Local Spotlight - Owner Mad Alpaca Games

Meet Zachary Bailey, owner of Mad Alpaca Games. If you love to play games, or game collectibles, this is the place for you! Want an in-person game experience? Come and participate in open play or tournaments.

An avid gamer, Zachary jumped at the opportunity to purchase and expand on this Fairfield business. Zachary stays busy, but he loves being able to help customers and talk about games.

Mad Alpaca Games is located at 1325 Gateway Blvd Ste C-2.

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The ARC Craft Fair was a success!

Every year the ARC hosts a fabulous craft fair. Missed this year? Be sure to mark your calendars for next year!.

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It's Up to You to Renew!

All businesses and individuals conducting business within the city limits are required by law to have a City-issued business license.

Business Licenses expire December 31, 2022 and must be renewed by January 31, 2023 to avoid penalties and late fees.

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Vibrant Vacancy Program

Starting in January 2023, the Vibrant Vacancy Program will require vacant downtown commercial spaces to install window treatments such as wraps or art to transform vacant windowfronts into vibrant, attractive spaces. The purpose of the Program is to transform downtown Fairfield by attracting tenants to vacancies and improving the quality of life.

Downtown property owners will have the choice of installing approved art or the City will provide window installations for free. Click on the thumbnail for more information.

New Mural in the Heart of Fairfield

The City of Fairfield is partnering with Local Edition Creative, an artist agency based in the San Francisco Bay Area, to install a mural in downtown Fairfield. This project is part of the Art in Public Spaces program and Heart of Fairfield Roadmap to grow the downtown into the city’s Food & Arts District.

Artist, David “ Hyde” Cho, was chosen to install a modern floral design to emphasize further agriculture and nature surrounding Fairfield. This mural will complement the “California Poppies” installation and “Dreams of Fairfield” at the intersection of Texas Street and Madison Street.

The artist will start the mural on Wednesday, December 13, and the public is invited to visit and watch the process unfold over the next one to two weeks. For more information on Fairfield's Art in Public Spaces Program, click here.

Welcome our new Mayor and Councilmembers

The City of Fairfield welcomes its new Mayor and City Council at a reception on Tuesday, December 20, at 5 p.m. in the City Hall lobby. The public is welcome to attend.

The reception will honor Mayor-Elect Catherine “Cat” Moy and Councilmembers-Elect Doriss Panduro, Doug Carr, and K. Patrice Williams, who will be sworn in to serve for four years at the City Council meeting immediately following the reception.

Fairfield City Hall is located at 1000 Webster Street in downtown Fairfield. Please contact Deputy City Clerk Esther Beavers at 707-428-7402 if you have questions about the reception.

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