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Howard Chan is unanimously voted in as Sacramento's new City Manager!
Assistant City Manager Fran Halbakken oversees the departments of Public Works, Utilities and Convention and Cultural Services and has served the City of Sacramento for over 30 years.
John Dangberg has served as Assistant City Manager since 2006 and was notably the Project Director for Golden 1 Center, a major sports and entertainment venue in downtown.
Interim Sacramento City Manager Howard Chan has recruited Arturo Sanchez, currently a Deputy City Manager for the City of Long Beach, to provide support to the Police and Fire Departments.
The Mayor’s Gang Prevention & Intervention Taskforce is hosting a Gang Prevention & Intervention Summit on September 29 that will bring together cross-sections of our community including law enforcement, schools, social services, criminal justice systems, community based service providers, public health, and faith leaders, among others.
The Sacramento Community Police Review Commission held its first meeting on August 14 at City Hall.
Nearly every year about this time, the City of Sacramento starts receiving reports of an earthy or musty taste to the water. It’s the result of naturally occurring bacteria. The water is safe to drink.
The City of Sacramento is accepting applications for individuals to serve on the Sacramento Ethics Commission. Read the member recruitment brochure for more information.
Even with the lift of the state’s emergency drought order, the City of Sacramento is continuing its two-day per week watering schedule.
License your pet today and get free microchipping, rabies vaccines, and ID tags. Oh, and avoid a citation.
The Urban Bicycling 101 Class is back just in time for summer! As you’re gearing up to explore the city, attend this FREE in-classroom course for an introduction or a refresher on biking on-street in Sacramento.
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The Railyards will be a mixed-use hub for entertainment, retail, housing, office, theaters, parks, hotels, and museums. The guiding plan for the area envisions the site to include over one million square feet of retail, 2.3 million square feet of office, a hotel, varying residential housing units, and recreational and cultural uses..