My office is receiving calls and emails from concerned constituents with questions about the costs associated with a jail expansion consent decree agreement in the class action litigation suit Mays vs. County of Sacramen ...
Category: District 1 News
Black Child Legacy Campaign a model for other counties
Our achievements are being noticed as a potential model by other counties facing similar challenges. In a recent report to the Board of Supervisors, we learned that between 2013 - 2016 African American infant deaths in ...
Air Resources Board stands its ground to reduce greenhouse gases
Please read the Associated Press story published today in The New York Times among other national publications. (AP) - California Signs Deal With 4 Automakers to Raise Gas Mileage. The New York Times This is another g ...
National Night Out 2019
National Night Out is an annual event to promote involvement in crime prevention activities and strengthen law enforcement-community partnerships. For the fifth consecutive year, Supervisor Serna is hosting a National ...
Supervisors approve resolution to explore prospective Women’s Commission
Update: visit the Blue Ribbon Commission on the Establishment of a Sacramento County Women’s Commission's website here. At its regularly scheduled public meeting today, the Sacramento County Board of Supervi ...
Serna appointed to national health committee
County supervisors and commissioners from across the country converged on Clark County, Nevada July 12 - 15, 2019 for the National Association of Counties’ (NACo) Annual Conference. This regular convening is the one duri ...
Free 24-Hour Crisis Support for Foster Youth
"The Source” is the Sacramento Children's Home's new life-line service for foster youth and their families living in Sacramento County. This new program offers foster youth and their family members who are in crisis an ...
Black Child Legacy Campaign receives national award
Sacramento County was recently recognized by the National Association of Counties (NACo) with a 2019 Achievement Award for the Black Child Legacy Campaign (BCLC). This annual awards program honors innovative, effective c ...
New services help homeless transition from streets to housing
With $8.1 million in new State funding, Sacramento County is launching new services that will help 600 households resolve their homelessness and stabilize in permanent housing – at a cost of approximately $13,500 per per ...
Balancing limited shelter options for the homeless with a clean and safe Parkway
We've been hearing from many constituents in South Natomas and neighborhoods near the Garden Highway expressing frustration with the growing number of homeless camps and debris accumulating in and along the Garden Highwa ...
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