Livermore Rodeo

A memory of our 100th rodeo. Thank you for sharing Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls! We love you!

Here’s to putting a rough year behind us and making 2021 a great one! Happy New Year from the LSRA. Phil Doyle Photo

Merry Christmas! Please be safe this week and stay healthy!

Merry Christmas! Thank you to the City of Livermore for the beautiful Livermore Rodeo themed Christmas light arrangement at Stockmen’s Park in Downtown Livermore. Photo by Phil Doyle Photo

We are so proud! We salute all men and women who serve us now and in the past. This park is dedicated to you. Thank you Livermore. #stockmenspark

79 years ago today the United States entered a war that would change the world as 2,403 US personnel last their lives in a horrific act of war at Pearl Harbor. Today we honor all of those personnel who fought that fight and the ones lost on the tragic day. God bless.

We are thankful for such a wonderful and supportive community. We are extremely thankful, thank you Livermore. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Livermore Stockmen’s Rodeo Association.

Mayor John Marchand, Vice Mayor Bob Woerner, and council members Bob Coomber and Bob Carling officially open Stockmen’s Park in Downtown Livermore this morning. We are so honored. Here is to our veterans.

Ribbon cutting of Stockmens Park! Full video!

We are so excited about #stockmenspark in #downtownlivermore About to open up to you! Thank you Livermore!

Not one, but TWO! Congratulations to Livermore’s Jake Peterson scoring the Championship Buckle at the 2020 PRCA Ram California Circuit Finals presented by Livermore’s 2020 Miss Rodeo California Morgan Laughlin last week! Making Livermore proud!

2021 Fort Worth: Cancelled

!!!!!! Wrangler NFR tickets on sale now! #WeAreProRodeo... #WranglerNFR See more

PRCA ProRodeo Major announcement

The stockholders of the Livermore Stockmen’s Rodeo Association have elected the 2020-2021 Board of Directors. Planning for 2021 has officially begun! More at www.livermorerodeo.com/directors

This mornings update from CalFire, improving conditions in the SCU Fire. Acres: 368,671 (Up nearly 3,000 in 24 hours) Containment: 35%... Humidity values stayed dry overnight above the marine layer with values 25-35%. Good recovery slower slopes with low temperatures mid 60s to mid 70s under light winds. The marine layer will be around 2000 feet to start the day and mix out by mid-morning along the lower slopes. Temperatures will trend slightly warmer with drying of humidity especially for elevations above 2000 feet. Prevailing wind flow will be westerly which should be favorable on the north end of the fire zones. Southwest winds should be favorable for any burn operations. Smoke should be less than previous days as the coastal fires are less active allowing for better ventilation and afternoon mixing. Gusty West winds will still be of concern afternoon and evening hours. The biggest weather-related threat will continue to be nighttime drying or lowering of humidity. We remind the public that re-population into previously evacuated areas is still taking place. Please be cognizant of emergency vehicles that still may be in area. Animal Evacuation Points: County of Santa Clara Animal Services: (408) 686-3900 For the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County, Morgan Hill, and Gilroy Hold Your Horses Livestock: (925) 584-1976 Large Animals in Canyon Zone Alameda County Animal Services: (925) 803-7041 Large and Small animal shelter and assistance Photos taken by Donnie Lamb & Nancy Calhoun Mueller