Together we move forward

COVID‑19 has impacted our city in many ways. Resources are available to help support our city's businesses, non-profits, individuals and families through this difficult time.

Sacramento Air Quality

Find information about air quality for the Sacramento region at Spare the Air which is provided by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District

Take the Parks Master Plan Survey

We're asking residents to provide their thoughts on a plan that will outline how parks and related services will grow over the next 20 years.

Show the Love and #MaskUpSac

Wearing a face covering not only protects others but it protects you from those who may have come in contact with COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.

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Sacramento COVID Relief

Find the latest updates and information regarding COVID‑19 in Sacramento.

Public Counters

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, City of Sacramento public counters may have modified hours, services or may only be serving customers online.

Click here for information about conducting business online or in some cases, scheduling individual appointments.

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CITY NEWS

Here are three ways that Sacramentans can access workforce training and job placement

City takes major step forward in protecting neighbors and customers of Evergreen Shopping Center

Creative Economy 'Recovery Program' now accepting grant applications through Sept. 30

City launches outreach campaign to connect residents, business, and non-profits with COVID relief resources

Teen work-based learning program extends into the fall, seeks community partners

Attend this webinar and increase your 'water wisdom'

Here's how the City is supporting school-based meal distributions during smokey weather

This new academic support program at City community centers is expected to help students with distance learning

City allocates majority of $89 million in CARES Act Funding, helping Sacramentans affected by COVID-19

JUMP e-bikes and e-scooters return to Sacramento. Here's what's different this time around

County of Sacramento Public Health Order

The County of Sacramento on Aug. 31 released an amended public-health order that aligns with the State’s new tiered system for monitoring COVID-19 infection rates in counties and allowable activities.

Sacramento County is in tier 1/purple which indicates that infection rates are “widespread” and describes how business sectors can operate as well as any restrictions.

In alignment with tier 1, business sectors including nail salons, body waxing, estheticians, museums, zoos, places of worship, movie theaters, gyms and fitness centers, cardrooms, family entertainment centers and food establishments can operate outdoors with restrictions.

Critical infrastructure, hair salons, barbershops, all retail and shopping centers (at 25 percent maximum capacity) and professional sports without live audiences can operate indoors.

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City Council Meetings

The public podium in the City of Sacramento council chambers

Generally, the regular City Council meets each month as follows:

1st Tuesday at 5 p.m.
2nd Tuesday at 2 p.m.
4th Tuesday at 5 p.m.

However, there are exceptions as shown in the 2020 approved calendar.

View upcoming meeting materials, archived video meetings, and contracts for review by council.

Media guidelines for high-attendance City meetings

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