Protecting Solano County Farmland and Open Space since 1984
Protecting Solano County Farmland and Open Space since 1984
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Advocating for Farmland and Open Space
Solano County is unique. It doesn’t have endless and sprawling subdivisions due to Solano County’s official policy of “Orderly Growth.” The Solano County Orderly Growth Committee, founded in 1984, is the long-time watchdog of this time-tested land use policy. Our advocacy promotes:
- Restricting urban growth to our seven cities.
- Protecting farmlands so our agricultural economy will thrive.
- Preserving natural lands that we can all visit and enjoy, such as Rush Ranch in the Suisun Marsh and Rockville Hills Park in Solano’s western hills.
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