Citrus Heights Letters: traffic, marijuana, Starbucks
May 29, 2022
Guest opinion by County Supervisor Sue Frost– With the rise in COVID cases across the world as a result of the omicron variant, local jurisdictions are struggling with how to properly react. Some areas like Sonoma County have now issued “shelter in place” orders, which means residents can only go[Read More…]
By Paul Reyes–
Hello Citrus Heights! My name is Paul Reyes and I am a member of the American Legion here in Citrus Heights.
By Supervisor Sue Frost–
On the heels of a new statewide mask mandate and the continued declaration of a COVID-19 state of emergency, it feels necessary to once again advocate for a population left seemingly voiceless throughout this saga.
Guest column by Beth Moran–
Holidays and happy thoughts go hand-in-hand, but when it comes to advance planning for family members, some conversations are downright avoided…
By Sue Frost– In October, two of my colleagues on the Board of Supervisors announced that they are bringing forward an item to our agenda to ban all flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes, flavored e-cigarettes and hookah. I have written in the past about this subject, but it ultimately[Read More…]
By Beth Moran–
Now that the eviction moratorium has expired, how has that impacted home sales in our area?
By Supervisor Sue Frost–
The rush to release prisoners from our jails and prisons was initially a response to court orders to reduce prison overcrowding, but lately it’s become a radical effort to recast criminals as victims and abandoning actual victims and their families. Now we are facing the placement of sexually violent predators (SVPs) that some bureaucrats decided are fit to rejoin society.
By Sue Frost–
One of my favorite things to do as a County Supervisor is support local organizations that give back to the community. Nonprofit organizations fill gaps left by government, providing services and supporting cultural growth in a way that is more personal and more direct.