From community events and public meetings to major City investments and new services, there’s always something happening across Sacramento.
At today’s City Council meeting, City Manager Maraskeshia Smith is highlighting several upcoming events, City initiatives and community opportunities.
“Keeping our community informed is an important part of how we serve Sacramento,” Smith said. “These updates are an opportunity to share upcoming events, recognize the work of our employees and connect residents with City programs, services and opportunities to get involved.”
Here are this meeting’s updates.
National Night Out is Aug. 4
Sacramento neighborhoods will once again come together for National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 4, an annual event that strengthens relationships between neighbors, law enforcement and first responders. A complete list of participating neighborhood events will be available on the Police Department’s website.
City secures $31.9 million for senior housing
The City recently secured nearly $31.9 million in State Homekey+ funding for the Rio Linda Senior Housing Project, which will provide permanent supportive housing for seniors experiencing homelessness. The City recognizes staff, including Ya Yin Aisle and Brian Pedro, along with development partner Urban Capital, for securing the competitive state funding.
July is Parks and Recreation Month
As Parks and Recreation Month comes to a close, the City recognizes the employees who maintain Sacramento’s 243 parks, 17 aquatic facilities and 15 community centers. Their work helps provide safe, welcoming spaces for recreation, community programs and neighborhood gatherings throughout the year.
Community conversation on military equipment use
The Sacramento Police Department and Police Commission will host a Military Equipment Use Community Conversation on Wednesday, July 29, from 6-9 p.m. Residents are encouraged to attend, ask questions and learn more about the department’s military equipment policies and annual reporting process.
Fire station open house
The Sacramento Fire Department’s community open house series continues this Saturday, Aug. 1, from 10 a.m. to noon at Fire Station 8, located at 5990 H St. Residents can meet firefighters, tour the station and learn more about fire safety and emergency response.
Free dump coupons now accepted at two locations
Residents can now redeem their annual free dump coupon at locations in both south Sacramento and north Sacramento, making the program more convenient for households across the city.
For the latest City news, events and community updates, visit CityofSacramento.gov.
