Focus on Business:
Updates From City Hall
Sacramento County COVID-19 Updates
The Sacramento County Public Health Order has been amended to update indoor operations for certain sectors and support the State's new tier system for monitoring and re-opening of business sectors.

Effective September 23, Sacramento County, which includes Citrus Heights, will allow nail salons and physician-ordered electrolysis to resume indoor operations with modifications while following
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Sacramento County COVID-19
Halloween Guidance
Sacramento County is on the cusp of moving from the most restrictive tier of the state’s new “Blueprint For a Safer Economy,” to the next tier, red. Sacramento County needs to maintain it's current numbers for two consecutive weeks in order to be permitted by the State to move into the red tier.
 
However, red is not our final destination. Our goal is to quickly move into the orange tier – which allows for wide spread opening of most sectors of the business community, allows for more activities for families and more importantly – indicates a slowing rate of spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Sacramento County is launching a new campaign “Turn Us Orange by Halloween” – a play on both the traditional Halloween colors and the state’s colored tier system.

With all of this information in mind, the following guidance has been approved to help us celebrate Halloween safety in our Citrus Heights community:

Virtual State of the City Address
Join us October 20 at 6:00 p.m., for an evening of live updates from City leaders, highlights from community members, interactive elements, and more.

2020 has been a year unlike any other, and our community has proven solid roots can weather any storm. During our City's first virtual State of the City Broadcast we'll be spotlighting stories of resilience in Citrus Heights and sharing the vision for our future.
Citrus Heights Businesses #LoveLocal
During the beginning of COVID-19, City staff leveraged the Love Local campaign to share and promote businesses that were still open (for takeout, delivery, curbside shopping, etc.) on an easily accessible Google Map. As the pandemic has evolved, so has our Love Local campaign.

Now, we're working to collect and share photos from our businesses and residents to support messaging around the importance of shopping local!

Promote Your Business and Share Your #LoveLocal Pride:
See how far our #LoveLocal photos reach...
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