Welcome to the Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association and the Sierra 2 Center for the Arts and Community.

SCNA represents over 2,500 households in the historic Curtis Park neighborhood located just south of downtown Sacramento. Sierra 2 Center tenants include local dance companies, catering firms, religious and social services, and other community based organizations. Rental spaces are also available for weddings, conferences, parties and stage performances. Sierra 2 Center is a welcoming gathering place for neighbors as well as the entire Sacramento community.  

SIERRA 2 CENTER
2791 24th Street
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 452-3005

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Terri Shettle
Executive Director
Terri@sierra2.org

Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday 9-5:30
Friday 9-5:00

Current Events 

Curtis Park Village Update

A project that has the potential to have the greatest impact on our community is the Curtis Park Village (CPV) project proposal, currently pending in the City for approval. SCNA is concerned that it will have more commercial square footage (260,000 sq. ft.) than our local streets can handle. The Environmental Impact Report (EIR) predicts that it will drive enormous amounts of traffic through our neighborhood, and the potential Big Box stores will jeopardize nearby business districts. SCNA has advocated for less commercial space (150,000 sq. ft.) to lessen the negative traffic impacts and a design that is more like a village versus a suburban strip mall development. The SCNA Board has been working for years to help ensure that the Curtis Park Village development is in keeping with the rest of the Curtis Park community. Find out more and how you can help by clicking here.

 

Important Upcoming Dates:
February 16, 2010:     DTSC Community Meeting in Curtis Hall at Sierra 2 Center
February 18, 2010:     Release of the FINAL Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
February 25, 2010:     Planning Commission Hearing
April 1, 2010:              CPV City Council Hearing

 

 

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SCNA and the community support a thriving Senior Center, which offers people social interaction and activities.