Time for Bites & Talk at the June LPCA Community Meeting

The quarterly LPCA Community meeting is June 5th at Fairytale Town. Doors open at 6pm and the meeting begins around 6:30 pm.

Interested in a boring meeting? NOPE! And neither are we. There will be wine tasting and food to wind down for the day. Chat with neighbors before we start. Speakers include staff from:

District 7 Citycouncilman Rick Jennings

Senator Angelique Ashby

Sacramento Fire Department – updates on fire safety for summer

Sacramento Police Department – public safety updates

Mayor Kevin McCarty – city updates

You can listen and ask questions. Need help with a particular issue in your block? Get information.

If there is something you’ve been wondering about, now is the time to learn more and find out how you can make the difference!

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City Budge Cuts = Dangerous Driving in William Land Park 

All of Sacramento came to celebrate Easter weekend in William Land Regional Park. Some people decided it was a good time to threaten the safety of others. Dangerous speeding, like sideshow behavior was seen throughout the weekend in Land Park and the neighborhood. Here is the video taken Easter weekend: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bFUfBa71oW0

 The City of Sacramento is $44 million in debt. Core services such as fire, parks, police and maintenance are on the table again!  There are less than 10 park rangers for all of Sacramento and boots-on-the-ground police numbers are very low for our city’s size. They can’t properly patrol areas like Land Park on holiday weekends and mitigate bad driving attitudes. Until this is fixed, dangerous driving will continue to escalate. So, what can you do?

1.   Attend Mayor McCarty’s Land Park Listening Session on Thursday, May 8th at Fairytale Town from 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm. You can let him know your concens about traffic safety and other issues. You can also bring your own ideas and suggestions around how the city can make Sacramento better. 

2. Attend city council, watch the streaming video, or watch it later. Public comment allows citizens two minutes to speak to council. Go ot this link to learn about upcoming meetings and more;  https://sacramento.granicus.com/ViewPublisher.php?view_id=21

3. Join our membership and/or an LPCA committee. We are an all-volunteer board and only as active as those who join us. Make the difference, get busy and let’s bring positive change to our community!

4. Attend one of our free community meetings and ask direct questions to your city leaders. 

5. Reach out to us at; communications@landpark.org 

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