DIXON, CA (MPG) – A Voting Day will be happening soon that will involve Dixon citizens only. Locals will vote on Nov. 2 for an Elected Dixon City Clerk which has only two candidates, Michael Ceremello and Kristin Janisch.

Voter Information Guides were mailed out so all registered voters should have already received one. If you haven’t, you can contact the Solano County Office of Voter Registrar or go online to Solano County. Please note that October 18, was the last day one could register to vote for Nov. 2 Dixon City Clerk election unless you are a new citizen. 

All registered voters should have received vote-by-mail ballots as they were sent automatically to all active, registered voters in Dixon. The returning of ballots by mail deadline is over.

There will be drop-off voting available through Nov. 2, at Dixon City Hall with the City Clerk at 600 East A Street from 9 am to 5 pm. Drop boxes are inside the building. There will also be “curbside” voting at the Dixon Senior Center, 201 South 5th Street Oct. 28, 29, and 30 and Nov. 1 and 2.

All curbside locations are open 8 am to 5 pm, including Saturday, plus 7 am to 8 pm on Election Day. There are four polling places in Dixon to cast your vote or drop off your ballot in the Dixon City Clerk Election next Tuesday, Nov. 2. They are the following: former CA Jacobs Middle School at 200 North Lincoln Street; the Dixon Moose Lodge at 180 West B Street; the Dixon Senior/Multi-Use Center at 201 South 5th Street and the Veterans Memorial Hall at 1305 North First Street across from DuPratt Ford.

The Solano County Office of Registrar of Voters is able to help with a variety of special situations considering the California fires affecting one’s access to his or her ballot. If you have not registered to vote, have no ballot or your identification was destroyed, you can call (707) 784-6675 or email [email protected].