on Channel 17 and the City’s website.

Members of the public may provide public comment concerning any item within the subject matter jurisdiction. Public comments made in person are limited to 3 minutes. You can also send public comments in writing by email to chris.ghione@morganhill.ca.gov.

Even if you are limited to a tiny yard or small patio, you can still have vegetables, flowers, and a small spot of color. Join us for a UCCE Master Gardener Program presentation on how best to garden in a small space.

Location: Morgan Hill Community & Cultural Center, 17000 Monterey Road

Cost: $10, with registration available at the door or online.

The City's Energizer Station will be located near the Centennial Recreation Center on the West Little Llagas Creek Trail. 

Resources to help you get on your way: local pathways map, safety pledge, and contact info. Details for bicycling activities and options throughout the month and region are available on the

Bay Area Bike to Wherever Days website.

Visit the Clean a Creek website for more info and to register. Meet at the City of Morgan Hill Corporation Yard, 100 Edes Court. For those under 18 years old, please bring a completed volunteer waiver signed by parents/guardians.

We will concentrate on picking up litter. Gloves, bags, litter grabbers, and drinking water will be provided. Bring your own water bottle. Call the City at 408-310-4169 for any questions.

The City is proud to celebrate and thank the unsung heroes of Public Works who are always present and ready to serve.

Join us at the City of Morgan Hill Corporation Yard, 100 Edes Court. Event parking will be available at Community Park's Magical Bridge Playground, 171 West Edmundson Avenue.

Get up close with equipment used to keep our City running and see demonstrations on how the utility systems work. Attendees will also be able to meet City Public Works personnel and learn about their unique jobs, plus get updates on and see plans for upcoming public works projects.

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Join the Morgan Hill Police Department for a discussion on the local use of military equipment. The Townhall will take place at the City Council Chamber Building, 17555 Peak Avenue; there is no virtual option available for this presentation.

Join us for a celebratory and educational ceremony at the Civic Center Plaza, 17575 Peak Avenue. There will be speakers, entertainment, a flag raising, and refreshments. This free event is for everyone, including families and people of all ages.

Part of the event includes honoring Shirlee Locicero for her extensive work in supporting the development of the Magical Bridge Playground. Attendees will also enjoy many fun activities, including face painting, balloons, entertainment, resource tables, bingo, and games.

Interested in volunteering? Please complete the volunteer interest form for this event or others in the future.

Have a talent to perform at future events? Complete and submit the Share Your Talent Form.

Do you represent a non-profit that provides services to South County families? To host a resource table at future events, complete Magical Bridge Playground Resource Table Form.

All the benefits of membership without the commitment! The Summer Access Pass is a three-month membership from June 10 through September 4. It grants access to the Centennial Recreation Center and Aquatics Center, which opens for recreational swim on June 10. View the flyer for additional details or link directly to Recreation to buy a pass.

The City is no longer in a Level 4 Water Shortage. Adjusted watering days are determined by your home address.

The City is adhering to permanent water conservation measures that were adopted to prevent the wasteful use of water. One example of a permanent measure is the continued prohibition of watering non-functional turf at commercial, industrial, and institutional properties, including homeowners’ associations.

Keep up with the latest on the Environmental Services Division Facebook page.

Gas Lines & Vegetation Safety Informational Flyers

PG&E strives to keep areas above and around gas transmission pipelines clear of any items that could cause damage to the pipe or block access in an emergency. Structures, trees, and brush can damage the pipe and potentially cause corrosion that may lead to leaks. View a PG&E flyer on safe landscaping for more info.

This 10-minute survey is part of an effort to learn and document how the County’s response to the pandemic affected you, your family, and your community. To participate in the survey, visit https://Bit.ly/SCCCovidSurvey.

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Morgan Hill City Council 

Including Morgan Hill: Gail Pellerin

Including San Martin: Robert Rivas