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Discover the Heart of Community in Your Neighborhood Area!

This month, we’re thrilled to celebrate Neighborhood Area Awareness Month! It’s a brand-new initiative highlighting the incredible people and efforts that bring life to our eight unique Neighborhood Areas.


Whether you’re a newcomer to the City or a longtime resident, there’s no better time to explore what makes your Neighborhood Area special and find out how you can get involved. Start by attending a monthly meeting or reaching out to your Neighborhood Area President to discover exciting opportunities on the horizon.


Stay connected and inspired—follow us on social media for stories, updates, and highlights from our Neighborhood Areas throughout the month!

Recycle Your Trees & Lights After the Holidays


The City of Citrus Heights and Republic Services have made recycling your trees and holiday lights easy this season. Both services are available until January 17th.


To Recycle Your Lights:

You can drop off your old, broken, or unused holiday lights during City Hall lobby hours, which are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.


To Recycle your (Real) Tree: Cut your tree into pieces and fit them into your organics cart OR place your tree curbside on your waste collection day 

2025 Neighborhood Clean-Up Reminders


Republic Services provides residents with three free Neighborhood Clean-Ups per year. Here are a few reminders to ensure a smooth and clean pickup!


  • Be sure to wait 48 hours before your pick-up day to set out your pile
  • Review the list of acceptable materials before placing them for pick-up
  • Avoiding blocking sidewalks or streets with piles of materials
  • Keep materials at least 6 feet away from vehicles and carts


Have questions about Neighborhood Clean Up? Call our General Services Department at (916) 727-4770. 

Notice of Postponement: Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan Owner-Initiated Proposed Amendment


The City of Citrus Heights announces that the public meeting agenda item originally scheduled for January 22, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. to review a proposed amendment to the Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan has been postponed for a second time at the request of the property owner, Ethan Conrad Properties.


Read the full statement.

Start 2025 Off with Local Volunteering

Is volunteering part of your New Year’s resolution? Start the year by making a meaningful impact right here in Citrus Heights!


Our Volunteer Hub is your go-to resource for discovering local opportunities to give back to your community. Whether you’re assisting with food distribution, beautifying our city’s trails, or supporting other community initiatives, there’s something for everyone to get involved.


Make 2025 a year of connection and service—visit the Citrus Heights Volunteer Hub today and find the perfect opportunity to make a difference!
Meetings & Events
 

City Council Meeting

Wednesday, January 22

@ 6 p.m.


Please note that meetings are subject to change. Visit

CitrusHeights.net for updates. All meetings are held at City Hall: 6360 Fountain Square Drive, Citrus Heights, CA 95621

Upcoming

City Hall Closures


January 20: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
 

Sacramento County: Flu Vaccine Clinic

Thursday, January 16


Single Mom Strong: Career Advancement Coaching

Fridays, January 17/24/31


Single Mom Strong: New Year Kick-off: Speed Dating for Mom Friends Edition Saturday, January 18


Safe Credit Union: "Long Term Estate Planning with Ed Fong"

Tuesday, January 21


If you'd like to see your event posted, sign up for Connect Citrus Heights here.

Statement from the City of Citrus Heights Regarding Macy’s Closure at Sunrise Mall


The City of Citrus Heights acknowledges the announcement of Macy’s decision to close its two stores at Sunrise Mall as part of the company’s plan to shutter several stores nationwide. This is not an isolated event but a reflection of the evolving retail landscape, which is influencing major retailers across the country, including Macy’s decision to close its flagship store in downtown Sacramento. 


Read the full statement.

You Ask, We Answer

Where we answer common

resident questions


Q: How can I report beautification needs and blight issues I see in the City?



A: Proactively reporting service requests about blight in public spaces helps city staff deploy resources quickly and efficiently to resolve issues.  


Residents are encouraged to report litter, illegal dumping, shopping carts, damaged public signs, and more.


Report concerns via

Youth Poster Contest Winners Awarded this Month


Last year our community's young creatives participated in the 2024 Calendar Art Contest in collaboration with Republic Services. The theme for this year's calendar was "Who is your recycling here?” Pictured above is the Grand Prize art drawn by Juannahlyn, a 5th-grade student at Carriage Drive Elementary! Stop by City Hall to receive a free calendar.


We're excited to recognize the awardees at this month's City Council meeting on January 22nd at 6 p.m. Join us to see the art that will be featured in the calendar and the artists who created it! 
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