Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Citrus Heights public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in general
State Housing Mandates and Local Zoning Control
The council discussed the ongoing erosion of local zoning control by the state legislature and voted to support a League of California Cities resolution seeking to study and advocate for constitutional or legislative remedies.
City Hall Updates
Stay in the loop with the latest Citrus Heights City Hall updates to see how local decisions might shake up your neighborhood. It's a quick rundown of what city officials are working on right now.
Massage Establishment Regulations
Police and planning departments proposed updates to local massage establishment rules to crack down on illicit activity while supporting legitimate health professionals. The council generally supported tightening operational standards, enhancing enforcement tools, and aligning with surrounding cities like Roseville and Sacramento County.
Career Fair
Heads up, Citrus Heights! There's a free career fair happening May 14th at Van Maren Park focused on skilled trades. Come check out cool equipment and explore local job openings.
Commercial Property Reoccupancy Program Ordinance
The city created a new program to monitor vacant commercial buildings, requiring registration and safety standards to prevent blight and keep storefronts ready for new businesses.
Blight Abatement and Homelessness FlashVote Results
The council debated regional homelessness governance models and Senate Bill 802, ultimately taking neutral positions while demanding local control and funding protections.
Urban Forestry
Citrus Heights is planning to plant more trees! This initiative aims to boost the city's green spaces, making it a more beautiful and potentially healthier place to live.
City Leadership
Citrus Heights just picked new leaders, but they're only in the hot seat for a super short time – just three months! Get ready, because another leadership shake-up is already on the horizon.
COVID-19 vaccine resolution
Citrus Heights city leaders just passed a symbolic resolution backing personal choice over COVID-19 vaccine mandates. It doesn't actually change any laws, but it definitely shows where local officials stand compared to the state.