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Citrus Heights City Council, June 25, 2025.

The way Citrus Heights Neighborhood Areas receive annual funding has changed

On June 11, the City Council unanimously agreed to move from automatically distributing a fixed annual amount to application-based funding distribution….

A rendering of a possible roundabout at the intersection of Old Auburn Road and Wachtel Way. // City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights council opts for pursuing more roundabouts

The city could see more roundabouts in the future, after the Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday gave the green light to pursue adding new roundabouts to…

The Arcade Cripple Creek Trail at Arcade Lake Lane and Sayonara Drive. // SB Williams

Citrus Heights council approves $844k for first phase of trail extension

One of two planned Arcade Cripple-Creek trail extension projects is moving forward, after the Citrus Heights City Council approved a construction contract Wednesday night for almost $844,000.

Temporary Bright orange sign that reads "Business Open. Driveway Here."

Auburn Blvd. construction project in Citrus Heights nearing halfway point

Phase 2 of the Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets project is nearing its projected halfway point, and progress is continuing on schedule,..

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

The Citrus Heights City Council will hear a presentation on illegal fireworks enforcement and the Gateway Activation project, as well as be asked to approve multiple on-call service agreements and construction contracts.

Scott Kaufman, new planning commisoner

Citrus Heights council appoints another Planning Commissioner

A new planning commissioner appointment was recently ratified by the Citrus Heights City Council, the second appointment to be made within the last several months…

Citrus Height police SUV

How much of the city budget goes to Citrus Heights Police?

The Citrus Heights Police Department continues to represent the largest share of the city’s general fund expenditures, according to a report from the city on June 11.

Road Work Ahead

Over $50M planned for road, safety, drain upgrades in Citrus Heights

More than $50 million is anticipated to be spent in the next two years on 18 infrastructure projects in Citrus Heights…

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.

city hall, 2025

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…