After months of anticipation, the Santa Rosa City Council has taken a major step forward for the Southeast Greenway. On June 16, 2026, the Council approved a contract with CMG Landscape Architecture to lead the master planning process for the nearly two-mile corridor connecting Farmers Lane to Spring Lake [...]
Have you noticed the new split rail fencing that borders one section of the Southeast Greenway along Summerfield Drive? Thanks to the Santa Rosa City staff who built it to keep our shared spaces looking great [...]
We’re excited to share a major milestone in the journey of the Southeast Greenway: the City of Santa Rosa has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a consulting team to develop the park’s Master Plan [...]
For years, our Campaign worked to bring the Southeast Greenway into public hands, and we did it! Now we’ve reached a pivotal moment as we shift from land acquisition to actively engaging our community [...]
The City of Santa Rosa is currently conducting a pilot test at an existing well near Martha Way to evaluate the feasibility of storing and recovering drinking water in the underground aquifer. This potential “water bank” is on the Southeast Greenway [...]
If you’ve walked by the Southeast Greenway recently, you may have noticed something new: a lot fewer weeds—and a lot more goats! [...]
This summer, the City of Santa Rosa Water Department and the Santa Rosa Plain Groundwater Sustainability Agency are working together to test an existing well on Martha Way. [...]
If you travel along Summerfield Road, you might have noticed some tree work getting done on the Southeast Greenway in late March. Now that the City of Santa Rosa owns the property, much needed maintenance has begun [...]
Now that the City of Santa Rosa owns the property, we want to keep you updated as the city and volunteers work to keep the property safe and well-maintained. Two horse barns were taken down on March 8 by City of Santa Rosa employees in an effort to make the property safer [...]
It’s rare when a group of citizens form an activist group, garner support of City and County officials and raise funds from donors, foundations and tax dollars to buy land and turn it into a park. That’s the story of the Southeast Greenway [...]