February is Black History Month!

At the February 4th Town Council meeting, Council proclaimed February as Black History Month, celebrating the history of African Americans and recognizing the 100-year anniversary of the creation of the first Black union to receive a charter in the American Federation of Labor.

Click here to view the proclamation.

We are pleased to introduce Windsor's newest Youth Major for the first half of 2026, Victoria Guzmán! When asked why the Cali Calmecac 3rd grader wanted to be Youth Mayor, she stated, "I want to be the Youth Mayor of Windsor because I like helping people. I will listen when kids and families have ideas, and I will try to help make Windsor a great place to live."

After a competitive application period, Guzmán rose the top with endorsements from local leaders and a petition with over 75 signatures. Guzmán will have a seat at the dais during Town Council meetings and will be shadowing Mayor Reynoza at ribbon-cutting events.

Click here to watch the Recognition of Youth Mayor Guzmán.

You're Invited!

The Town of Windsor invites residents and businesses to view a presentation focused on the Town’s current budget challenges and long-term financial sustainability. The presentation will include an overview of Windsor’s financial outlook, recent budget actions, and the factors contributing to ongoing fiscal challenges, and revenue options under consideration.

• Presentation to Planning Commission: February 10, 5:30PM at (Town Hall)
• Meeting at Windsor Senior Recreation Center: March 3 at 12:30PM
• Presentation to Parks and Recreation Commission: March 11, 6:00PM (Town Hall)

Can't make it? Click the button below to view the past presentation to Town Council, read the staff report, and learn how you can invite Town staff to speak with your neighborhood, business, or community group.

The United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay (UCPNB) has opened a temporary CRV bottle/can Drop + Go redemption site at 8955 Conde Lane, the former Windsor Creek Elementary School.

Users must sign up for an account at www.recycletek.co to receive payment and pick up a roll of bags at any Town office:

Civic Center - 9291 Old Redwood Highway:

• Town Hall – Building 400
• Administrative Services – Building 300A
• Parks & Recreation – Building 300D

Public Works – 8400 Windsor Road

Senior Center – 9231 Foxwood Drive

Users can drop off any day, any time by scanning the payment QR code on the container, which will open the slot to put the bag in.

A representative is available every Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday from 10am-2pm. Bottles/cans do not have to be in the special bags for the 10am-2pm events; to avoid single-use plastic waste, you can bring the bottles/cans in tubs, bins, reusable bags, etc.

For more information or if you have questions, visit United Cerebral Palsy Petaluma Recycling Center or call 707-766-9990.

"What are they building over there?" "Has it already been reviewed?" "Who do I contact for more information?"

The Major Development & Construction Project List for January 2026 is now available! The list is updated on a quarterly basis and includes projects in either review status, under construction, or approved. For additional information, community members can contact the project's planner.

All aboard SMART for FeBREWary! 🚄🍻

SMART is your ticket to celebrating FeBREWary – a month-long craft brewery event featuring beer tastings, tours, tap takeovers, and special limited-edition releases of craft beers that you won’t want to miss!

February 17, 2026, 12:30-2:30PM

Windsor Senior Recreation Center

Free for Seniors

Are your documents in order? Learn about trusts, powers of attorney, health directives, and the most common pitfalls.

Our Preschool Programs are celebrating 30 years of operation and high quality education for ages 2.5-5 years! We want you to come see the magic for yourself. We are holding open houses for our three programs: Chlidren's Circle, Kinderclub, and Montessori in Motion. Registration opens Monday, March 1st 2026. For locations and more information, please contact Lara Brown at lbrown@townofwindsor.ca.gov or at (707) 838-1252.

Open House Dates:

Children’s Circle:

• Tuesday, February 17th 12:30 PM
• Monday, February 23rd 12:30 PM

Kinderclub:

• Tuesday, February 24th 12:30 PM

Montessori in Motion:

• Tuesday, February 10th 12:30 PM

February 21, 2026, 9:00AM-12:00PM

Keiser Park Pump Track

Join Redwood Trails Alliance in partnership with the Blue Tailed Skinks Kids MTB Club for a fun, high-impact morning of stewardship at the Keiser Park Pump Track!

We’ll be:

• ✂️ Weed whacking
• ️ Tread repair
• And if we’ve got a big enough crew… enhancing a feature or two

February 23, 2026, 2:00-3:00PM

Windsor Regional Library

Confused about what goes where? Join us for a bilingual recycling workshop and learn more about which everyday items belong in the recycle, compost, or trash. Bring an item you’re unsure about, and we will help you figure it out!

Invitation for Community Input for the Development of Personal Storage Facilities

The Town of Windsor invites all interested parties to participate in a community meeting regarding the development of personal storage facilities (also known as self-storage). 

Two informational meetings will be held with the same presentation:

In person at Town Hall - Council Chambers

Wednesday, February 25, 2026

12:30 to 1:30 pm

Online **only** - via Zoom

Thursday, March 5, 2026

4:30 to 5:30 pm

Click here for Zoom access

For additional information, contact Jennifer Sedna, Planner I, at jsedna@townofwindsor.ca.gov or 707-838-5337.

Tball and Bingo and Choir, Oh My! Ready to try something new, stick to that New Year’s resolution, or keep the kids busy this season? The Winter–Spring 2026 Recreation Guide is packed with activities for all ages—youth, adults, and seniors alike. From sports and fitness to arts, music, and games, there’s something for everyone.