Pothole, sidewalk, street tree, graffiti, or city streetlight
Most neighborhood streets and public-right-of-way issues begin with the City's Report a Concern system. State routes and County expressways have different owners.
Describe the task. The switchboard shows the responsible system, why the boundary matters, and the official next step.
Try a task such as “pothole,” “property owner,” “school registration,” “light rail,” “trash,” “building permit,” or “meeting agenda.”
Most neighborhood streets and public-right-of-way issues begin with the City's Report a Concern system. State routes and County expressways have different owners.
SR-17 is a state route. San Tomas and Lawrence are County expressways, so Campbell cannot close the repair loop itself.
Campbell operates its own Police Department. Use 911 for an emergency or an in-progress threat; use the department's official paths for non-emergency reports and records.
Campbell receives fire protection and emergency medical response through Santa Clara County Fire. Call 911 for emergencies.
Campbell does not operate household water, electric, or gas utilities. Service and outage paths live with the utility responsible for the address.
The regional joint authority owns collection policy and the contracted hauler runs pickup. Start with the official West Valley service site.
VTA runs regional buses and light rail, including Downtown Campbell and Winchester stations. City Hall does not control schedules or fares.
K–8 and high-school services are separate public agencies with different boundaries. Verify the address with the district rather than the city ZIP code.
Property assessment and parcel ownership are County records, even when the address is inside Campbell.
Recorded real-estate documents are held by the County Clerk-Recorder. The City planning file is a different record system.
For property confirmed inside city limits, the City's Building Division and MyGovernmentOnline portal handle permits and inspections.
City Planning owns zoning and land-use review. The official page links GIS, the 2040 General Plan, area plans, applications, and records by address.
Campbell Library is part of the County library district, not a City department. Its own site has hours, catalog, programs, and account services.
The County administers voter registration and elections. The City Clerk publishes Campbell candidate and municipal-election information.
Current Council packets and recordings are published in eScribe; older board and commission records remain in the Agenda Center.
A Campbell mailing address or 95008 ZIP code does not by itself prove city jurisdiction. Confirm the parcel before choosing police, planning, or permit services.
Try a shorter task, browse every handoff, or use the official City site for a general starting point.
Some Campbell mailing addresses are outside City limits. Confirm the parcel before choosing a police, planning, building, or street-service path.