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About The Finance Committee's role is to provide financial oversight to the City of Belvedere. It is responsible for reviewing the draft annual budget and the annual audit, and sending its recommendation to the City Council. From time to time, the Finance Committee is asked to provide its opinion on other finance-related items affecting the...

About The Planning Commission's role is to review development applications for design review and conformity with the Belvedere Municipal Code. Outside of regular meetings, Commissioners undertake site visits, review development materials and applications, and attend special meetings as required. Members The Planning Commission comprises five members appointed by the City Council to serve four-year terms...

Below are applications and forms you may need related to the Police Department. Scroll down to find what you need. Click the link to view the document. To download, click the download button. If you have any questions, please contact the Police Department by email or call (415) 435-3266.

The following are Police Department Policy Code, Policies and Standards.  To view a document, click the link below. To download, click the download button. Policies Police Department Policies Standards Police Department Transparency

According to the Brady Campaign, there are approximately 313 firearm related deaths or injuries every day. Of these, 8 children and teens are injured or killed at home due to improperly stored or misused firearms in the house. Having unsecured firearms at your residence only increase risks of accidental gun death or injury and suicide....

Parking Permits 2-Hour Parking Zones Any Belvedere resident may purchase a parking permit to park a vehicle longer than two hours in the following restricted areas: Beach Road from Main Street to the San Francisco Yacht Club (both sides of the street with the exception of spaces in front of Number 16-38 and Number 58-88...

The Belvedere Police Department believes that trust and confidence between members of the Police Department and the community we serve is essential to effective law enforcement. Law enforcement officers must be free to exercise their best judgement and to initiate enforcement action in a reasonable, lawful, and impartial manner without fear of reprisal. In the...

Zoom Links for our City Council and Planning Commission Meetings are evergreen. Zoom links for other meetings can be found in the published agendas for those meetings.

All public meetings are in-person in Council Chambers at Belvedere City Hall and via Zoom. Members of the public can speak during public comment time as follows: In-Person: Please approach the podium when the public comment period is opened. On Zoom: Press the "Raise Hand" icon, and you will be added to the queue and...

All public meetings in California are subject to The Brown Act. The Act is designed to let the public know when and where meetings will be held and what will be discussed and ensure those meetings are conducted openly and transparently. Agendas for regularly-scheduled meetings must be published at least 72 hours before the meeting....