Emergency PreparednessEmergency Alerts: Stop sitting by that radio to find out if you're going to flood! Get back to that book and Cards Against Humanity game with 21st Century emergency alerts. Sign up for emergency alerts here.
Hazards: Have you checked out the hazards where you live and work? Click here to get informed about your home/work addresses and what specific risks you may face. GAs Line Safety
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Downtown Specific Plan
Find out what is going on with the City's Downtown Specific Plan.
Living with Urban Wildlife
The following information about urban wildlife was provided by the City of Sacramento Animal Care Services.
Living with Urban Wildlife
California Codes and Wildlife Regulations
Bats
Managing Community Cats
Opossums
Raccoons
Living with Urban Wildlife
California Codes and Wildlife Regulations
Bats
Managing Community Cats
Opossums
Raccoons
- Visit the PBS website for their Raccoon Fact Sheet
Connect to Older Adults in Midtown
Spring: An ideal time to make neighborhood connections
To learn more about promoting healthy aging, check out www.AgeTogetherNow.org
For ideas about connecting your older neighbors to Hart Senior Center’s many on-site activities, please visit www.cityofsacramento.org/hartcenter
To learn more about promoting healthy aging, check out www.AgeTogetherNow.org
For ideas about connecting your older neighbors to Hart Senior Center’s many on-site activities, please visit www.cityofsacramento.org/hartcenter
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SCHOOL DISTRICT: JEFFERSON SCHOOL COMMUNITY MEETING
Help revitalize the Jefferson School site at 16th St & N St Learn more at the School District’s website. Background
The Thomas Jefferson School (located at 16th and N Streets in Midtown) was built in 1922 and is owned by the Sacramento City Unified School District. It has been vacant for several years and will not be used to educate the community’s children. Email your ideas, concerns, and suggestions to our School Board Representatives:
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UTILITIES: WATER & WASTEWATER RATES
The City Utilities Department is planning on raising rates for water and wastewater to invest in important maintenance and improvement projects to keep the tap on and the sewer flowing.
PARKINGThe City Parking Services is planning several changes, including increased metered parking rates, special event area metered parking zones (SPOT Zones), and updates to restricted parking hours, including in some residential parking permit zones. Find out more below:
The City Utilities Department is planning on raising rates for water and wastewater to invest in important maintenance and improvement projects to keep the tap on and the sewer flowing.
PARKINGThe City Parking Services is planning several changes, including increased metered parking rates, special event area metered parking zones (SPOT Zones), and updates to restricted parking hours, including in some residential parking permit zones. Find out more below:
