We wanted to take a moment to recognize and congratulate City team members who graduated or who are proud relatives of graduates! Congratulations graduates! 🎓 Reyna Blakeman, University of Oregon continuing on to Master's Program at San Diego State University seeking a joint Master's of Public Administration and Latin American Studies 🎓 Mia Sanchez, Salinas Community School graduate attending Hartnell and wants to be a thoracic surgeon 🎓 Brayden Gallardo, Salinas High graduate attending UC Berkeley and majoring in Molecular & Cell Biology 🎓 Rogelio ("Kike") Jacinto, Alisal High graduate attending CalPoly and majoring in Engineering 🎓 Rodolfo Pacheco, Jr. Alisal High graduate attending CalPoly 🎓 Joleen Enriquez, San Diego State graduate with her Multi-Subject Teacher Credential
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The City of Salinas is the 34th largest City in the state with a population of approximately 163,000. Salinas is located in beautiful Monterey County, California, just 40 minutes south of the heart of the nation’s high-tech industry, Silicon Valley. As the city with the largest population in California’s Central Coast, Salinas is a multicultural and diverse community and a key asset in today’s global economy. The region also boasts spectacular scenery, from breathtaking mountains and valleys, to the beauty of the sun, sand, sea and soil. With world-class events that take place in the city each year, such as the California Air Show and California Rodeo Salinas, and world-renowned amenities right next door, including the Pebble Beach Golf Resort and the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Salinas is a place that truly has it all. The city is also home to a wealth of cultural and historic assets, including the National Steinbeck Center – the only museum in the country devoted to a single author - along with Steinbeck’s family home. Salinas is the birthplace of John Steinbeck. Although agriculture forms the economic base, more than 100 manufacturing, financial, and medical related firms call Salinas home. Salinas has a global reputation as an agriculture and innovation hub. It is a source for agricultural research and resources and is developing the latest technology and advancements. Visitors can also explore the nearby Monterey Peninsula: the historic missions of San Juan Bautista, Soledad, Carmel and San Antonio de Padua, the world class wineries of South Monterey County and the beauty of nearby beaches and Pinnacles National Monument.
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Join the City of Salinas as a Supervising Plan Checker and lead a dynamic team in the largest and fastest-growing city on California’s Central Coast—where diverse residential, multi-family, commercial, and industrial projects intersect with a vibrant culture, beautiful historic buildings, and a fast-paced environment. This recruitment is open until filled and may close at any time, apply today! To apply: https://lnkd.in/gG3D_FQX #CityofSalinas #Government #CommunityDevelopment #PlanChecker #Employment #Jobs #GovernmentJobs #SupervisingPlanChecker
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Today was the first meeting of the City of Salinas Youth Council! The establishment of the first Salinas Youth Council was through the work of the 2024 Salinas / ICMA - International City/County Management Association Turner Scholar Interns. The interns researched and evaluated the benefits of either reestablishing a Youth Commission that was inactive for 6 years, or establishing the City’s first Youth Council. After months of research and conversations with other cities, the interns researched team recommended to the City Manager to move forward with establishing a Youth Council to expand their engagement beyond youth-impacted initiatives and programs.
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Unidos on the Field: All Star Soccer Classic in Salinas - High school soccer in Salinas isn’t just about competition—it’s about community, character, and celebrating the game we love. Carlos Rubio, Executive Director of the All Stars Soccer Classic, shares how this annual showcase highlights high school senior athletes across Monterey County. As the high school soccer season kicks off in November, Carlos has already begun building the program for the year that helps players grow both on and off the field. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation on soccer’s deeper impact in Salinas! Check out the episode: https://lnkd.in/gSpm2Yz2
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Today was Taco Tuesday at Los Dos Portillos Restaurant and our ICMA - International City/County Management Association intern team stopped by for lunch! 🌮 #supportsmallbusiness
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Public service goes beyond the walls of City Hall! As part of their ICMA - International City/County Management Association Turner Scholar Internship, our youth interns have to lead a community service project. This year, the intern team wanted to hold a toiletry and pet food drive. The toiletries will be put together into hygiene kits to be distributed by the Salinas Outreach and Response Team (SORT), along with the pet food. Donations are being accepted at City Hall and the Permit Center. Questions? Contact Guissel Villalobos at guisselv@ci.salinas.ca.us or 831-758-7435. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gr_2nQKJ
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Our ICMA - International City/County Management Association youth interns and Salinas NOW youth podcasters won 🥇 1st place in the Community Groups category in the Kiddie Kapers Parade! The parade is an annual tradition that kicks off Big Week for the Californa Rodeo in Salinas! 🤠🐴
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What’s your favorite small business in Salinas to buy fresh produce? 🌽🍓🥑 This afternoon, our Assistant City Manager Lisa Murphy and California City Management Foundation and ICMA - International City/County Management Association interns took a lunchtime stroll to visit Salinas Fresh Produce, just a short walk from City Hall! #shopsmall #lunchtimestroll Aessa Lynn Rylee Jue
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Purpose in Action: Volunteering for Longevity - What if giving back to your community could also give you more life? In this episode, Cindy and Paola from Blue Zones Project - Monterey County share how volunteer programs not only uplift communities; they add years to your life! From building connection to sparking purpose, hear how ordinary actions can also make extraordinary health impacts. Check out the episode: https://lnkd.in/g34kSVfS
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