“Campbell Makes Cents” Shop Campbell Campaign
Shopping in Campbell not only makes sense, it literally makes “cents” for Campbell. One cent of every taxable dollar spent in Campbell stays in Campbell funding public services like police, fire and parks.

- Press Release (24kb pdf)

Statement of Values - Adopted
There was an official signing event to commemorate the completion of the City’s new “Statement of Values” document. The event was held Tuesday, May 30, 2006, in the Campbell City Council Chambers, 70 North First Street, Campbell.

Stakeholders, Commissioners and Advisory Board Members voluntarily signed the “inaugural” document at the May 30 event as a demonstration of their understanding and agreement with the values, and commitment to follow them as they conduct their official duties.

To download a copy of the Statement of Values document, <click here>. (PDF)

Ainsley Park Enhancements
The small, remodeled, pocket park adjacent to Downtown Campbell's light rail tracks features new landscaping, a built-in seat wall, and public Art  that incorporates designs from Campbell's agricultural heritage. Terra-cotta pavers defined the plaza area with a curved seat wall highlighted by copper plaques in-set into the concrete base. The 14 foot tall steel public art sculpture, designed by artist Glen Rogers, titled "Beacon," has five massive laser-cut panels that are curved to which simulate a lantern. At night the Beacon is lit from below, along with other ambient lighting to facilitate use of the park on warm summer evenings.

The next time you’re Downtown, please stop by this beautiful facility and enjoy its new amenities.
- Ainsley Park Information