City Takes Heat from Residents Over Controversial New City Hall Proposal
Controversy erupted at a community meeting this week over a proposal to bring a new 3-story medical office building to the existing Citrus Heights city hall location, and move the hall to Antelope Drive. In a full room…
City Kicks Off Building Safety Month
The Citrus Heights building department hosted a Thursday kick-off event in order to raise awareness to Building Safety Month, an international effort which seeks to improve building safety through education during the month of May. In addition to…
ELECTION: Sample Ballots Arrive for Citrus Heights Voters
With the primary election coming up in just over a month, Citrus Heights voters can expect to receive their sample ballot pamphlets in the mail this week — if they haven’t already — according to a press release…
New City Hall Proposal: Final Community Meeting on April 30
A final community meeting to discuss the potential relocation and construction of a new city hall for Citrus Heights has been scheduled for April 30. The meeting is the last in a series of City-hosted community discussions, following…
Water District: Use Dropped by 27%, Conservation Working
The Citrus Heights Water District announced that its customers reduced water use by 27 percent in response to a Stage 3 water warning, according to an April water supply update by the District. “CHWD thanks its customers for…
Council to Pick Site for New City Hall Proposal
At a special meeting tonight, the Citrus Heights city council will decide on a location for the proposal to build a new city hall. “We encourage community involvement and hope you can attend this session of the City…
CHPD Joins Crackdown on Texting while Driving
“Zero tolerance” is what the Citrus Heights Police Dept. is promising, as it joins a month-long enforcement and education campaign to curb hand-held cellphone use while driving. The campaign is part of April’s nationwide “Distracted Driving Awareness Month,”…
Input Still Sought for New City Hall Proposal
Citrus Heights is continuing its effort to gather community input as it considers a proposal to replace –and possibly move– its existing city hall.
County Rep reaches out to Citrus Heights residents
Every fourth Friday, Sacramento County Supervisor Roberta MacGlashan has been holding a “Community Cabinet Meeting” at the Citrus Heights Denny’s, as part of an effort to stay in touch with those in her district.
Workshop on New City Hall Designs Called “Phenomenal Success”
About 80 residents gathered around tables Wednesday night with pens out and drawing pads handy, ready to give their input on design ideas for the proposal to build a new City Hall in Citrus Heights.
