The LPCA Community Meeting was Lit!

The quarterly LPCA Community meeting on June 5th at Fairytale Town was a big success.

We would like to thank all of the neigbors who attended, asked questions and were ready to learn how to get more engaged in supporting our community.

We’d like to thank all of our speakers: 

Crocker Art Museum – Kat Haro

District 7 City Councilman Rick Jennings Chief of Staff- Dennis Rogers

Senator Angelique Ashby’s Offidce – Andrew Powers 

Sacramento Police Department – Lt. Cunningham

Mayor Kevin McCarty’s Office – David Augusto

A special thanks to Taylor’s Market for donating the wine.

and to Target Riverside Blvd. for the snacks.

Keep in touch and check this website for future postings. Feel free to reach out to us at: communications@landpark.org

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Let’s Get William Land Park back to a Peaceful Green Space for All

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

This is the LPCA stance on bad driving and other behaviors that negatively impact all who visit William Land Park:

William Land Park is over 100 years old. It was designed to provide a peaceful green space for everyone to relax and recreate. It is not made for Cal-Expo type events. When people come and ignore the rules, they harm all the other visitors coming to the park to celebrate their own events. We support the efforts to bring William Land Park back to its intended purpose.

There are over 250 parks and open spaces in Sacramento. Each area is designed to accommodate specific types of events. There are plenty of options for those seeking places to celebrate larger,  louder events.

And we are ready to partner with our city leaders and those who wish to collaborate and bring common sense to discussions around impacts of behavior to this historic and cherished park.

Here is a local news update about the sitation (6-5-25): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uO7iArryIsE

If you would like to advocate with us for a positive approach to issues like this, you can;

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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