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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.
The Department of Utilities on Oct. 21 will present a digital conference that highlights the often-overlooked value of clean water and the amount of work that goes into producing it.
Find information about air quality for the Sacramento region at Spare the Air which is provided by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District
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.
Find the latest updates and information regarding COVID‑19 in Sacramento.
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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Here's why the City wants you to 'imagine a day without water' on Oct. 21
Sacramento rental assistance program now accepting applications from low-income residents through Oct. 22
Here's how this team is working to transition 500 people in temporary shelters to more permanent housing
The City passed an ordinance to protect workers during the pandemic. How does it work?
Help the City of Sacramento plan for the future of local communities
New homeless shelter and service center for women opens in Meadowview
Sacramento playgrounds reopen after six-month closure. Here's how to use them safely
A new tool that tracks data on homelessness is now available to the public
Free technical assistance is now available to small businesses affected by COVID-19 pandemic
Free internet, computers and digital training available to Sacramento households in need
The County of Sacramento on Oct. 13 released an amended public-health order that aligns with the State’s tiered system for monitoring COVID-19 infection rates in counties and allowable activities.
Sacramento County is in tier 2 / red, which indicates that infection rates are “substantial” but not as widespread as they were previously.
For detailed information about what activities are allowed in tier 2 / red, please click here.
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.
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