Quality of life means different things to different people, and Solano County delivers many different versions. Within our 7 cities and unincorporated portions of the county you can find:

• Location: urban, suburban, rural small town, rustic, and refined
• Geography: rolling hills, extensive flatlands, open space, waterfront views and properties
• Lifestyle: family-friendly, young professionals, and empty nesters
• Housing: single-family, condo, affordable, new and established neighborhoods
• Careers: entry level, blue collar, government, professionals, medical, and sciences
• Amenities: restaurants, arts and theater scene, sports and recreation on water and land
• Shopping: local-owned, chain, and big-box stores, large malls, and compact walkable downtowns

Cost of Living

Solano County is the location of choice for young professionals, families, and empty nesters because of its affordability, family-friendly atmosphere, and recreational opportunities. All while in close proximity to a wide range of job and career options.

Housing is one of the biggest draws to Solano, both for the low cost in comparison with prices in San Francisco and San Jose, and also from the variety of options. Be sure to see the City profiles for further pricing information.

Learn more about your community’s educational achievements at these school district sites.

Businesses located in Solano County have access to medical facilities that offer Occupational and Industrial Healthcare programs and services including worksite wellness education, pre-employment exams, industry-specific exams or screenings, drug screening, etc. With UC Davis operating a major medical training program and conducting cutting edge research on a variety of conditions, Solano residents are in good hands.

Solano residents enjoy moderate temperatures through most of the year. The warmer summer days turn to cool evenings, thanks to the Delta Breeze, when cool marine air is funneled into inland areas.

Young or old, active or observant, on the water or on land—whatever you enjoy doing in your leisure time, you can find in Solano County.

Outdoor recreation and open space is a big draw for families and young professionals tired of living in cramped quarters in the larger Bay Area cities. Five of our cities are on waterways, which means boating and fishing are popular pastimes. Mountain biking and wine tasting are also popular. When your favorite team is playing in the Bay Area, they are just a short distance away.