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LETTER: It’s time to address repeat dumping on Sayonara Drive

Letter by Timothy Jackson-- I have lived in Citrus Heights over 20 years...
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LETTER: How about enforcing existing laws before passing new ones?

By Mark Mitchell, Citrus Heights-- The city just came up with another ordinance, not allowing semi tractor trailers to park on public streets. Good job, that's great, but...
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LETTER: Police should resume publishing logs

By Carol Alexander, Citrus Heights-- I for one was disappointed that the police stopped posting the logs of what was happening on a daily basis some years ago...
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LETTER: City should consider ‘silent fireworks’ show instead

By Kim Davis, Citrus Heights-- I’m glad the City of Citrus Heights has approved bringing back the fireworks show. I’m sad because I know the stress it brings to many both people and animals due to the noise that comes along with the beautiful displays of light.
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Citrus Heights Letters: Fireworks, homeless, library

By Barbara L. Babcock, Citrus Heights-- My daughter is one of the homeless people that often stays at the Sylvan Library. She has an addiction, which contributes to a mental illness and Multiple Sclerosis which she is not getting treatment for.
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LETTERS: ARPA funds weren’t meant for ‘frivolous’ fireworks show

Letter by Roger Klausler-- How can the city dare to use $80,000 in ARPA funds to resurrect a frivolous display of smoke and noise that pollutes the air and frightens animals in the guise of "bringing our community back together" after a difficult 3 years?
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LETTER: City shouldn’t use ARPA funds for fireworks show

By Linda Sue Arrowwood-- I am thoroughly against any funds used for this proposal. The pandemic relief fund or American Rescue Plan funds should be used to support the people and businesses affected by the pandemic and current impacts on infrastructure in Citrus Heights...
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