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Find updates on CARES Act funding and projects.
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City outdoor "STEAM" camps begin, sessions at two more locations on the way
City announces $7.5 million Creative Economy Recovery program to help the arts, creative economy and tourism
Summer camps and youth opportunities start in July with COVID-19 modifications
See exactly how the City is investing Federal CARES Act funding in Sacramento
Small local businesses and non-profits affected by COVID-19 now can apply for forgivable loans
City's new Business Recovery Program seeks to create equitable distribution of $10 million in loans
Grants available for restaurants to cover costs of moving dining outside
More than 650 homeless people placed in motels and trailers as part of Sacramento's COVID-19 response
Covid has affected the way we recycle. Here's how you can be smart about it
Deadline extended to give your feedback on the City's future plans
The County of Sacramento on July 2 amended its public-health order. Following a directive from the California Department of Public Health and Gov. Gavin Newsom, the County has removed indoor services at restaurants, family-entertainment centers, movie theaters, museums and cardrooms from its list of allowable activities. Gatherings in homes of individuals who don’t shelter together are prohibited.
The County order aligns with the State of California public-health order, which requires people to wear face coverings in public indoor spaces and outdoors when they cannot maintain six feet from one another (with some exemptions).
Here is an FAQ for the County order. It explains what businesses/activities are allowed and what modifications/restrictions they may require.
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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