A Government Agency Serving Communities
across Multiple Jurisdictions in Silicon Valley
Protecting communities and enhancing ecosystems and trails along San Francisco Bay
The State of California has awarded $8 million to the SFCJPA to construct a project that protects areas of Palo Alto and East Palo Alto between S.F. Bay and Highway 101 from 100-year creek flows coupled with a 100-year tide with 50 years of Sea Level Rise. Please sign up to receive notifications about this project, contact the SFCJPA, and join us at one of our community or Board meetings.
Project Update
The JPA is planning and designing several projects that take a comprehensive approach to providing flood protection, ecosystem restoration, and recreational enhancement.
Public Meetings
The SFCJPA Board meets frequently throughout the year, and agency staff host and participate in discussions with community groups, city councils, and others. Please join us at a meeting listed below:
- April 19, 2012 SFCJPA Board meeting
- March 22, 2012 SFCJPA Board meeting
- February 9, 2012 SFCJPA Board meeting
- December 15, 2011 SFCJPA Board Meeting at 4:30 p.m.
- November 17, 2011 SFCJPA Board Meeting
- September 22, 2011 SFCJPA Board meeting
- SFCJPA Board Retreat -- August 27, 2011
- Crescent Park Neighborhood Association Annual Meeting - June 21, 2011
Know Your Watershed
The links below will give you a better perspective on the Watershed, our place in it, and opportunities to get involved to appreciate and improve this incredible natural resource.
Documents
The SFCJPA and its partners produce a wealth of information on all aspects of the watershed and our plans to improve it. To learn more, click on one of the links below.
- Adapting to Climate Change -- BCDC and NOAA Case Study of an SFCJPA project
- Palo Alto Golf Course design RFP Workshop Q&A
- RFP for design of mitigations of impacts to the PAGC
- Army Corps of Engineers 100-year floodplain map
- Draft Environmental Impact Report
Notice of Preparation - City of Palo Alto Sandbag Location Map
- Flood Protection Alternatives Analysis Report
- San Francisquito Creek Corps of Engineers
Project Management Plan