Coronavirus Updates and Resources
With state and county stay-at-home orders in place, residents and businesses can visit
CityofRanchoCordova.org/Coronavirus
for resources, including what the Public Health Orders mean, which businesses are open, video Q&A from Mayor Sander who is also a virologist, stay-at-home activities, and more.
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Rancho Cordova Is Open for Business
If you are wondering which Rancho Cordova businesses remain open, visit our Open for Business directory. Get food delivered from a restaurant, pick up a libation to go from a Barrel District member or buy a gift card to your favorite business. Let’s keep showing our businesses we are here for them!
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Free Delivery When You Shop Online at Raley's
If you are a Rancho Cordova resident,
shop online with Raley’s Supermarket at Shop.Raleys.com and use the promo code
RanchoDelivers
at checkout for free delivery! The city created this program to support residents as we work together to stop the spread of coronavirus.
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Activities for Families
Are you looking for something to do with your stay-at-home time? Rancho Cordova is known as a place to play. Find ideas for fun ways to enjoy our city, at home or outdoors. Remember, you can still go outdoors if you keep a six-foot distance between you and others.
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Share Your Stories Using #RanchoCordovaInspires
Many residents, businesses, schools and community organizations are stepping up to help others during this difficult time. If you know of inspiring ways Rancho Cordova residents and businesses are coming together, we encourage you to share your stories on social media using the hashtag #RanchoCordovaInspires.
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School Resources and Information
Visit the Education Services section of our COVID-19/coronavirus webpage for up-to-date information
about what the school districts in Rancho Cordova are offering during this time.
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Mitchell Middle School Sewing Club Sews Facemasks
Students in the Mitchell Middle School sewing club have begun making masks to deliver to hospitals. Last week, twenty students showed up to campus early in the morning to pick up sewing machines and began sewing dozens of masks from home with hopes to deliver them to various hospitals throughout the region.
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Resources for Businesses
If you own a business in Rancho Cordova, visit our coronavirus webpage for businesses to find out about the $1 million Emergency Investment and Relief program, business counseling services that are being offered, access our business toolkit and learn about additional resources that are available to get businesses through this difficult time.
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Rancho Cordova Distilleries Make Hand Sanitizer
Last month, J.J. Pfister Distilling Company and Gold River Distillery each began producing and selling hand sanitizer instead of the usual gin, vodka, rum and brandy.
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RCPD’s Public Safety Efforts Continue
Many Rancho Cordova businesses are open, while some are temporarily closed due to the stay-at-home orders. RCPD's Crime Suppression Unit and Problem Oriented Policing Unit, in addition to their usual proactive duties, have increased patrols throughout our business community to ensure our businesses remain safe.
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An Update from Sac Metro Fire
See what Metro Fire is doing to protect first responders and to ensure that it maintains the highest level of service possible for the public. Learn more about the precautions, enhanced service for suspected COVID-19 patients, and other support activities during this uncertain time.
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Highway 50 and Zinfandel Drive Interchange Improvements
Construction on Highway 50 and Zinfandel Drive Interchange Improvements is underway. The project will add an additional lane on Zinfandel Drive over Highway 50, modify the highway entrance and exit ramps, add bicycle lanes and modify traffic signals. The project is anticipated to be completed by Summer 2020, weather permitting.
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Folsom Boulevard Beautification and Enhancement Project
The final phase of the Folsom Boulevard Beautification and Enhancement Project is underway. This phase will provide improved aesthetics and safety features along Folsom Boulevard from Bradshaw Road to Horn Road and Kilgore Road to Sunrise Boulevard. Enhancements will include new streetlights, landscaped medians, sidewalks, drainage facilities and signal upgrades.
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Sunrise Boulevard Rehabilitation Project
The Rancho Cordova City Council awarded the $6 million contract for the Sunrise Boulevard Rehabilitation Project to Martin Brothers Construction to rehabilitate Sunrise Boulevard between Folsom Boulevard and White Rock Road and along Citrus Road between Sunrise Boulevard and Trade Center Drive. Improvements will include pavement rehabilitation, new streetlights, landscaped medians, sidewalk widening, bike lanes, drainage facilities and signal upgrades. Construction for this project will begin this spring and is anticipated to be completed in Fall 2020
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Join Rancho Cordova Arts for Online Workshops
If you are looking for new, creative ways to spend your time at home, check out these YouTube tutorials published every weekday at 4 PM by Rancho Cordova Arts. Join neighborhood artists you may already know in a variety of art projects and learn how to make an artful mask with Ron Hall, create abstract art from cardboard with Cheryl Gleason and more!
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Learn About Volunteer Opportunities
Despite this unusual time, Rancho Cordovans can still come together to help stop the spread of COVID-19/coronavirus in many different ways. Residents can volunteer while maintaining their social distance.
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