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2 days ago |
citrusheightssentinel.com | Sara Williams
By Sara Beth Williams–The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday will be asked to approve several construction contracts and a memorandum of understanding and to approve grant funding and ordinance updates. The next City Council meeting will be held May 14 at 6 p.m., with a special council meeting to be held at 5 p.m. at Citrus Heights City Hall.
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2 days ago |
citrusheightssentinel.com | Sara Williams
File photo, roadwork ahead. // CH SentinelBy Sara Beth Williams–The city is launching the Sunrise Boulevard resurfacing project, beginning the evening of Monday, May 12. The comprehensive infrastructure project will consist of resurfacing Sunrise Boulevard from Madison Avenue to Greenback Lane, as well as Macy Plaza Drive from Birdcage Street to Sunrise Boulevard. The project will span eight weeks and include a multi-layer resurfacing treatment designed to improve road durability and safety.
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5 days ago |
citrusheightssentinel.com | Sara Williams
Sentinel Staff Report–Latest police incident logs show an increase in 911 hangups while showing a decrease in vehicle violations and theft. A list of police logs from May 1-7 are listed below.
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5 days ago |
citrusheightssentinel.com | Sara Williams
Construction workers have demolished sidewalks for the Auburn Blvd. Complete Streets Project Phase 2. // S.B. WilliamsBy Sara Beth Williams–Amid ongoing public complaints about deteriorating road conditions in the city, Citrus Heights General Services Director Regina Cave sat down for an interview to address residents’ questions and concerns, and explained when and how the city is responding. How much money is being allocated toward fixing roads?
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5 days ago |
citrusheightssentinel.com | Sara Williams
By Sara Beth Williams–A residence in Citrus Heights caught fire twice within the span of several hours Thursday night and Friday morning, according to Sacramento Metro Fire District officials. Fire officials initially responded to a home on Bayoak Way in Citrus Heights just before 9 p.m. Thursday and discovered an extinguished attic fire. Crews performed salvage and overhaul, and Metro Fire officials said the cause of the initial fire was possibly due to an electrical short in the attic.
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