Executive Director Terri Shettle reported the Oct. 6 wine tasting event needs a reboot. A smaller, more intimate event is being imagined, along with elegant culinary samples and a possible
The annual Home & Garden Tour was a success, welcoming nearly 800 attendees and netting nearly $15,000 for SCNA. A reason for the drop in attendance from last year may
Councilmember Jay Schenirer spoke to the board regarding proposed council solutions to promote implicit bias training, limiting use of lethal force, and resource allocation to underserved areas of Sacramento. Longtime
Executive director Terri Shettle reported that the 24th Street Theatre campaign has received contributions of $30,000. We are $10,000 short of our $40,000 for the matching SMAC grant for seat
SCNA President Eric Johnson reported that Kim Tucker of Impact Foundry would have the strategic plan wrapped up in the spring. Board members were encouraged to meet with her to
Eric Johnson was elected to a sixth term as SCNA president at the Jan. 9 meeting of the SCNA board. Also elected to the executive committee were Bruce Pierini, vice
Annual membership meeting The agenda for the annual membership meeting includes President Eric Johnson talking about membership and explaining the ballot to elect board members. The proposed change to the
Citizens’ Climate Lobby Guest Catherine McComey of the Sacramento chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby explained her group’s proposal for a carbon fee and dividend to mitigate pollution. The proposal has
Financial Committee Jonathan LaTurner reported that the financials for June were strong, reducing the year-end loss to only $50,000 from a projected loss of $70,000. Expenses have been kept low,
Bruce Pierini was enthusiastically welcomed back to the board. Strategic plan update Kim Tucker of Impact Foundry shared insight into her experiences with other groups and mentioned that a neighborhood’s
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