The LPCA is Looking Ahead to See What the Next Generation Brings

Neighborhood associations should reflect the values and culture of their community and Land Park is no exception! Our LPCA Board is focused on a simple mission statement: A commitment to enhancing the quality of life for William Land Regional Park and the surrounding neighborhood. We do this by:

• Advocating to protect and preserve William Land Regional Park.
• Raise community awareness and proactive solutions on issues affecting our neighborhood like road and park safety.
• Build relationships and collaborate with our elected officials to get things done.
• Support local entities, groups and projects that enhance life in Land Park.
• Host quarterly community meetings with great speakers to keep our neighbors informed.
• Offer events bringing the community together.
• Donate time and money to support local good works and projects.

That sounds like a lot, right? Well, ‘many hands make light work’ and our all-volunteer board takes that seriously. We remain focused on our mission.  But we are only as active as those who choose to join us. If you are a Land Park neighbor with more time on your hands, semi-retired, or have specific things you can contribute, contact us; board@landpark.org

The LPCA has existed for over forty years, and it’s time for the next generation to step up and keep our neighborhood voice moving in the right direction!

What’s Coming Up

June 4th LPCA Community Meeting 

The line-up of speakers will be announced. Speakers are pre-arranged before our meetings. The doors open to the community at 6pm at Fairytale Town and meeting begins at 6:30 pm. Drinks and bites always included!

July 10th Jazz in the Park

In collaboration with D7 City Councilman Rick Jennings’ office. Bring a picnic or $$ and purchase food there. Great for the entire family.

September 19th Wine Tasting 

Try some great wines, nosh, chat and support the LPCA. This is an adult-only events and tickets will be on sale.

December 6th Meet Santa 

This annual free family holiday event will be happening again at Land Park Golf Course.

This page will be updated with other events and projects soon.

Volunteer to Improve Traffic Safety at CKM High School

Traffic issues around C.K. McClatchy High School can get a bit crazy during the pick-up and drop off times. And the McClatchy PTSA is working to make it better. Among these efforts, they are developing a pilot crossing guard program for school year 2026-27. They seek adult community volunteers to take occasional shifts next school year (2026-27) as volunteer crossing guards from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and 2:15 to 3:00 on Thursdays.  Sacramento Police Department will provide training for all volunteers. Please consider volunteering and also spreading the word. Contact CKM PTSA

or fill out this simple interest form:  https://forms.gle/r2RqmaV2Kd5abMh46

Meet with D7 Chief of Staff and Get Answers

Struggling with a problem like a broken street light? Wondering why something isn’t being done about keeping the park ducks and geese from getting fishhooks in their mouths? Maybe you just want to know how you can learn more about what the city can do for Land Park?  You don’t need to schedule to meet with Rick Jennings’ office – just show up at 5 Sips Coffee on the third Wednesday at 5:00 pm and have a chat. Dennis Rogers, Rick’s Chief of Staff will be there to listen and provide his expertise to the problem.

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