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Civic Minute: What’s happening at City Hall in Citrus Heights?

Citrus Heights City Council members will meet Wednesday, Aug. 14, to discuss multiple items, including alcoholic beverage licenses for Amazon Fresh, a property acquisition, construction contract, and a new Animal Services…

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Filing deadline extended for open District 1 Citrus Heights council seat

The city officially extended the filing deadline for candidates filing to run for the open Citrus Heights City Council District 1 seat.

Future Amazon Fresh store in Citrus Heights seeks alcohol sales approval

A public hearing is scheduled to take place during the upcoming Aug. 14 City Council meeting to discuss approval of a Letter of Public Convenience and Necessity submitted by Amazon Fresh requesting two alcoholic beverage licenses.

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The Civic Minute: what’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?

Thursday night’s City Council meeting will kick off with a proclamation in honor of retiring Mayor Jeff Slowey, followed by official certification of the Nov. 3 election results and seating of newly elected councilmen Bret Daniels and Tim…

Citrus Heights city engineer recognized with ’40 under 40′ award

Thirty-eight-year-old city engineer Leslie Blomquist has been recognized with an award by a regional business journal for her work done to help the City of Citrus Heights.

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Citrus Heights to host drive-thru ‘Miracle on Fountain Square” event

With COVID-19 restrictions causing traditional tree lightings to be unfeasible this year, the City of Citrus Heights has organized a new holiday drive-thru event at City Hall — along with a virtual tree lighting ceremony.

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Citrus Heights to host ‘virtual tree lighting’ this Thursday

The City of Citrus Heights will host a virtual tree lighting this year, in light of COVID-19 making the city’s traditional in-person lighting unfeasible.

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City releases statement after defeat of Measure M sales tax

Sentinel staff report–In the city’s first public statement following the defeat of a $12 million sales tax proposal in Citrus Heights, the city manager acknowledged the decision of voters and said community involvement will be invited in upcoming…

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Dec. 4th: Deadline to apply for Planning Commission or Construction Appeals Board

This Friday at 5 p.m. is the deadline to apply for a position on the Planning Commission or Construction Board of Appeals for the City of Citrus Heights.

Map: See how each Citrus Heights neighborhood voted for president

Citrus Heights voters cast their choice for president in varying ways in the Nov. 3 election.

COVID-19: A look at how Citrus Heights compares to other cities

COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Citrus Heights, but county health data indicates the city is seeing a lower percentage of cases and deaths compared to other cities in the area.

Measure M tax appears headed for defeat. What’s next?

Following an updated vote count released Friday showing Measure M trailing at 47%, the $12 million sales tax measure in Citrus Heights appears headed for defeat.