Citrus Heights, CA

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The Citrus Heights City Council will hold a special meeting to hear an appeal of a notice of hearing decision and order of abatement for 7398 Antelope Road. The regular meeting includes consent items such as approving minutes and adopting an ordinance on construction cost accounting, plus updates on the economic development work plan and a $30,000 grant request from the Chamber of Commerce.

• Appeal of abatement order for 7398 Antelope Road
• Second reading of Ordinance No. 2026-005 adding Uniform Construction Cost Accounting Act
• 18-month update on 2025-2027 Economic Development Work Plan
• Resolution No. 2026-___ approving $30,000 grant to Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce
• Proclamation honoring Kayak City as 2026 Business of Distinction

Neighborhood Area 4 Arcade Creek

This is the monthly meeting of the Citrus Heights Neighborhood Area 4 (Arcade Creek). The agenda includes presentations from Republic Services and the Police Department, discussion of open officer positions and the annual city grant application, and announcements of upcoming community events. It is a routine neighborhood meeting with informational updates and community business.

• Republic Services presentation
• Police Department update by Lieutenant Bill Dunning
• Open officer position: Treasurer
• Annual City Grant Application discussion
• Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Phase 2 ribbon-cutting on August 27, 2026

Neighborhood Area 5 Park Oaks

This agenda is only a notice for the Park Oaks Neighborhood Area 5 meeting on August 20, 2026, in Citrus Heights, CA. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are listed.

Neighborhood Area 1 Northwest

The Northwest Neighborhood Association of Citrus Heights Area 1 is holding its regular meeting. The agenda includes continued business on closing the association's bank account and a REACH update, as well as new business on focusing on membership in the coming year. The meeting also includes announcements, city and community business, and planning for upcoming meetings.

• Bank account closure plans
• REACH update
• Year ahead: focus on membership
• Tupelo beautification announcement
• Name change item for continuation

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The Citrus Heights City Council will hold a special meeting with closed sessions on real property negotiations for 7555 and 7569 Old Auburn Road and labor negotiations with police associations, followed by a regular meeting. The regular agenda includes presentations on fireworks enforcement and the Tyler Munis ERP implementation, consent items, and regular calendar items including a cost-sharing agreement for the Madison Avenue overlay project and adoption of the Uniform Construction Cost Accounting Act.

• Closed session: real property negotiation for 7555 and 7569 Old Auburn Road with FieldHaven Feline Center
• Closed session: labor negotiations with Citrus Heights Police Officers Association and Police Employees Association
• Resolution authorizing cost-sharing agreement with County of Sacramento for AC Overlay Project 2025 Phase A (Madison Avenue Overlay Project)
• First reading of ordinance to adopt California Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act
• Permission for Councilmember Nelson to be absent for parental leave through October 2026

REACH Board Meetings

The REACH neighborhood coalition is meeting to hear updates from its neighborhood area representatives and from the Citrus Heights Police Department and city hall. The board will approve meeting minutes and treasurer reports, and discuss future planning, including a 'Stop, Keep, Add' exercise and feedback gathering with city support. It will also consider a city request for a letter of support for Good Neighbor Week, scheduled for September 28-October 4.

• Approval of May & July meeting minutes
• Treasurer's reports
• Future Planning: 'Stop, Keep, Add' exercise and feedback gathering with City support
• City request: Letter of Support for Good Neighbor Week (Sept 28-Oct 4)
• Neighborhood reports from 11 areas, including CHATS, CHANT, Arcade Creek, and SOAR

Neighborhood Area 2 & 6 CHATS Rusch Park and Sunrise Ranch

Neighborhood Area 10 Sylvan Old Auburn Road

The Neighborhood Area 10 association will meet to discuss the Sacramento Regional Transit FLEX program. The Citrus Heights Police Impact Team will also provide a crime update.

• Sacramento Regional Transit presentation on the FLEX program for seniors and people with disabilities
• Citrus Heights Police Impact Team crime update

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The regular meeting of the Citrus Heights City Council scheduled for July 22, 2026, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 12, 2026.

Neighborhood Area 7/8/9 CHASEN

The Neighborhood Area 7/8/9 CHASEN group will meet to discuss police and crime reports and receive updates from Mayor MariJane Lopez-Taff. The meeting includes a presentation on community relationship building by the Citrus Heights Police Activities League (PAL).

• Treasurer report showing total available funds of $1,894.01
• Police/Crime report for Citrus Heights
• Presentation by Commander Frey and Rachel Turcott regarding the Police Activities League (PAL)
• Scheduling of a candidates' forum for September 15
• Scheduled presentation by Katie Fuerte of Citrus Heights Water District for October 15

City leadership presented a reorganization of the Police Department to address budget deficits and slow tax growth. The plan eliminates nine positions through reorganization and attrition while reassigning traffic officers to patrol duties.

• Eliminated three mid-level management positions
• Dissolved the Motorcycle Traffic Unit
• Reassigned four traffic officers and one traffic sergeant to patrol
• Transferred Animal Services to General Services
• Scheduled elimination of one lieutenant position through attrition
• Established a Major Accident Investigation Team to replace dedicated traffic unit capabilities

Neighborhood Area 1 Northwest

The Northwest Neighborhood Association of Citrus Heights is meeting to discuss community business and event planning. The primary focus is coordinating the National Night Out event scheduled for August 4, 2026. The group is also addressing a name change and bank account closure plans.

• National Night Out event on August 4, 2026, at Lichen Tk-8 School
• Grill and grill master services donation from Republic Services
• Donation request to Antelope Friends of Veterans Lions Club for food and beverages
• Tupelo beautification report
• Bank account closure plans to be determined in August

The Northwest Neighborhood Association meeting included updates from City Manager Ash Feeney and Police Chief Turcott on city restructuring, which dissolves the Traffic Unit as an enhanced service and eliminates 9 full-time positions through attrition and layoffs. The association also discussed plans for the Sunrise Sports Complex, National Night Out on August 4, and continued business on bank account closure and a name change. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

• Heard city restructuring update: Traffic Unit dissolved, 9 positions eliminated (attrition and 3 layoffs)
• Discussed Sunrise Sports Complex groundbreaking early next year, completion around 2028
• Scheduled National Night Out for August 4, 2026 at Lichen TK-8 School
• Noted Republic Services donation of grill and grill master services for National Night Out
• Noted Antelope Friends of Veterans Lions Club $100 donation for food and beverages
• Continued bank account closure plans to August
• Continued name change discussion to coming months

Citrus Heights Planning Commission Meetings

The Citrus Heights Planning Commission will meet to approve minutes from a prior meeting and consider a public hearing for a Use Permit to establish a banquet hall at 8040 Greenback Lane.

• Approval of April 28, 2026, Planning Commission minutes
• Public hearing for Use Permit at 8040 Greenback Lane
• Consideration of 'El Saloncito' banquet hall project

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The City Council will hold a special closed session to negotiate labor agreements with police unions and unrepresented employees, followed by a regular meeting. Key actions include adopting new memorandums of understanding for the Citrus Heights Police Officers Association and Police Employees Association, which include cost-of-living and market equity adjustments, as well as changes to employer health benefit contributions. The council will also consider selling city property at 7859 Casa Bella Way, adopting the 2026 Local Road Safety Plan, and levying annual assessments for landscape maintenance and lighting districts.

• Adoption of police union MOUs with salary and health benefit adjustments
• Sale of real property at 7859 Casa Bella Way
• Adoption of the 2026 Local Road Safety Plan update
• Levy of FY 2026/2027 assessments for Landscape Maintenance Districts 97-01, 98-01, 98-02, and 03-01
• Resolution supporting nomination of three Citrus Heights census tracts for Opportunity Zone 2.0 designation

REACH Board Meetings

The REACH coalition will meet on July 6, 2026, at the Sylvan Community Clubhouse to review neighborhood reports from eight local areas and receive updates from the Citrus Heights Police Department and city representatives. The board will approve minutes for May and June, hear treasurer reports, and discuss future planning under a WILBUR initiative focused on defining overreach and inventorying current programs. No unfinished business is scheduled.

• Neighborhood reports from eight local area coalitions
• Updates from CHPD Lt. Bill Dunning and a City Hall representative (attendance conditional)
• Approval of May and June meeting minutes
• Discussion on defining overreach and inventorying current REACH programs under Future Planning
• Upcoming event reminders for the July 15 City Scoop at Sylvan Middle School and National Night Out on August 4, 2026

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The City Council will hold a closed session for labor negotiations with police and other employee groups, then convene a regular meeting. Action items include adopting resolutions to initiate proceedings and levy assessments for multiple landscape maintenance and lighting districts for FY 2026/2027, authorizing stormwater partnership expenditures, and approving a master services agreement for sales tax analytics. A public hearing on AB 2561 compliance is scheduled. The regular calendar features a mid-cycle budget review and setting the appropriations limit for the next fiscal year.

• Initiate proceedings for Landscape Maintenance Assessment District 97-01 (Zones 1-4) annual update
• Initiate proceedings for Landscape Maintenance Assessment Districts 98-01, 98-02, and 03-01 annual updates
• Initiate proceedings for Citrus Heights Lighting Assessment District annual update
• Authorize stormwater partnership expenditures for FY 2026/2027
• Approve master services agreement with Hinderliter de Llamas and Associates for sales tax services

Neighborhood Area 4 Arcade Creek

The Neighborhood Area 4 Arcade Creek Annual Membership Meeting will include presentations on the Fire Station 23 Replacement Project and the Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Extension, as well as a Police Department update. Business items include Planning Commission comments on the fire station rebuild, election of a Treasurer, and reports on the neighborhood's state and finances.

• Fire Station 23 Replacement Project presentation and Planning Commission comments
• Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Extension to Stock Ranch update
• Police Department update by Lieutenant Bill Dunning
• Election of Treasurer and appointment of special officers
• Annual Neighborhood Financial Report

Neighborhood Area 10 Sylvan Old Auburn Road

The Sylvan Old Auburn Road Neighborhood Association is holding its monthly meeting with two guest speakers: Denise Davis from the Alzheimer's Association discussing dementia, and the Citrus Heights Police Impact Team providing a crime update. No votes or formal decisions are on the agenda.

• Guest speaker Denise Davis on dealing with dementia
• Citrus Heights Police Impact Team crime update and Q&A

Neighborhood Area 5 Park Oaks

Neighborhood Area 11 Birdcage Heights

Birdcage Heights Neighborhood Area 11 will discuss delaying its June 2026 elections to July. Other items include a treasurer's report, a presentation from CHPD and Republic Services, and planning for the Santa Project. The meeting will also cover approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• Delay June 2026 elections to July? (discussion)
• Treasurer Report by Kathy
• CHPD presentation with Republic Services' Megan Smith-Fajardo
• Santa Project planning
• Approval of April 2026 minutes

Neighborhood Area 7/8/9 CHASEN

The Citrus Heights Area Seven-Eight-Nine neighborhood association (CHASEN) will discuss a letter of support for the Gateway project on Old Auburn Road, after city council approval, to request state funding. The treasurer reports $2,012.28 in available funds. A police/crime report from Mayor Maryjane Lopez-Taff and a guest speaker, City Manager Ash Feeney, are also on the agenda. Upcoming events include City Scoop Day and Stars & Stripes Celebration.

• Letter of support for Gateway project on Old Auburn Road for state funding request
• Treasurer report: $2,012.28 total available, $118.32 in expenditures
• Big Day of Service project reports: Tempo Park and C Bar C Park
• Guest speaker: City Manager Ash Feeney
• Police/Crime report by Mayor Maryjane Lopez-Taff

The City Council discussed renaming Sayanara Drive but made no decision, planning to wait for more residents to move into new Habitat homes. Residents voted on a temporary mural for City Hall celebrating America's 250th anniversary. The City Manager reported a strong financial outlook and detailed a 52-lane-mile annual road preservation program.

• Residents voted on a temporary City Hall mural design
• City Council discussed Sayanara Drive renaming (no decision made)
• City Council plans to wait for residents in new Habitat homes before deciding on Sayanara Drive
• City Manager reported $46.1M projected revenue and $44.6M projected expenditures for current fiscal year

Neighborhood Area 1 Northwest

The Northwest Neighborhood Association Area 1 will hold its regular monthly meeting. Items include a vote on a proposed bylaw change, discussion of a potential name change for the group, and reports from the Citrus Heights Police Department and city partners. The meeting will also set the schedule for upcoming 2026 gatherings.

• Vote on a bylaw proposal
• Discussion of name change for the association
• Update on Tupelo beautification project
• Report from CHPD Lt. Wesley Herman (if present)
• REACH June meeting announcement

The association unanimously adopted a proposed bylaw amendment. Members also approved a plan for the outgoing President and Secretary to continue their board duties despite moving out of Area 1. Discussions were held regarding the use of remaining bank account funds.

• Approved bylaw proposal unanimously
• Approved plan for outgoing President and Secretary to fulfill terms
• Voted unanimously to discuss using remaining bank funds for a shared PA system or other uses

Citrus Heights Collaborative

The Citrus Heights Collaborative will hear a presentation on the Sayonara After-School Program and consider a letter of support for the GAPs Complete Streets Improvements project along Old Auburn and Wachtel Way. A roundtable discussion will provide partner updates. The next meeting is scheduled for September 11, 2026; July and August meetings are canceled for summer break.

• Presentation on Citrus Heights Sayonara After-School Program by Eli Jones, Site Director, Campus Life Connection
• Consideration of a letter of support for the GAPs Complete Streets Improvements Project along Old Auburn and Wachtel Way through the Active Transportation Program
• Roundtable discussion with partner updates and announcements
• Next meeting set for September 11, 2026, with July and August meetings canceled for summer break

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The Citrus Heights City Council will meet in special session at 5 p.m. for closed session labor negotiations and litigation, followed by a regular meeting at 6 p.m. The council will consider adopting zoning code amendments, calling the November 3, 2026 general municipal election, and awarding street maintenance contracts. Other items include renaming Sayonara Drive, approving a mural for America's 250th anniversary, and a grant reallocation request from Citrus Heights Arts.

• Second reading of 2026 Zoning Code Amendments (Ordinance No. 2026-004)
• Consideration of renaming Sayonara Drive
• Award of 2026 Street Maintenance Services Agreements (GS 26-03) to Arrow Drillers Inc. and Central Valley Engineering and Asphalt, Inc.
• Calling November 3, 2026 general municipal election consolidated with statewide election
• Second reading of ordinance amending massage establishment regulations (Ordinance No. 2026-003)

REACH Board Meetings

The REACH Board will welcome attendees, hear from city representatives if available, approve May meeting minutes, receive the treasurer's report, and complete the administrative handoff to new leadership including banking, communications, document transfer, and insurance renewal for 2026-27. The board will also discuss unfinished business, new business, and follow-up items, and receive neighborhood updates. Reminders include upcoming city council meetings and the Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Community Meeting on June 4.

• Approval of May meeting minutes
• Treasurer's report from Andrew
• Administrative handoff: banking, communications, document transfer, insurance renewal 2026-27
• Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Community Meeting on June 4, 2026 (5:30-7pm at Sylvan Community Center)

The REACH board tabled approval of the May meeting minutes until July. The board discussed administrative updates, including a transition of leadership and the centralization of organizational records on a Google Drive.

• Tabled approval of May 2026 minutes until July meeting
• Accepted Treasurer's report as presented
• Discussed insurance renewal for September 2026-2027
• Agreed Google Drive will be central repository for records

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The City Council will hold a special closed session to discuss labor negotiations with police associations. During the regular meeting, the council will consider authorizing additional work on the Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Phase 2 project, increasing the construction budget to $32,168,856.87. Other items include renewal of the police military equipment policy, introduction of ordinances on massage establishments and zoning code updates, and appointments to a homeless and housing planning task force. A presentation on ADUs and cottage courts will be received and filed.

• Renewal of police military equipment policy under AB 481
• Authorize change orders up to 11.3% and increase budget to $32,168,856.87 for Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Phase 2
• Appoint Mayor Lopez-Taff as primary representative on Sacramento Homeless and Housing Planning Task Force
• First reading of ordinance amending massage establishment regulations (Chapter 22, Article VIII)
• First reading of 2026 zoning code updates (Chapter 106 amendments)

Neighborhood Area 4 Arcade Creek

This Neighborhood Area 4 meeting will discuss the Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Extension to Stock Ranch and prepare for the Annual Membership Meeting in June, which includes officer elections and financial reports. Members will also brainstorm projects such as a map project, creek and park clean-ups, and a free tool lending program. The meeting includes a police department update.

• Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Extension to Stock Ranch
• Annual Membership Meeting with officer elections (Treasurer) and State of the Neighborhood Report
• Brainstorming a free tool lending program and fundraising
• Creek Clean-Up and Park/Neighborhood Clean-Up events proposed
• Deadline to vote for City Hall Mural Design: May 29th

Neighborhood Area 5 Park Oaks

Neighborhood Area 7/8/9 CHASEN

The CHASEN 7-8-9 neighborhood association will hold its regular meeting on May 19, 2026. Items include a police/crime report, a presentation by Citrus Heights Community Development Director Casey Kempenaar, and election business involving a proposed bylaw change and nomination forms.

• Treasurer report: $803.72 in checking, $1,212.45 in savings
• Police/crime report from Citrus Heights Impact team
• Program presentation by Community Development Director Casey Kempenaar
• Big Day of Service event discussion
• Proposed bylaw change and acceptance of nomination forms for election

The group voted unanimously to amend its bylaws to remove term limits for the president and vice-president positions. Additionally, the group elected Dave Seim as Vice-President and Diane as Treasurer with unanimous votes.

• By-law change to remove term limits for president and vice-president positions (unanimous)
• Elected Dave Seim as Vice-President (unanimous)
• Elected Diane as Treasurer (unanimous)

Neighborhood Area 1 Northwest

This meeting of the Northwest Neighborhood Association of Citrus Heights - Area 1 is largely procedural, including introductions, updates from the Citrus Heights Police Department and city representatives, and announcements about community events. The group will discuss a possible name change and finalize meeting dates for the remainder of 2026. No major decisions, budgets, or ordinances are on the agenda.

• Discussion of potential name change for the neighborhood association
• Tupelo beautification project update
• Lichen K-8 Cultural Fair announcement
• REACH May meeting report
• Big Day of Service participation recap

Citrus Heights City Council Meetings

The Citrus Heights City Council will hold a special closed session for labor negotiations and anticipated litigation, then a regular meeting with several consent and regular agenda items. Key decisions include budget increases for the 2025 Road Resurfacing Project and Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Phase 2, approval of a 5-year public safety technology platform agreement with Axon Enterprise, and renewal of the red-light camera enforcement program with Verra Mobility. A public hearing will consider the Gateway Activation Project amendments to master plans and adoption of a mitigated negative declaration.

• Authorize change orders up to 11% and increase budget to $35,786,686.60 for Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Phase 2 (George Reed, Inc.)
• Authorize change orders up to 25% and increase budget to $10,039,156.25 for 2025 Road Resurfacing Project (Valley Slurry Seal International)
• Approve 5-year agreement with Axon Enterprise for integrated public safety technology platform
• Approve 3-year agreement with Verra Mobility for red-light photo enforcement program, with two one-year renewal options
• Public hearing on Gateway Activation Project amendments to Bikeway Master Plan, Pedestrian Master Plan, General Plan Bikeways Map and adoption of Mitigated Negative Declaration