Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Citrus Heights public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues
FY 2026/2027 Nonprofit Community Support Fund Allocations
The neighborhood group is set to discuss applying for annual city grants, which help fund local community projects and improvements.
Neighborhood Leadership Elections
Residents will hold elections to fill open officer positions and maintain active neighborhood leadership.
Neighborhood Beautification Grants
A Citrus Heights police officer will discuss how residents can help maintain property standards and keep neighborhoods clean and safe. Neighbors can submit specific questions ahead of time to get direct answers.
School Liaison Coordination for Area 1 Schools
The association is coordinating with local schools serving Neighborhood Area 1—Lichen, Grand Oaks, and Mesa—through PTA representatives.
Neighborhood Bank Account Closure and Donation
The association plans to close its bank account, which holds $114.37, and donate the remaining funds to REACH to help purchase a PA system.
Anticipated Litigation Discussion
The city council was scheduled to discuss potential legal action in a closed session.
Water Board Election
San Juan Water Board candidates recently went head-to-head at a neighborhood forum to debate water rights, regional relations, and potential district mergers. If you pay a water bill or care about local control over your tap, this under-the-radar race directly impacts you.
Opposition to AB 626 Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations (MEHKO)
The council voted to oppose state legislation that would permit home-based restaurants in residential neighborhoods, citing concerns over food safety, fire hazards, and neighborhood nuisance issues.
Winter Storm Preparation and El Nino Readiness
City staff assured residents that Citrus Heights is well-prepared for heavy winter rains and a potentially historic El Nino season. The city manages extensive drainage infrastructure, creek cleanup, and expanded sandbag pickup locations to prevent flooding.