We are pleased to share that the City of Turlock Municipal Services Department has been in contact with PG&E, and together we have arranged to shift Geer Road construction to night hours beginning Sunday, September 21st, 2025 . This adjustment will help reduce traffic impacts during the day for residents, businesses, and commuters along one of Turlock's busiest roads. Our Municipal Services team has appreciated PG&E's willingness to work collaboratively throughout this process, and their staff has been responsive and accommodating in addressing community concerns. We thank the community for its patience as this important project continues and look forward to the benefits of improved infrastructure with fewer daytime disruptions.

The holidays are here! And the City of Turlock is your destination for the season’s brightest family events, shopping, and dining. Explore all Turlock has to offer and add some hometown cheer and magic to your holiday experience. Visit DiscoverTurlock.com >>

The current City of Turlock sewer system treats residential, commercial, industrial waste for the residents of Turlock, waste from the Community Service Districts of Keyes and Denair as well as a portion of the City of Ceres. The collection network and treatment facility require maintenance, replacement, and refurbishment to minimize the risk of overflows, blockages, and other problems that can lead to compliance issues and service interruption. Potential rate adjustments will ensure our wastewater system continues to operate effectively and protect public health. Click Here for More Information >>

California Competes Tax Credit Application (CCTC) is an income tax credit available to businesses planning to locate or expand in California and create quality, full-time jobs that might not otherwise be created by the applicant or another business. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis between July 21st, 2025 through March 16, 2026. A total of $922 million is available. Click Here for More Information >>

The Turlock Partnership Incentive Program provides a one-time $3,500 grant to qualifying new small businesses that open in existing vacant buildings within Turlock city limits. The program is designed to: Revitalize vacant storefronts, encourage new business and local entrepreneurship, promote job creation, and strengthen Turlock's business community Click Here to Learn More! >>

Click here for more Information >>

At the City of Turlock, we believe every resident deserves to experience our community fully, and we are committed to creating a more accessible, welcoming environment for people of all abilities. We're currently looking at: Advancing the citywide ADA evaluation. Collecting field data in public spaces. Reviewing curb ramps, refugee islands, push-buttons, and sidewalks. Identifying mobility and ADA barriers. Assessing City buildings, facilities, and parks. Using data to guide future accessibility upgrades. To learn more about this project, Click Here >>