Monterey County Board of Supervisors commends the City of Gonzales for winning the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. City Councilmember Paul Miller and City Manager Rene Mendez accepted the official Resolution. 

The Gonzales Police Department needs your help to bring Holiday Joy to a Gonzales child. Participate in the Community Gift Tree! 

Looking to start a small business? Gonzales is the place for you.

Gonzales is one of five winners of the 2019 RWJF Culture of Health Prize awarded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The Prize honors and elevates communities for working at the forefront of advancing health, opportunity, and equity.

Gonzales is one of just five winners of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation "Culture of Health" Prize.

Did you know there are ways you can make your home a learning home for your child? These changes can be small and inexpensive but can have a BIG impact. Get creative: provide a variety of materials for your child to play with. You don’t need to buy fancy or expensive toys.

Alejandra Flores joins our front office staff and will be the front counter person as the first contact for our customers. Alejandra recently graduated from CSUMB and is starting her career here in Gonzales as an Administrative Assistant. 

Jacob Schoch was introduced as the newest member of the public works team at the October 7 City Council meeting. He begins his career with Gonzales as a Maintenance Worker. 

David beomes a full time Fire Engineer with Gonzales Fire Department. He is introduced to the City Council and the public at the City Council meeting on October 7. We hope to see David for many years serving our community. 

Last Year's Gonzales Youth Commissioner: This Year's College Freshman