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A pie chart shared by the city shows Citrus Heights Police Department receiving 57 percent of general funds. Additionally, 23% of the funds are being allocated toward administrative services, 8% to General Services, 3% to the City Manager's office, and the rest of the funds will go toward economic development and community engagement, community development, and transfers to non-general fund reserves.

Citrus Heights newly adopted budget allocates $8M to roads for next two years

The Citrus Heights City Council adopted its biennial budget on Wednesday, which details the city’s planned spending and anticipated revenues for the next two years.

A new quick service restaurant could take the place of the former Marie Callander's. // SB Williams

Citrus Heights Planning Commission approves quick service restaurant site plan

A Use Permit to allow a new quick service restaurant with drive thru along Sunrise Boulevard was unanimously approved by the Citrus Heights Planning Commission Tuesday.

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Civic Minute: What’s going on at Citrus Heights City Hall

The Citrus Heights City Council will on Wednesday be asked to approve a biennial budget, road maintenance funding, a contract amendment for the San Juan Complete Streets project, an amended salary table, and a master fee schedule…

Construction begins on Antelope Road

Construction began on Antelope Road on Monday June 9, according to an announcement from the city…

The Gateway Activation Project

City seeking feedback on Gateway Activation Project in Citrus Heights

Local residents are being invited to play a key role in shaping the future of the Gateway Activation Project by submitting feedback through an online survey.

Habitat for Humanity along with multiple city and regional partners, broke ground on a 26 unit housing project on Sayonara Drive, June 2, 2025. // Sb Williams

Habitat for Humanity breaks ground in Citrus Heights on ‘largest housing project to date’

Community members and leaders from across the Sacramento region gathered together Monday morning to break ground on a long-awaited…

Citrus Heights Police Chief Alex Turcotte stands with Corporal Brian Barron holding a plague that reads 'Brian Barron, Police Corporal: April 26, 2006 - May 31, 2025. // Citrus Heights Police Department.

CHPD says farewell to one of its first hires

The Citrus Heights Police Department honored the retirement of Corporal Brian Barron, a founding member of the police department, saying his law enforcement career has left a lasting legacy…

A map showing the outlined vacant plots on Sayonara Drive where 26 new houses are to be constructed over three years. // City of Citrus Heights

Groundbreaking to take place for housing project on Sayonara Drive

A project three years in the making will finally come to fruition as Habitat for Humanity Greater Sacramento, in partnership with the city of Citrus Heights, breaks ground on the first phase….

Upcoming roadwork projects in Citrus Heights: Here’s what to expect

Several roadwork projects are planned for 2025 and 2026, according to the city…

Over 39,000 drivers have been recorded driving through the intersection of Roseville Road and Antelope Road. // SB Williams

How busy are Citrus Heights streets? Here’s what traffic counts show

Recent traffic count data compiled by the City of Citrus Heights reveals the volume of drivers has remained steady with gradual increases across several major corridors in the city…

Citrus Heights Police Department

Citrus Heights Police dispatch center remodel project grows to $1.2M

The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday approved the latest contract for work on a $1.24 million Police Department Communications Center remodel project….

An aerial view of 8240 Old Auburn Road.

Citrus Heights council votes to reject property owner code enforcement appeal

The Citrus Heights City Council voted unanimously during a special City Council meeting to reject the appeal of a homeowner who…