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
The campaign of District 5 City Council candidate Tamika L’Ecluse received contributions of $1,650 each on April 19 from real estate developer Paul Petrovich and Cheryl Petrovich but refunded the
The March rains were a welcome relief after a dry January and February. But even with these rains, Curtis Park residents are becoming more aware of California’s water shortage and
Why does SCNA need such a large reserve fund? —Bruce Pierini SCNA Board Treasurer Jonathan LaTurner answers:
April 9, 2018 Dear Mayor Steinberg: I write today on behalf of the Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association and the people who call Curtis Park home, to ask for substantive change
We’re almost through winter, and things at the city are still moving along. I am pleased to share a quick update on what’s been happening citywide with regard to those
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
The dark lines on this map show the areas of Curtis Park to be resurfaced in spring 2018. The tentative schedule is for construction from April through June. Streets will
As winter storms roll in, the rain is a welcome respite from Sacramento’s hot dry summers. Wind usually accompanies major rainstorms and, depending on the severity, trees will shed large
In this new monthly feature, SCNA board members will answer questions of neighborhood interest. Send your questions to Bruce Pierini at brucepierini@gmail.com. The SCNA board has been working with a
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