Hidden Treasures!!

The City of Citrus Heights and the History and Arts Commission takes pride in preserving the history of Citrus Heights. The City's Hidden Treasures will be on display February 8, 9, 15, 16, and 17, 2014 at Sunrise Mall (Northeast Corner of the Mall, near Macy's Men), from Noon to 5:00 p.m.

The City's Collection of Hidden Treasures Consist of: Citrus Heights' Permanent Art Collection, historic items from the Ladies in White and Ladies Auxiliary, as well as Artifacts gifted to the City by the residents.

SPAY DAY 2014: Sacramento Area Animal Coalition is once again presenting SPAY DAY on February 23, 2014 - an opportunity for low-income families to have their dogs and cats spayed or neutered for a deep discount - $15 cats/$20 dogs - and includes vaccinations and microchips with lifetime registration. Limit 2 pets per household.

Registration begins January 18, 2014.

Visit http://www.sacanimal.org/ to fill out an application.

CitrusHeights Animal Services

Annual Spaghetti Dinner for Marching Band- mark your calendar

A SPECIAL INVITATION:

Citrus Heights Community Marching Band's

Annual

Spaghetti Dinner

Saturday March 22nd 5-8pm

Citrus Heights Community Center

6300 Fountain Square Drive, Citrus Heights CA

Menu
choice of meat or vegetarian style
green beans
garlic bread
cake
water
soft drinks
coffee

Entertainment
6:30p Marching Band
Raffle Prizes
Tickets
$10 adults
$7 children 10 and under
Don't wait, always a sell out

To order your tickets ......... 
Make check payable to Hearts for Parks, put CHCMB on memo line
 
Mail or deliver to Hearts for Park c/o Kathy Cook, Program Director,
7620 Linden Avenue, Citrus Heights, CA 95610

IMPORTANT: Make sure that you include your name and address, home phone number & cell phone number plus how many childrens tickets and how many adult tickets you are purchasing

DONATIONS: Please contact Kathy Cook, at (916) 725-0198 or chcmb@hotmail.com.

Hearts for Parks is an IRC 501(c)(3) CA Revenue and Tax Code 68-028426l.

SPONSORS: Hearts for Parks, Sunrise Recreation Park District, and the City of Citrus Heights

Changes to City Hall Complex??? Get Involved

Here is another chance to get involved with your community, voice your opinion and be heard.

The City of Citrus Heights received an application for a project which would result in changes to the current City Hall grounds. The initial project submitted in July 2013 involved demolishing all of the existing buildings on the civic center campus, except for the police services building. The July plans showed a proposed new City Hall building, and a new three-story medical office building at the corner of Greenback Lane and Fountain Square Drive. In August 2013, a community workshop was held where a variety of input was given by the community.

Due to community input received in August, significant changes have already been made to the proposed project. The medical office building is still located in the same general vicinity, near the corner of Fountain Square Drive and Greenback Lane and City Hall has been removed from the project site and is anticipated to be constructed at a new location.

The City will be hosting a community meeting on January 15, 2014, in the Citrus Heights Community Center (6300 Fountain Square Drive, next to Sam's Club). This meeting will provide updated information on BOTH the proposed new medical office building and the proposed new City Hall.

Community Meeting
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
6:00 PM - Open House
6:30 PM - Presentation/Q & A
Citrus Heights Community Center - 6300 Fountain Square Drive

CLICK HERE to learn more about the project including information on "Why" a new medical office building and "Why" a new City Hall. CLICKHERE to view the site plan and elevation of the medical office building.

Questions and comments about this project are welcomed by phone at (916) 725-2448 or by by email to publicinfo@citrusheights.net.

New Mayor in 2014 for Citrus Heights

Congratulations!!! 
 

Mel Turner

Citrus Heights 2014 Mayor

 

and

 

Sue Frost

Citrus Heights 2014 Vice Mayor

 

At their regular City Council meeting on December 12, 2013, the City Council appointed Mel Tuner as mayor and Sue Frost as vice mayor for the next twelve months.

Each year, in December, the City Council selects one of its members to serve a one-year term as mayor and vice mayor. Mel Turner was elected to the City Council in November 2010, for a four-year term. Sue Frost was elected to the City Council in November 2012 for a four-year term.

Happy 2014 to all of Citrus Heights

Today's post is written and posted by Sandra Gardner-Benward

      

     Happy New Year from Sunrise Ranch Neighborhood

..........may you be safe, healthy, happy, prosperous and successful in your endeavors on your own street and in your community in 2014!

 

Plan to attend our next meeting. Mark your calendar now so you don't forget. Celebrate a new year and learn what is happening in your area of the city.

 WHEN: January 28, 2014 Tuesday

TIME: 7pm (come after 6:30p & enjoy some coffee and getting to know your neighbors- bring your neighbor with you)

WHERE: Twin Oaks Ave. Baptist Church (on the corner of Mariposa Ave and Twin Oaks), Citrus Heights, California 95610 

 

 

Neighbors Sharing a Meal

posted by Sandra Benward, written & photographs by Luke Otterstad - Sunrise Ranch Neighborhood, Citrus Heights, California AREA 6    

                           
                        Christmas Potluck

Food Drive Unites Neighbors

 

Neighbors were greeted with a warmly decorated room filled with the aroma of turkey, ham, pie, and more, as Sunrise Ranch Neighborhood kicked off a neighborhood potluck dinner and food drive, Thursday night.

"I think we had a good time", said Doyle Champlain, president of Citrus Heights' Neighborhood Area 6. "I was pleased with the results, meeting some brand new folks, and getting good food donations for the church food closet."

 

 

 

A spirit of giving was also in the air as guests were offered a free bouquet of flowers, and two raffle winners each won a gift bag of Christmas sweets. The local food closet, run by the Twin Oaks Avenue Baptist Church -where the potluck was hosted- also received generous donations to help feed those in need.

Events like this are planned and discussed at the monthly meetings of Area 6 residents, as part of a way to bring the community together, solve problems, and make suggestions to the city for improvement.

Area 6 residents and anyone else interested are invited to attend the neighborhood's meetings every 4th Tuesday at 7 p.m., resuming 28 January at 7690 Twin Oaks Ave, Citrus Heights, California (corner of Twin Oaks Ave and Mariposa Ave)