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After serving with the City of Citrus Heights for the past two decades, Community Services Director Rhonda Sherman will be retiring, and was recognized during the Aug. 8 City Council meeting…
New playground equipment. Security cameras. Development fees. Public hearings. $2 million contract. Those are some of the topics on the agenda for the Citrus Heights City Council’s Aug. 8 meeting at City Hall…
In 2022, when the second phase of Auburn Boulevard improvements are completed, drivers who exit Interstate 80 at Auburn Boulevard and head south, will pass under a bright new arch marking the “Gateway to Citrus Heights.”
Attorney Ryan Jones has been selected by the City Council to replace Ruthanne Ziegler as city attorney for Citrus Heights, the mayor announced during Thursday’s council meeting…
During the Citrus Heights City Council’s July 25 meeting, city leaders will meet behind closed doors to discuss a lawsuit involving a man who was severely burned on hot pavement during an altercation with police two years ago. The council will also consider accepting a Homeland Security grant and approving a $175,000 switch to a new document management system…
A comprehensive re-evaluation of the condition of more than 200 miles of roadways in the Citrus Heights will begin soon, according to the city’s principal engineer…
The Citrus Heights City Council voted 4-0 on Thursday night to approve a General Plan amendment that will guide future development in the nearly 100-acre Sunrise Mall area…
The Citrus Heights City Council will meet Thursday night at City Hall to hold a public hearing on a General Plan amendment related to Sunrise Mall, as well as vote on contracts for city attorney services and storm drain services, among other items…
