Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Rancho Cordova public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
5 issues with low priority
Civility Pledge Adoption
The council adopted a civility pledge joining a national movement led by the National League of Cities, building on its 2025 code of conduct and 2026 decorum rules.
Third annual Spring Service Day results
The city's signature volunteer day drew 450 people to 23 projects — school gardens, park trees, fire hydrant painting, and helping a 90-year-old resident. Organizers say turnout keeps growing and they're already planning a fourth year.
CCHAT Center 30th Anniversary
The city honored CCHAT, a nationally known school for deaf and hard-of-hearing children, with a 30th anniversary proclamation.
Delinquent trash charges on property tax roll
The city was set to collect unpaid residential garbage bills through next year's property tax bills — meaning delinquent customers would pay up through escrow or tax payments.
City Workforce Vacancy and Retention Report (AB 2561)
The city's annual staffing report showed a healthy 5% vacancy rate and 95% retention — better than nearly every neighboring agency. Staff flagged hard-to-fill specialized roles like transportation planning.