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August 11, 2026

Healdsburg Police, Fire and Sheriff Logs, Sept. 3 – Sept. 9

The following are excerpted from the log entries of the Healdsburg Police Department and the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department for the Healdsburg area.

Bag ban gains momentum

A countywide ban on plastic grocery bags is gaining momentum in

The option to work together

The No on R signs with their ominous “Protect Healdsburg” byline remind me of the dad we met at the farmers’ market whose icebreaker question was “What do you do for work that you can live here?”— as though we belong to a special club and not a town. Or the guy in Parkland Farms who told me he wasn’t concerned about the Saggio Hills development because, “That’s all going to be high end stuff … What I’m worried about are the apartments they want to build downtown— it’ll look like Rohnert Park.”

Healdsburg Connection in Money Laundering Scheme

Santa Rosa police have arrested four people—three men and a Healdsburg woman—who were allegedly involved in a wide-ranging scam in which the police said they laundered $7.8 million in 2022. Police said they spent 12 months investigating the crimes, beginning in September 2022, when they received...

Williams to take the reins at Windsor High School

In a statement dated May 3 it was announced that Windsor Unified School District Superintendent Jeremy Decker promoted Brian Williams, current principal of Windsor Middle School, to become the next principal at Windsor High School. This new assignment is to be effective for the start of the 2021-2022 school year.

Students’ art rises out of the ashes

When fairgoers walked into the still exhibit hall of the Cloverdale Citrus Fair, above them hung a large charcoal mural painted by seven students from Geyserville New Tech Academy. The mural, titled “Phoenix Rising,” was created in response to the students’ experiences during and following the Kincade Fire and was made using charcoal harvested from logs that were burnt on the school’s campus during the fire.

Cybercrime Scams Strike Students, 2 Others

Less than a week into the new school year, on Aug. 14, Healdsburg High School students began receiving an email offering them a job—working from home as an executive personal assistant to “various welfare and community services programs” for $300 a week, plus other...

Citrus Fair going virtual, drive-thru

Pageants postponed until next year

Police Log, December 15-21, 2025

Stolen car bust at gas station
Stolen cars, suspicious vehicles, angry ex-employees, family fighting and more in Healdsburg law enforcement

Tourism district hearing next week, Nov. 6

Lodging group seeks to extend assessment
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