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Sunnyvale Civic Center

(Silicon Valley's Cities)

Sunnyvale is a city in Santa Clara County, California, The city is bordered by the San Francisco Bay to the north, Mountain View to the west, Santa Clara to the east, and Cupertino to the south. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 131,760. As part of the Silicon Valley, Sunnyvale is headquarters to several high-tech companies such as Juniper Networks, Palm, Inc., AMD, Network Appliance, Yahoo!, and Ariba, Inc. Honeywell, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems (located at the Hendy Iron Works Museum).

Sunnyvale Civic Center

Seaside city hall

(Seaside City Government)

Seaside city hall

Lodi City Hall

(Around Lodi)

City of Lodi founded in August 1869; Charles O. Ivory and John M. Burt establish the "Ivory Store", which was located at the corner of Pine and Sacramento Streets; it acted as a magnet of sorts, drawing homesteaders and other businesses to the area. In 1912, Lodi’s first City Hall / Fire Station is built at 114 N. Main Street for $3,998. In 1928, the $70,000 two-story, brick Italian Renaissance-style City Hall at 221 W. Pine Street is dedicated. In 1996, the City Hall’s was completed with $3 million renovation without any change of the outside facade.

Campbell City Hall

(Silicon Valley's Cities)

Campbell is a city in Santa Clara County, California, part of Silicon Valley, in the San Francisco Bay Area. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 38,138. Although not a major high-tech city like many of its neighbors, Campbell is the original home of eBay and and of its creator, Pierre Omidyar.

Campbell City Hall

Neward Civic Center

(Silicon Valley's Cities)

Neward Civic Center

Fremont Civic Center

(Silicon Valley's Cities)

Fremont Civic Center

Cupertino Civic Center

(Around Cupertino City)

Cupertino, California - a city of just over 52,000 people - is located in the Silicon Valley, about 20 minutes from San Jose International Airport. Whether you're in town for business or pleasure, permanent or temporary, you'll find that the City of Cupertino is a community rich in economy, culture, and sunshine.

Cupertino Civic Center

Milpitas City Hall Designed to be “Lean and Green”

(Around Milpitas)

Long before California’s energy crisis in 2001, Milpitas’ new City Hall was specially designed to be “green”. The new City Hall is equipped for energy efficiency and environmental sensitivity. At the center of the building’s environmentally-conscious design is the 69-foot rotunda. More than an eye-catching design feature, the rotunda is a cornerstone of the building’s natural ventilation system. In the back, city hall offers a view of a waterfall-pond and nice, green park area.

Milpitas City Hall Designed to be “Lean and Green”

San Jose Civic Center

(Silicon Valley's Cities)

The San Jose City Hall is located in the center of downtown San Jose. The focal point of the plaza is the transparent domed rotunda serving as a visible symbol of the city government. The rotunda can accommodate large public events as it stands 108 feet high with a diameter of 100 feet. The rotunda is complemented to the east by the office tower, which houses city departments and the plaza level permit center. The new plaza will become a gathering place, where people will convene for weddings, book fairs and even protests.

San Jose Civic Center

2. Gilroy Chamber of Commerce

(Gilroy City)

Located at 7471 Monterey Rd. as seen on this panorama, and with a membership of 725+ businesses, the Gilroy Chamber of Commerce has enjoyed a history of forming alliances to create a strong, local economy. From its beginning in 1952, the Gilroy Chamber of Commerce has a prime focus - the economic vitality of Gilroy. They take pride in their accomplishments and for serving as the "voice of business. To join its membership, contact Business Relationship Manager Sue Thurman, via email members(at)gilroy.org, or telephone (408) 842-6437

2. Gilroy Chamber of Commerce

Gate to the city of Pacific Grove

(Pacific Grove City Government)

Seen here depicted the sign at the gate to Pacific Grove city

Gate to the city of Pacific Grove

Pacific Grove City Hall

(Pacific Grove City Government)

Seen on this panorama is the Pacific Grove City Hall. The City of Pacific Grove, a charter city, operates under the Council-Manager form of government. Over 300 cities in California operate under this form of government which is in use worldwide. Under the system, the City Council appoints a City Manager, City Attorney, and members of the City’s boards and commissions

Pacific Grove City Hall

Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce

(Pacific Grove City Government)

The Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce is a unique operation in a very special small town that reflects a charm, vitality, quality of life, and community involvement that befits its location. At the same time, the Chamber is a vibrant business organization that seeks to maintain Pacific's Grove character while also providing employment opportunities and opportunities for business growth and prosperity.

Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce

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