- Modesto, CA | Official Website
Modesto is an amazing community that has something to offer everyone: a vibrant downtown bursting with great restaurants, movies, shows and festivals, unique neighborhoods, wonderful family-friendly parks and beautiful trees
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS) | Modesto, CA
These are all simple questions that the GIS can readily answer Of course information such as population, streets, properties, zoning, and parks need to be present within the GIS for it to provide these answers Fortunately, that is why Modesto has this information within its GIS and is continually developing and managing additional GIS data
- Things To Do | Modesto, CA
Modesto offers more than 200 restaurants, cafes, coffee houses and other eating establishments Many restaurants, along with Modesto's night clubs, pubs and lounges offer a variety of evening entertainment opportunities Parks Recreation Learn what parks are in your neighborhood area McHenry Mansion The McHenry Mansion is Modesto's Treasure
- Paying Your Utility Bill | Modesto, CA
Pay your City of Modesto water, sewer and garbage utility bill
- Experience Modesto | Modesto, CA
Get information and facts for visitors to the City of Modesto including parking information, the city calendar, and more
- Make a Request (GoModesto!) | Modesto, CA
GoModesto! is an intuitive, multi-lingual, on-the-go reporting tool allowing residents of Modesto to report issues like street flooding, light outages, illegal dumping, tagging, vandalism, broken playground equipment, or more, along with progress notifications until the job is done!
- Departments Offices | Modesto, CA
The Information Technology Department (ITD) provides technology services, support and guidance to City departments as well as a growing community of residents, businesses, and visitors within the City of Modesto
- News Flash • Grand Opening of Dignity Village Modesto
Please join the City of Modesto and Stanislaus County on March 27, 2025, to celebrate the grand opening of Dignity Village Modesto, Stanislaus County’s first behavioral health bridge housing project
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