Citrus Heights Sentinel
Public Hearing: 13% rate increase proposed by Citrus Heights Water District
A public hearing will be held Tuesday night in the Rusch Park Community Center regarding a proposal to raise water rates and service charges by 13 percent — an increase the Citrus Heights Water District says is needed…
2016 Citrus Heights Police Logs: Nov. 3 – Nov. 7
Looking for records of local police activity? Here’s direct links to the Citrus Heights Police Department’s Daily Incident Logs for Nov. 3 to Nov. 7, 2016:
Citrus Heights: see how your neighborhood voted in 2016
Election results available as of Nov. 9 show Citrus Heights voters preferred Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in all but five precinct areas, and voters in every precinct gave majority support to Proposition 66, which speeds up the…
Citrus Heights News Briefs: fire drills, plastic bags, veterans, election
Latest news briefs in Citrus Heights include a local Veterans Day ceremony held at Sylvan Cemetery, an update on local elections and the plastic bag ban, and Metro Fire conducting training in smoke-filled classrooms at the old Sylvan…
Bret Daniels’ election to city council called ‘a shocker’ by Citrus Heights leaders
Donald Trump’s victory was not the only surprise in Tuesday’s election. From “surprised” to “shocked,” Citrus Heights city council members and community leaders weighed in with their reaction to candidate Bret Daniels winning election to the council on…
Citrus Heights police chief sworn in at packed-out council meeting
During a standing-room-only city council meeting Thursday night, Ron Lawrence was officially sworn in as the new chief of police in Citrus Heights. Lawrence was administered the oath by former police chief and current city manager Chris Boyd,…
Slowey, Daniels win seats on Citrus Heights city council
Updated Nov. 9, 2:46 p.m.– Vice Mayor Jeff Slowey and former councilman Bret Daniels both won election to the Citrus Heights city council Tuesday night, after receiving the top number of votes among a sea of eight candidates…
City launches survey, seeks responses to help ‘brand’ Citrus Heights
A new in-depth survey was launched by the City last week as part of a research phase to develop a brand identity for Citrus Heights and make it “stand out in the marketplace.” In a Nov. 3 news…
City council candidates make final push to reach Citrus Heights voters
On Nov. 8, a field of eight candidates running for Citrus Heights city council will be narrowed down to just two winners and candidates say they’re ramping up their campaigns during the final days with mailers, phone calls,…
Citrus Heights News Briefs: police chief, elections, city survey
Latest local news briefs include a City survey being launched to help brand Citrus Heights as a go-to destination, Police Chief Ron Lawrence officially taking his seat as the new top cop, and election officials reporting a record-breaking…
