Media Resources

Visual Style Guide

The City of San Diego’s Visual Style Guide provides a set of standards for designing documents. The Style Guide establishes and enforces style to improve communication. To do that, it ensures consistency within a document and across multiple documents and enforces best practices in usage, in language and visual composition and typography.

Logos

The Visual Style Guide introduces all approved San Diego logo versions and demonstrates the rules for both print and digital use. Always use the San Diego logo in accordance with the guidelines outlined in the Visual Style Guide.

The San Diego Film Office provides the core and boutique services of a traditional film office for the San Diego region, including permitting and connecting productions to the right contacts with our partner cities, production facilitation, locations services, providing resources for the local film industry and promoting the region as a film-friendly destination.

• Fast Facts about the City of San Diego.
• City of San Diego City Council, committees, boards and programs’ meeting agendas and minutes.
• The DataSD webpage contains a catalog of City data and reports that are open and available for anyone to see – from past municipal budgets to parking meter revenue, water quality testing results and more.
• The Development Services Department (DSD) Permitting Center Dashboard provides a comprehensive overview of DSD’s permit data, inspections and code enforcement.
• The DSD Online Services Portal offers a convenient and efficient way to check project and permit status, Building & Land Use Enforcement records and more. These can be searched by address as well as applicable record numbers and provide a direct reference to developments in our communities.
• This is a map of City-owned properties and lists the departments that manage them.
• The City’s Get It Done app allows San Diegans to report non-emergency problems like potholes, graffiti and illegal dumping. Here are the Get It Done reports submitted by the public.
• The California Public Records Act gives the public the right to access records created and maintained by public agencies in the course of their normal business. Track and submit City of San Diego Public Records Requests.
• The Project Finder map is an interactive map to search for projects and events like road resurfacing, pipe replacement, road closures and permitted work from utilities companies.
• The Parks and Recreation Department’s Parks and Programs StoryMap provides comprehensive information on the facilities and amenities offered at parks within the City.
• The Capital Improvements Program (CIP) project information webpage includes upcoming street overlay resurfacing activities, links to the CIP Project Map Viewer and the search tool for CIP projects by Council District.
• Read the results and learn more about the importance of the employee sentiment surveys on the Employee Engagement webpage.
• Review the City Departments Organizational Chart.
• Administrative regulations, City employee benefits, California and federal employment notices, Industrial Welfare Commission (IWC) Wage Orders and consent documents can be found on the Human Resources Resources webpage.
• City employee compensation reports from 2020 and on can be found on the City Employee Compensation Reports webpage.
• To the best of the City’s knowledge, San Diego is the only municipality to have conducted and published pay equity research beyond basic differences in average pay. Review the 2020 and 2023 Pay Equity Studies.
• Other resources can be viewed on the Public Records Requests’ Records Available Online or Through a Different Process webpage.

• The City of San Diego uses social media as a communication tool to disseminate information about the City’s mission, activities, news and services.