Redistricting 2011

The final map approved by the City Council on September 6, 2011 will be in effect October 6, 2011.

View New Council District Maps

Every 10 years following the U.S. Census, the City of Sacramento is required to redraw the District boundaries to balance the population among 8 Council Districts. This process of balancing population is referred to as redistricting. The 2010 Census total population for the City of Sacramento is 466,488. In order to balance the population among the 8 Council Districts, the target population we are aiming for is 58,311 people per Council District.

In January of this year, the Sacramento City Council approved a participatory process that included community outreach, education, and the development tools and data to engage the community in redistricting. In February Council further defined this process by establishing the Sacramento Redistricting Citizens Advisory Committee (SRCAC).

The SRCAC began meeting in April 2011 and completed over 26 hours of discussion and testimony to provide their recommendations to the Council. Since July, the council has devoted approximately 20 hours to public meetings and concluded with the adoption of the new council district boundaries below.

Additional documents:

Redistricting 2011

The final map approved by the City Council on September 6, 2011 will be in effect October 6, 2011.

View New Council District Maps

Population, Race, & Housing Unit Summary for Council 2011 Boundaries

September 06, 2011 Redistricting Council Staff Report

Approved Council Map (Large Poster Size 34"x44")

CSV Text File of 2011 Council District Boundaries (Zip File download)

Final recommended SRCAC and council plans

Final SRCAC Report to the City Council

View all submitted plans

Online Redistricting Tool