City of Elk Grove NEWSLETTER
City of Elk Grove 8401 Laguna Palms Way Elk Grove, CA 95758
PRSRT STD US POSTAGE CITY OF ELK GROVE Elk Grove Postal Resident
City of Elk Grove
8401 Laguna Palms Way Elk Grove, CA 95758 (916) 478-2206 elkgrovecity.org Kristyn Nelson Public Affairs Manager knelson@elkgrovecity.org Lupe Murrietta Graphics & Multimedia Program Manager lmurrietta@elkgrovecity.org
July–August 2018 / Volume 18 / Issue 4
SCAN ME with your smart phone for up-to-date information
about the City of Elk Grove.
The City does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission to, access to, or operations of its programs, services, or activities. Questions, concerns, or complaints may be forwarded to the City’s ADA Coordinator.
Cone Zone
NEWSLETTER
Your Public Works team is busy improving our city with 17 active projects. Here are the highlights: Aquatic Center and Civic Center Commons Construction is nearing completion and is targeted for late summer. Community and Senior Center Heavy steel framing is beginning. Animal Shelter Underground utility work and foundations are in progress.
Committee Spotlight
FREE n sio Admising k r a P is $10
Citizen input is vital to how our city operates. Nearly 100 volunteers serve on committees and commissions to advise the City on issues and contribute ideas to help make our city a great place to live, work, and play.
PRESENTED BY
Gates open at 7 a.m. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 ELK GROVE REGIONAL PARK
4:00 p.m. Opening of Vendor Exhibits 5:30 p.m. Let Freedom Ride Bike and Stroller Parade 6:30 p.m. All-American Pie Eating Contest 7:00 p.m. Opening Ceremonies 7:30 p.m. Concert: The Cheeseballs 9:40 p.m. Fireworks Spectacular
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Alcohol, personal fireworks, and pets, excluding service animals, are strictly prohibited. No in/out parking privileges after 3 p.m. The dog park and disc golf course at Elk Grove Park will be closed during this event.
Take Your Best Shot of Elk Grove for Your Chance to Win! Entries Due August 19
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Committee Spotlight: Multicultural Committee Diverse Tasks for a Diverse Set of People
A committee with one of the broadest sets of tasks and responsibilities is the Multicultural Committee. Meeting the third Tuesday of every month, our ten-member Multicultural Committee takes on the following tasks and objectives: • Educating the community about the City’s cultural diversity • Advising on best practices for conducting outreach to various ethnic communities and faith-based organizations in Elk Grove Meetings held • Providing guidance to the City Council on issues impacting 3rd Tuesday multicultural communities of each month • Reviewing Sister Cities requests 6 p.m., • Promoting diversity awareness City Hall • Researching and planning the annual Multicultural Festival Appointed by the Mayor with approval of the City Council, members include Mohinder Singh (Chair), Dr. R. Ashok Shankar (Vice Chair), Arjumand S. Azeemi, Jessica Carter, Jinky Dolar, Rev. Dr. Raymond L. Hess III, Scott Matsumoto, Dr. Bhavin K. Parikh, Gurjatinder Randhawa, and Kristofer J. Tan. For more information, visit elkgrovecity.org and click on the Commissions and Committees link under the City Hall tab.
Your best photo of Elk Grove could earn you $100 AND the cover of the 2019 Elk Grove Town Planner Calendar! Submit your entries through Instagram by August 19 using the hashtag #EGTownPlanner19. The winner will be contacted via direct message on August 28, and the 2019 Elk Grove Town Planner Calendar, with the winning photo, will be distributed to addresses in Elk Grove this December. So go out and take your best shot!
7th Annual Elk Grove Multicultural Festival Presented by Kaiser Permanente Saturday, August 25 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Elk Grove Regional Park
For official contest rules and details, visit elkgrovecity.org/contest.
For more information, click on the Special Events icon at elkgrovecity.org.
Shown: 2018 Winner Carol Dyer
See, hear, and taste the rainbow as we celebrate the many cultures that make up Elk Grove. This day-long festival features a blend of world music, art, fashion, food, and fun activities for the whole family. Enjoy our dazzling diversity as you’re exposed to dozens of cultural, religious, and service organizations from around our community.
Bradshaw/Sheldon Road Intersection Improvements Work continues on the bridge replacement and multi-lane roundabout; detour in place. Big Horn Boulevard and Bilby Road Extensions Nearly 2 miles of new utilities and roadway are being constructed. Lower Laguna Creek Open Space Preserve Trail Crews are adding more than a mile of new multi-use trail along Laguna Creek, from Elk Spring Way to the Fieldale Drive area. 2018 Pavement Resurfacing Resurfacing has begun and will cover more than 26 lane miles on 36 streets, including portions of Big Horn Boulevard and Willard Parkway. Watch out for temporary road closures. Pedestrian Crossings Upgrade Installation of flashing beacons is in progress on Harbour Point Drive, Lakepoint Drive, and Whitelock Parkway.
Selling, Transporting, or Using Illegal Fireworks is a Crime
Elk Grove’s new Fireworks Task Force is patrolling neighborhoods to enforce zero tolerance against illegal fireworks. Comprised of the Elk Grove Police Department, Elk Grove Code Enforcement, and Cosumnes Fire Department, the team is working to help keep our community safe from injury and help prevent wildfires sparked by illegal fireworks. Fireworks that DO NOT carry the State Fire Marshal’s “Safe and Sane” seal are illegal in the State of California. Illegal fireworks include sky rockets, bottle rockets, roman candles, aerial shells, firecrackers, and other types that explode, go into the air, or move on the ground in an uncontrollable manner. If caught with illegal fireworks, violators will be cited and fined up to $50,000. To report illegal fireworks activity, call 916-714-5115.
elkgrovecity.org
The City is at Your Fingertips with the New Elk Grove Mobile App
Connecting with City Hall is easier with the new and improved City of Elk Grove mobile app. Offering more information and services, the new app allows users to conveniently report code violations, contact city officials, view the city calendar, watch live or archived council meetings, and view maps of the city and local trails. Access the City anytime from anywhere— download the FREE app today from your mobile device’s app store! The new City of Elk Grove app replaces the Elk Grove Public Stuff app. If you were a user of the Elk Grove Public Stuff app, you will need to delete it and add the new City of Elk Grove app.
For project locations, updates, and more info, visit elkgrovecity.org/currentprojects. Check for current road closures by visiting elkgrovecity.org/roadclosures.
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INSIDE:
Unite Against Crime Tour the World through Music Going Above and Beyond Awards 2018 Getting Around a Roundabout
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• Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize • Choices Abound as the Elk Grove Music Scene Heats Up This Summer • Proper Firework Disposal • July Is National Park & Recreation Month • Free Tire Disposal • FREE Mail-in Sharps Disposal Kit • Recycle Your Household Batteries Curbside
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• Elk Grove Salutes the Red, White, and Blue • Take Your Best Shot of Elk Grove for Your Chance to Win! • Committee Spotlight • 7th Annual Elk Grove Multicultural Festival
CALENDAR AT A GLANCE
City of Elk Grove NEWSLETTER
City Council July 11, 25; August 22 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Arts Commission July 19; August 16 6:30 p.m. City Hall – 8380 Laguna Palms, Suite 100 Disability Advisory Committee July 26; August 15 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Historic Preservation Committee July 9; August 13 6:30 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Multicultural Committee July 17; August 21 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Planning Commission July 5, 19; August 3, 16 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers
Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize Elk Grove Selected as Finalist in National Competition
Share in the camaraderie as neighborhoods throughout Elk Grove join forces with thousands of communities nationwide for this annual crime prevention event. Take a stand and show that crime will not be tolerated—lock your doors, turn on your outside lights, and join your neighbors, police officers, and firefighters. Come out on this special night as the community joins forces to: • Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness • Generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime programs • Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships • Send a message to criminals that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back
Trails Committee July 16; August 20 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers
To find out if your neighborhood is hosting a special event or to register your block party, contact the Elk Grove Police Department Crime Prevention Officers at 916-478-8122 or CrimePrevention@ElkGrovePD.org.
CITY HOLIDAYS
Tour the World through Music 31st Annual Strauss Festival “Postcards from the Grand Tour” July 26–29 Elk Grove Regional Park, Strauss Island
Farmers Market Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon Laguna Gateway Shopping Center (at Big Horn Blvd. and Laguna Blvd.) california-grown.com Sundays, 8 a.m. to noon p.m. Old Town Plaza Ilovemyfarmersmarket.com
First Saturday Art Reception Saturday, July 7 and August 4 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Elk Grove Fine Arts Center elkgrovefineartscenter.org Food Truck Mania Wednesdays, July 11 and August 2 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Old Town Plaza sactomofo.com DCI Capital Classic Show July 6, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monterey Trail High School 8662 Power Inn Road dci.org Community Campout July 14 through 15 Elk Grove Regional Park $14/person (pre-registration required) 916-405-5600 yourcsd.com Comedy Under the Stars Friday, July 13, 8 p.m. Laguna Town Hall, 3020 Renwick Avenue yourcsd.com Sacramento Asian Sports Foundation College and Career Workshop August 10-12 9040 High Tech Court, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. sasfevents.org Elk Grove Soccer Jamboree August 19 Elk Grove Regional Park, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. elkgrovesoccer.com
Beautiful music, traditional dance, and gorgeous costumes will take you on a “Grand Tour” through France, Italy, Russia, England, the United States, Germany, and Austria. Gather your friends and family for this FREE adventure set to music played by a 40-piece live orchestra. Bring your own picnic or purchase food and drinks from licensed vendors (including wine and beer). Please note that alcoholic beverages may be purchased during this event but are not allowed to be brought into the park. Parking is $10. Reserve paid bleacher seating online at straussfestival.com. Promenade begins at 7:30 p.m., show begins at 8:15 p.m., with fireworks and pyrotechnic display marking the spectacular closing. For more information, call 916-714-2527, or visit straussfestival.com.
Above and Beyond Awards 2018 Recognizing Success in Access for Everyone Do you know a business, organization, or individual who goes “Above and Beyond” for individuals with disabilities in Elk Grove? If so, take a moment to nominate them for the City of Elk Grove’s Disability Advisory Committee’s Accessibility Award. The committee will review applications and recognize honorees during Disability Awareness Month in October. Working together, we can help improve quality of life for everyone in Elk Grove.
Applications are available at elkgrovecity.org/dac or by contacting the City’s ADA Coordinator at 916-478-2250. The nomination period ends August 3.
Getting Around a Roundabout
Roundabouts are designed to make intersections safer and more efficient for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. Elk Grove has added another new roundabout to improve the traffic flow at the intersection of Bradshaw and Sheldon Roads. You can safely and easily navigate a roundabout if you keep these tips in mind: • • • •
Slow down as you approach the roundabout, yield to cars already in the roundabout. If there is no traffic, you can enter without yielding. Enter the roundabout when there is a safe gap in traffic. Look for pedestrians and proceed to your exit; do not stop in the roundabout.
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Choices Abound as the Elk Grove Summer Music Scene Heats Up FREE Friday Night Concerts
Summer in Elk Grove gives us a chance to dine and dance al fresco. Step out to these free Friday night concerts and enjoy the delta breezes. Grab a lawn chair and head Down the Dirt Road with Chicks in Crisis at their ranch at 9455 E. Stockton Boulevard for these acts: July 27: Phil Serna and Unsupervised August 24: Julie and the Jukes Gates open at 5 p.m. with music from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds from beer, wine, and food benefit Chicks in Crisis. No dogs (except service animals) or outside food and beverages allowed. For more information, call 916 441-1243. The Cosumnes CSD brings back its Hot Summer Nights Concerts Series at Laguna Town Hall at 3020 Renwick Avenue every Friday in August. Bring your own food and beverages or purchase from local vendors. Children’s activities and other concessions are offered at varying costs. August 3: Code Blue – Classic Rock August 10: Gotcha Covered – Today’s Hits August 17: DonGato Latin Band – Salsa/Cuban August 24: FBI Band – Motown, Soul, and more
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August 31: Cripple Creek Band – Country and Country Rock BRADSH AW R OAD
July 4 City Hall Closed
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Independence Day Observed
From hundreds of cities across the nation, Elk Grove has been selected as one of just 35 finalists for the Bloomberg Mayors Challenge for innovation in local government. Elk Grove’s proposal to streamline low income housing applications has earned our City a $100,000 grant and free access to renowned innovation advisors to test and refine this program. Staff at the City and the regional housing authority are working with small and large landlords and renters who are having trouble finding housing to find out more about what type of experience and features they need. Dozens of prototypes are being tested, all with the goal of getting people into units faster and more cost effectively. If all goes well, Elk Grove has a chance at an additional $1 million to $5 million in grant funding this October. For more information, visit mayorschallenge.bloomberg.org.
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EVENTS
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Unite Against Crime 35th Annual National Night Out Tuesday, August 7 | 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Amphitheater opens at 5 p.m. with music from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more information, visit yourcsd.com
WHO TO CALL Proper Firework Disposal Follow these steps for USED fireworks SOAK: Completely submerge fireworks in a bucket of water and soak overnight. WRAP: Double wrap soaked fireworks in plastic wrap or plastic bags (so they don’t dry out). DISPOSE: Place the wrapped fireworks in your garbage bin for regular pickup by Republic Services. Please take UNUSED fireworks to your local Fire Department. To find a location near you, visit yourcsd.com/fire.
July is National Park & Recreation Month
Uncover “A Lifetime of Discovery” at your local parks and rec this July. For details, follow Cosumnes CSD Parks & Recreation on Facebook. #DiscoverYourCSD | @CosumnesParkRec
Free Tire Disposal Elk Grove Special Waste Collection Center 9255 Disposal Lane
Tire Collection July 8–11 | August 5–8 | 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, call 916-627-3232 or visit elkgrovecity.org/recycle.
Two New Programs Offered by Republic Services Starting July 1
FREE Mail-in Sharps Disposal Kit
Safely and conveniently dispose of your sharps with the sharps kit. Simply call Republic Services at 916-635-2500 to request your “mail-in sharps kit.” Your Republic driver will hand-deliver your kit on your next service day. What’s included? Sharps container, mail-back box with an affixed (postage paid) return label, and packing tape. Sharps kit requests are available by phone only. The “on-call sharps pick-up” program remains in effect.
Recycle Your Household Batteries Curbside No appointment required!
Follow these steps for battery disposal: • Place batteries (9V, AA, AAA, D, DD, and button cell batteries) inside a clear resealable plastic bag. • Place the bag on top of your recycling bin’s lid during your regular scheduled recycle day. • Republic will pick up your batteries FREE of charge. Note: For safety purposes, lithium and 9V batteries must be taped at both ends.
Ask Elk Grove 916-691-CITY (2489) Fire-Medical-Police Emergency 911 Police Non-Emergency 714-5115 City of Elk Grove 24-Hour 687-3005 Call Number for Street Hazards, Flooding, Traffic Signals, Streetlights, Drainage Problems Abandoned Vehicles (Police) 714-5115 ADA Coordinator 478-2250 Animal Services 687-3042 Building Department 478-2235 Chamber of Commerce 691-3760 City Clerk 478-3635 City Council 478-2201 City Hall 691-2489 City Manager 478-2200 Code Enforcement 687-3023 Cosumnes Community Services District - Administration 405-7150 - Fire Department (Non-Emergency) 405-7100 - Parks and Recreation 405-5300 - Wackford Complex 405-5600 - Emerald Lakes Golf Course 685-4653 Crime Prevention 478-8122 Economic Development 627-3210 Elk Grove Water Service 685-3556 e-tran (bus service) 683-8726 e-van (paratransit service) 683-8726 Food Bank 685-8453 Garbage & Recycling 635-2500 Graffiti Hotline 478-8231 Human Resources 478-2269 Laguna Creek Watershed Council 454-4544 Library 264-2700 Mosquito Control 685-1022 www.fightthebite.net Planning Department 478-2265 Poison Control (800) 222-1222 Police Records Bureau 478-8170 Police Service Center at City Hall 478-8100 Public Works 687-3005 Red Cross 368-3131 Renters Helpline/Fair Housing 389-7877 Risk Management 478-2250 School District 686-5085 Senior Center 685-3160 Sewer Problem 875-6730 Street Sweeping 687-3005 Suicide Prevention 368-3111 Special Waste Collection Center 627-3232 Teen Center 686-6942 TTY/TDD (888) 435-6092 TTY/TDD (California Relay) 711 Traffic Bureau (Police) 627-3714 Transit Services Administration 683-8726 Utility Billing 478-3642 Youth Services /Juvenile Diversion 627-3344 Women’s Shelter Crisis Line 920-2952
ELK GROVE CITY COUNCIL Mayor Steve Ly SteveLy@elkgrovecity.org Vice Mayor Darren Suen | District 1 dsuen@elkgrovecity.org Councilmember Patrick Hume | District 2 phume@elkgrovecity.org Councilmember Steven Detrick | District 3 sdetrick@elkgrovecity.org Councilmember Stephanie Nguyen | District 4 snguyen@elkgrovecity.org Did you know that City Council meetings can be viewed on Cable Channel 14, and both Council and Planning Commission meetings can be viewed streaming on the City website?
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City of Elk Grove NEWSLETTER
City of Elk Grove 8401 Laguna Palms Way Elk Grove, CA 95758
PRSRT STD US POSTAGE CITY OF ELK GROVE Elk Grove Postal Resident
City of Elk Grove
8401 Laguna Palms Way Elk Grove, CA 95758 (916) 478-2206 elkgrovecity.org Kristyn Nelson Public Affairs Manager knelson@elkgrovecity.org Lupe Murrietta Graphics & Multimedia Program Manager lmurrietta@elkgrovecity.org
July–August 2018 / Volume 18 / Issue 4
SCAN ME with your smart phone for up-to-date information
about the City of Elk Grove.
The City does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission to, access to, or operations of its programs, services, or activities. Questions, concerns, or complaints may be forwarded to the City’s ADA Coordinator.
Cone Zone
NEWSLETTER
Your Public Works team is busy improving our city with 17 active projects. Here are the highlights: Aquatic Center and Civic Center Commons Construction is nearing completion and is targeted for late summer. Community and Senior Center Heavy steel framing is beginning. Animal Shelter Underground utility work and foundations are in progress.
Committee Spotlight
FREE n sio Admising k r a P is $10
Citizen input is vital to how our city operates. Nearly 100 volunteers serve on committees and commissions to advise the City on issues and contribute ideas to help make our city a great place to live, work, and play.
PRESENTED BY
Gates open at 7 a.m. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 ELK GROVE REGIONAL PARK
4:00 p.m. Opening of Vendor Exhibits 5:30 p.m. Let Freedom Ride Bike and Stroller Parade 6:30 p.m. All-American Pie Eating Contest 7:00 p.m. Opening Ceremonies 7:30 p.m. Concert: The Cheeseballs 9:40 p.m. Fireworks Spectacular
For tle shut it E E R F e vis servic n.org e-tra
Alcohol, personal fireworks, and pets, excluding service animals, are strictly prohibited. No in/out parking privileges after 3 p.m. The dog park and disc golf course at Elk Grove Park will be closed during this event.
Take Your Best Shot of Elk Grove for Your Chance to Win! Entries Due August 19
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Committee Spotlight: Multicultural Committee Diverse Tasks for a Diverse Set of People
A committee with one of the broadest sets of tasks and responsibilities is the Multicultural Committee. Meeting the third Tuesday of every month, our ten-member Multicultural Committee takes on the following tasks and objectives: • Educating the community about the City’s cultural diversity • Advising on best practices for conducting outreach to various ethnic communities and faith-based organizations in Elk Grove Meetings held • Providing guidance to the City Council on issues impacting 3rd Tuesday multicultural communities of each month • Reviewing Sister Cities requests 6 p.m., • Promoting diversity awareness City Hall • Researching and planning the annual Multicultural Festival Appointed by the Mayor with approval of the City Council, members include Mohinder Singh (Chair), Dr. R. Ashok Shankar (Vice Chair), Arjumand S. Azeemi, Jessica Carter, Jinky Dolar, Rev. Dr. Raymond L. Hess III, Scott Matsumoto, Dr. Bhavin K. Parikh, Gurjatinder Randhawa, and Kristofer J. Tan. For more information, visit elkgrovecity.org and click on the Commissions and Committees link under the City Hall tab.
Your best photo of Elk Grove could earn you $100 AND the cover of the 2019 Elk Grove Town Planner Calendar! Submit your entries through Instagram by August 19 using the hashtag #EGTownPlanner19. The winner will be contacted via direct message on August 28, and the 2019 Elk Grove Town Planner Calendar, with the winning photo, will be distributed to addresses in Elk Grove this December. So go out and take your best shot!
7th Annual Elk Grove Multicultural Festival Presented by Kaiser Permanente Saturday, August 25 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Elk Grove Regional Park
For official contest rules and details, visit elkgrovecity.org/contest.
For more information, click on the Special Events icon at elkgrovecity.org.
Shown: 2018 Winner Carol Dyer
See, hear, and taste the rainbow as we celebrate the many cultures that make up Elk Grove. This day-long festival features a blend of world music, art, fashion, food, and fun activities for the whole family. Enjoy our dazzling diversity as you’re exposed to dozens of cultural, religious, and service organizations from around our community.
Bradshaw/Sheldon Road Intersection Improvements Work continues on the bridge replacement and multi-lane roundabout; detour in place. Big Horn Boulevard and Bilby Road Extensions Nearly 2 miles of new utilities and roadway are being constructed. Lower Laguna Creek Open Space Preserve Trail Crews are adding more than a mile of new multi-use trail along Laguna Creek, from Elk Spring Way to the Fieldale Drive area. 2018 Pavement Resurfacing Resurfacing has begun and will cover more than 26 lane miles on 36 streets, including portions of Big Horn Boulevard and Willard Parkway. Watch out for temporary road closures. Pedestrian Crossings Upgrade Installation of flashing beacons is in progress on Harbour Point Drive, Lakepoint Drive, and Whitelock Parkway.
Selling, Transporting, or Using Illegal Fireworks is a Crime
Elk Grove’s new Fireworks Task Force is patrolling neighborhoods to enforce zero tolerance against illegal fireworks. Comprised of the Elk Grove Police Department, Elk Grove Code Enforcement, and Cosumnes Fire Department, the team is working to help keep our community safe from injury and help prevent wildfires sparked by illegal fireworks. Fireworks that DO NOT carry the State Fire Marshal’s “Safe and Sane” seal are illegal in the State of California. Illegal fireworks include sky rockets, bottle rockets, roman candles, aerial shells, firecrackers, and other types that explode, go into the air, or move on the ground in an uncontrollable manner. If caught with illegal fireworks, violators will be cited and fined up to $50,000. To report illegal fireworks activity, call 916-714-5115.
elkgrovecity.org
The City is at Your Fingertips with the New Elk Grove Mobile App
Connecting with City Hall is easier with the new and improved City of Elk Grove mobile app. Offering more information and services, the new app allows users to conveniently report code violations, contact city officials, view the city calendar, watch live or archived council meetings, and view maps of the city and local trails. Access the City anytime from anywhere— download the FREE app today from your mobile device’s app store! The new City of Elk Grove app replaces the Elk Grove Public Stuff app. If you were a user of the Elk Grove Public Stuff app, you will need to delete it and add the new City of Elk Grove app.
For project locations, updates, and more info, visit elkgrovecity.org/currentprojects. Check for current road closures by visiting elkgrovecity.org/roadclosures.
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INSIDE:
Unite Against Crime Tour the World through Music Going Above and Beyond Awards 2018 Getting Around a Roundabout
Page 3
• Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize • Choices Abound as the Elk Grove Music Scene Heats Up This Summer • Proper Firework Disposal • July Is National Park & Recreation Month • Free Tire Disposal • FREE Mail-in Sharps Disposal Kit • Recycle Your Household Batteries Curbside
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• Elk Grove Salutes the Red, White, and Blue • Take Your Best Shot of Elk Grove for Your Chance to Win! • Committee Spotlight • 7th Annual Elk Grove Multicultural Festival