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Find the latest updates and information regarding COVID‑19 in Sacramento.
Here is information on the City's "Safe Ground" and "Safe Parking" programs as well as some frequently asked questions about how the City responds to homelessness.
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City prepared to open respite centers to help residents cool down this summer
The City just opened two new futsal courts at this Natomas park
‘City of Festivals’ grants now available to support special events across city of Sacramento
Sacramento artists can now apply for grants of $10,000 through City’s ‘Seeding Creativity’ program
New 15-foot sculpture at North Natomas Aquatics Complex captures ‘quintessential summer experience’
By the numbers: How many youth are participating in City-sponsored programs?
Congresswoman Matsui announces $3.5 million for water quality and flood prevention projects in the City of Sacramento
How to get free mulch at one of five events during ‘Mulch Mayhem’
City’s Community Engagement Manager receives ‘Women in Leadership’ award from Greater Sacramento NAACP
Del Rio Trail moves closer to construction phase with tree plan approval
As of March 1, 2022, the California Department of Public Health is strongly recommending that all persons, regardless of vaccination status, continue to wear face coverings in most public indoor settings. This includes restaurants, retail establishments, theaters and state and local government offices that serve the public. The CDPH continues to require face coverings for all individuals in certain high-risk settings, such as when using public transit or when in homeless shelters, nursing homes and other health-care facilities. Sacramento County’s public health order (which aligns with the CDPH’s) also requires face coverings for all individuals in specific high-risk settings.
The City of Sacramento is committed to building a more representative, equitable and inclusive City workforce. Learn more about our Race & Gender Equity Action Plan and its ongoing implementation.
Generally, the regular City Council meets on Tuesday at 2 p.m. and/or 5 p.m. Please refer to the 2022 City Council Meeting Calendar for specific dates and times.
The 2022 City Council Meeting Calendar.
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