Welcome to Neighborhood Services

The Neighborhood Services Department bridges and engages Sacramento’s diverse residents with resources to maintain, revitalize, and promote healthy communities. We look to connect residents, neighborhood organizations, and businesses with information and resources, and facilitate resolutions to neighborhood issues. We also develop partnerships promoting community vitality, educate residents about government programs, policies and processes, and initiate and maintain a network of public and private contacts. Finally, we promote public involvment in City projects and services, while consulting and advising City Departments, community leaders, elected officials, and other local agencies.

 

Directory

The Neighborhood Association Directory provides contact and boundary information for groups at work in your neighborhood. Search the Directory for groups in your neighborhood.

 

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Neighborhood Sevices Newsletter

The City of Sacramento Neighborhood Services Department is proud to share our new department newsletter, The Bridge. The goal of the newsletter is to highlight department services and recent successes. Click here to view the current newsletter.

Strengthen your green thumb at our Gardening Workshops

Parterning with Code Enforcement, Utilities, Parks and Recreation, and the Home Depot, our free gardening workshops cover fun gardening with children, vegetables, fruit and shade trees, pest management, patio gardens, water conservation, and more.

Click on the flier for more information:

• English
• Español
• Russian
• Hmong

Also visit the City of Sacramento Community Gardens website for more information regarding community gardens opperated by the Department of Parks and Recreation.

 

Addressing "Thug Life"

The City of Sacramento's Neighborhood Services and the Office of Youth Development in cooperation with the Faith Leaders Initiative, is sponsoring the workshop series Addressing "Thug Life".

These workshops are free and geared towards educating and increasing awareness about the issues and mentality that plague youth involved in gang violence. These workshops will also demonstrate how to engage at-risk youth and guide them toward positive change. The workshops are open to all youth stakeholder - primarily: faith leaders, youth ministers, teachers, community based organizations, parents, neighborhood leaders, etc.

Please view the flyer and mark your calenders so you can attend. We look forward to seeing you there.

Do you have feedback on our new website?

Tell us your website comments, issues, or concerns using our online comment form.

 

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