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Mayor Budge at the Rancho Cordova Luncheon
Join us at the Rancho Cordova Luncheon on Friday, January 20 to hear from Mayor Linda Budge and learn about the city's plans for 2023. Learn more
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Local Nonprofits Can Apply for COVID-19 Recovery Grants
The City of Rancho Cordova's Recovery Grants is a grant program to support local nonprofit organizations that are experiencing economic hardship from the COVID-19 pandemic. Applications can be submitted through Tuesday, January 31at 5 PM. Learn more
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Storm Preparedness Tips
Rain is in the extended forecast for Rancho Cordova and throughout the region. Here are a few steps to take to ensure you are storm ready. Learn more
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City Holiday STAR Program Recognizes 29 Rancho Cordova Students
For the sixth year in a row, the Holiday STAR (Student Talent Achievement Reward) program recognized and rewarded Rancho Cordova students who are successful academically, despite challenging circumstances. Learn more
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Rancho Cordova Mayor, Vice Mayor Sworn In for 2023
Rancho Cordova City Council Members Linda Budge and David M. Sander, Ph.D.
assumed the roles of mayor and vice mayor, respectively, at the December 19 Rancho
Cordova City Council meeting, after a unanimous vote by their Council Member
colleagues. Learn more
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Academics, Real-world Technology Provide Pathways to Higher Learning
Cordova High School's Patient Care course prepares students for careers in health care by combining academics with the latest medical technology. The two-year curriculum uses 3D-imaging and real-world simulators to provide a hands-on experience within the classroom. The course is part of the school's Career Technical Education (CTE) programs. Learn more
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New Drumline Program Available at Mills Middle School
With support from the city’s Community Enhancement & Investment Fund, Mills Middle School now has its first drumline program. Students in the program can learn how to play various drum instruments, such as the bass, tenor and snare drums. They will perform at school rallies, athletic games, local community events, parades and more. Learn more
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Cordova High Students Joined 2022 El Dorado Forestry Challenge
Four students from Cordova High School recently participated in the El Dorado Forestry Challenge in Grizzly Flats. The contest brought together 116 students from 16 Northern California schools, and participants developed plans for new forests in areas impacted by the Caldor Fire. The competition also included a field test to assess technical forest knowledge and data-collecting skills. Learn more
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Grant Applications Accepted Starting in February
The City of Rancho Cordova will soon be accepting grant applications for Community Enhancement & Investment Fund projects. The city will review and consider awarding grants to individuals, organizations, businesses and community partners who are interested in enhancing the Rancho Cordova community through arts, culture, history, entertainment, sports, education and other projects. Learn more
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Community Enhancement & Investment Fund Citizen Report Published
The annual report illustrates the many projects funded in Fiscal Year 2021/2022 to enhance our community and invest in residents and businesses. The report will arrive in resident mailboxes in the coming days. Learn more
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Robotics Program Open for Registration
The Suvidha International Foundation RanchoBot Challenge returns in May 2023, and Rancho Cordova students in 4th through 8th grades are encouraged to register. The robotics training and challenge is free, with up to 20 teams of five to eight students competing in Sumo Bot, Line Follower and Advanced Robotics. Register here
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Registration Open for Speech and Debate Training Programs
Suvidha International Foundation is offering speech and debate training programs for Rancho Cordova students in 4th through 8th grades starting this month. For the second year in a row, students will develop effective researching capabilities, critical thinking skills, writing proficiency, public speaking skills and leadership skills. Register here
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Festival of Knowledge, International Kite Festival Among Upcoming Events
The Community Enhancement & Investment Fund supports a variety of events in 2023, including the Festival of Knowledge and the International Kite Festival this month. Stay tuned to the city's event calendar for details. Learn more
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View the Queue: New Project Applications
Interested in applications for new projects in Rancho Cordova? View our new interactive map, which includes new businesses, permits and development projects, as well as sign up for alerts for projects you’re interested in following. Learn more
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Community Open House for Roundabout Feasibility Study
Join the City of Rancho Cordova on Wednesday, January 18 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM for a Community Open House for the Roundabout Feasibility Study. The city received a grant to study the feasibility of constructing roundabouts at new and existing intersections. The study will evaluate and prioritize potential locations, create an implementation plan including conceptual designs, and develop guidelines for additional roundabout locations. Learn more
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City Seeking Feedback on Climate Action Plan
The City of Rancho Cordova is developing a Climate Action Plan (CAP) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions generated in our city. The CAP will set goals to reduce emissions and outline policies and actions to achieve these goals. Learn about the strategies and measures that are being considered in this plan, and provide your feedback by Friday, January 13. Take the survey
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Rancho Cordova Police Officer and PAL Director Jose De La Cruz Retires
Rancho Cordova Police Department Officer and Rancho Cordova Police Activities League (PAL) Executive Director Jose De La Cruz retired after 22 years of service to the community. He has served the City of Rancho Cordova as a Patrol Officer, School Resource Officer and Problem Oriented Policing Officer, before serving as Executive Director of PAL. Learn more
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Neighborhood Watch Meetings Set for 2023
Join RCPD at a Neighborhood Watch meeting! Learn about proactive policing programs in our community, ask questions, and meet your Problem Oriented Policing (POP) Officer. The meetings are open to all residents, whether you are a member of an active Neighborhood Watch group or interested in potential partnerships. Learn more
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Animal Services Program Helps Family Keep Their Dog
A Rancho Cordova family was facing the heart-wrenching decision of having to give up their dog when veterinary bills mounted, and money was tight. But a new Animal Services Program was able to help them get care for and keep their furry friend. Learn more
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Rancho Cordova Schools Receive Free Art Supply Kits
Over $7,000 in art supplies was recently distributed to 35 teachers from 14 different Rancho Cordova schools. The art supply kits included paint, glue, canvasses, clay, tools and more. The kits were donated by Rancho Cordova Arts, a nonprofit organization that raised funds to purchase the supplies at its recent Micro Masterpiece art exhibit and sale. Learn more
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Smithsonian Exhibit Coming to the MACC
A traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History will bring personal stories, fascinating documents, stunning photographs and interactive exhibits calling attention to the dark era of Japanese Internment Camps. The exhibit opens on Thursday, February 2 at the MACC. Learn more
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Now Hiring
The City of Rancho Cordova is currently recruiting for the following positions:
- Deputy City Clerk
- Management Analyst I - Public Works
Learn more
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Sign Up for Emergency Alert System
The Regional Emergency Alert System provides notifications from the city in the event of an emergency or during a test. The Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services has contracted with a new provider for these notifications. Sign up in the new system today to continue receiving notifications. Sign up
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