Tracy City
Tracy City Hall is located at 333 Civic Center Plaza, Tracy, CA 95276.
Phone: 209‑831‑6000.
Neighborhoods
- Meadow Glen
- Alden Meadows
- Almondwood
- Arbordale
- Belconte
- Blossom Valley
- Bridal Creek
- Buena Vista
- Cabrillo Park
- Charleston at Mulberry
- Circle B Ranch
- Eastlake
- Edgewood
- Elissagaray Ranch
- Fair Oaks Ranch
- Fairhaven
- Fairoaks
- Foothill Ranch Estates
- Garden Square
- Glenbriar
- Glencreek
- Heartland
- Hidden Lakes
- Huntington Park
- Madison Park
- Mountain House
- Muirfield
- Mulberry Lanes
- Orchard Estates
- Oxford Square
- Park Atherton
- Parkside Estates
- Pescadero Colony
- Pheasant Crossing
- Quail Meadows
- Quail Meadows
- Redbridge
- Regency Square
- Ryland Junction
- Santos Ranch
- Savoy
- Sennia Park
- Sterling
- Sterling Estates
- Sterling Park
- Summergate
- Sunset Valley
- Sycamore Village
- The Vintage at Edgewood
- Tracy Garden Farms
- Tracy Park
- Village at Summergate
- Warmington Homes at Glencreek
- West Park
- Westchester Green
- Woodfield
- Woodwinds
- Yosemite Vista
Beginnings
Tracy began as an agricultural community centered on several rail
lines, and eventually became the San Joaquin Valley headquarters for
the Central Pacific Railroad. The City was incorporated in 1910 and
grew rapidly after the first irrigation district was established in 1915.
Towards the latter part of the 20th century, the City transitioned
into a primarily residential community, as more people arrived from
the Bay Area seeking affordable housing, a small-town feel, and a respite
from the highly-urbanized San Francisco region. [‡]
‡ City of Tracy, CA, City of Tracy General Plan, 2011, ci.tracy.ca.us, accessed March, 2012.