Sacramento County’s January 25 Health Order aligns with Purple/Tier 1 Widespread to reopen some indoor and outdoor operations under reduced operational capacity, and removes the State’s November 21, 2020 curfew that is no longer in effect, and supersedes the Jan.
Live, work, play in North Sacramento or Oak Park? Want to help improve the quality of the environment in your neighborhood? You are invited to participate in one of four upcoming Sacramento Neighborhoods Activating on Air Quality (SNAAQ) project community
Sponsored by Chair and District 1 Supervisor Phil Serna and District 2 Supervisor Patrick Kennedy Proud that by a vote of 3-1, on December 16, 2020, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved by resolution a declaration of climate emergency
As of October 13, Sacramento County has been allowed to move further into the State’s less restrictive Red Tier 2 (substantial) and issued an amended Public Health Order. Updates include: All school grade levels in Sacramento County are permitted to conduct
The voter registration deadline in California is October 19, 2020. All active registered voters in California will be mailed an official ballot automatically beginning the first week of October. Register to vote online before October 19 OR Register in person
Over the course of two days and a total of nearly 13 hours of public hearing, not to mention with the input of more than 120 public speakers and 1,100+ emails, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved the FY
Sacramento County’s Revised Recommended Budget for Fiscal Year 2020-21 has been released and the Board of Supervisors will begin hearings at 5 p.m., Wednesday, Sep. 9, 2020. The hearings will continue beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Sep. 10 and Sep.
On August 28, 2020, California Governor Newsom announced a new tiered system of county monitoring and criteria for re-opening of business sectors. Based on recent data, each county will fall into one of four colored tiers – Purple (Widespread), Red
On May 26, Public Health Officer Dr. Olivia Kasirye updated Sacramento County’s COVID-19 Public Health Stay-at-Home Order for expanded allowable activities in Stage 2. Because COVID-19 hospitalization rates continue to stabilize and testing capacity continues to increase in California, the
Please read the joint opinion piece published today in The Sacramento Bee. Opinion – Special to The Bee by Phil Serna and Scott Jones: To beat coronavirus, Sacramento County residents must work together and follow the rules – April 9,
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