District 1 News

The 2011 Transportation Improvement and Program Guide (TIPG) was presented to the Board of Supervisors for approval last September.  The proposed maintenance projects contained in the TIPG include repaving of the unincorporated section of El Centro Road in Natomas from

Thursday, March 29, 2012,  5 PM – 7 PM South Natomas Community Center, 2921 Truxel Road, Sacramento Thursday, June 7, 2012,   5 PM – 7 PM Greater Sacramento Urban League, 3725 Marysville Blvd, Sacramento Thursday, September 13,  5 PM

In response to a November court ruling that invalidated the State’s attempt to sweep $1 billion from First 5 reserves, Sacramento’s First 5 Commission chaired by Supervisor Serna, began discussions aimed at restoring critical health and early childhood education programs

Supervisor Serna remains dedicated to protecting the American River Parkway and those who use it.  Since early last year, Phil has conducted joint monthly meetings with staff from the County Department of Human Assistance, Park Rangers, Sheriff’s Department, Sacramento Police

For the past 20 years Sacramento County’s Child Death Review Team (CDRT) has investigated the death of every child in the County from birth to age 18.  This 20-member multidisciplinary team reviews deaths to identify causes and publishes an annual

Sacramento’s Board of Supervisors approved 4-1 on Tuesday a nonbinding resolution that will allow county staff to begin drafting a specific agreement with the city on how it would contribute parking revenues and taxes to a future downtown arena.  SacBee

The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors has approved continuing talks with the city. The end result could be the county leasing out its parking assets to partially financing a new sports and entertainment complex in the City of Sacramento. Capital

The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors today voted to commit parking revenue from its downtown lots on event nights to the city if the plan to build a new entertainment and sports complex is consummated.. Read more:  http://www.sactownroyalty.com/2012/2/28/2831142/sacramento-county-kings-arena-parking-vote

By a 4-1 vote, the board authorized county staffers to negotiate a plan to earmark an estimated $3.5 million a year in parking revenue toward the downtown arena. The deal depends, however, on the county retaining $500,000 a year to

Sacramento County supervisors will consider whether the city of Sacramento can count on using revenue from three downtown county-owned parking lots to help finance the proposed sports and entertainment complex. News10