Blight Abatement and Homelessness FlashVote Results
Summary
The council debated regional homelessness governance models and Senate Bill 802, ultimately taking neutral positions while demanding local control and funding protections.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Jan 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
Protects approximately $1.4 million in local housing funds from state redirection.
Citrus Heights residents and local housing programs relying on continuous local funding.
Unhoused individuals if regional coordination remains fractured without adequate funding.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Greenbelt behind local library catches fire twice in one day – Citrus Heights Sentinel
By Sara Beth Williams– Two fires occurred mid-week behind Sylvan Oaks Library, just over 12 hours apart. The first fire ignited Wednesday morning, spreading quickly throughout a homeless camp that was discovere...
Citrus Heights City Council Meetings - Jan 28, 2026
The council debated regional homelessness governance models and Senate Bill 802, ultimately taking neutral positions while demanding local control and funding protections.
Citrus Heights City Council Meetings - Jan 14, 2026
Recent survey results show that Citrus Heights residents feel the city is doing a much better job managing blight and visible homelessness compared to previous years.
Citrus Heights mayor says governor’s homeless directive won’t make ‘one bit of difference’
Citrus Heights mayor says governor’s homeless directive won’t make ‘one bit of difference’ Citrus Heights Sentinel
Federal Grant Furthers Critical Homeless Services The road from being housed to unhoused to being housed again is not circular or linear. It is fraught with turns, breakages and twists that no one can predict or always avoid. Read More »
Federal Grant Furthers Critical Homeless Services The road from being housed to unhoused to being housed again is not circular or linear. It is fraught with turns, breakages and twists that no one can predict or always avoid. Read More »
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