City of Elk Grove
July–August 2017 / Volume 17 / Issue 4
NEWSLETTER Celebrate America at the 21st Annual Salute to the Red White and Blue Festival A FREE
dmission Parking is $10
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Schedule of Events: 4:00 p.m. Opening of Vendor Exhibits 5:00 p.m. Roaming Entertainment 5:30 p.m. Let Freedom Ride Bike For le shutt and Stroller Parade FREE e visit ic v ser n.org 7:00 p.m. Opening Ceremonies e-tra 7:30 p.m. Concert featuring Saved by the 90s 9:30 p.m. Fireworks Spectacular!
TUESDAY, JULY 4
Parking is $10 per vehicle. Gates open at 7 a.m. Alcohol, personal fireworks, and pets (excluding service animals) are strictly prohibited.
ELK GROVE REGIONAL PARK
No in/out parking privileges after 3 p.m.
The dog park and disc golf course amenities at Elk Grove Park will be closed during this event.
Fresh Fun and New Hours at
8 a.m. to noon Old Town Plaza
Heading to the River or Lake?
Keep yourself and your whole family safe on the water Stop by a Life Jacket Loan Station and borrow life jackets for FREE! Sizes range from infant to adult XL and can be borrowed for the day or the entire weekend. Before you hit the water, stop by one of the following Cosumnes Fire Stations for a loaner life jacket: Fire Station 71 (8760 Elk Grove Blvd.) or 75 (2300 Maritime Dr.). Details about this program are available by visiting www.yourcsd.com or calling 405-7100.
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Heavy winter rains caused the weeds to grow like crazy, but the City’s new maintenance crew—1,000 goats—are ready to eat away this wildfire risk. Beginning July 1, the herd will clear about two to four acres per day around the areas of Strawberry Creek, Elk Grove Creek, Laguna Creek and Stonebrook. Two days prior to their arrival, temporary fencing will be installed. Their work is expected to be completed by September 15. This program offers a natural, safe way to reduce fire danger around local creeks and large parcels. As an added bonus, your kid will get a kick out of seeing them! For more information, visit www.elkgrovecity.org
There’s always something new and fresh at Old Town’s Farmers Market— including new summer hours. Shop for fresh produce and hand-crafted items each Sunday from 8 a.m. to noon at the Old Town Elk Grove Farmers Market. Hours are effective through October. For a listing of news and upcoming events, visit www.ILoveMyFarmersMarket.com.
Weeds Got Your Goat? Goats Will Get the Weeds!
INSIDE:
Page 2 • Bzzzz...Fight the Bite! • Having a Block Party this Summer? • Cone Zone New Hours 8 a.m. to noon
Page 3 • National Night Out • Celebrate Diversity in August • 6th Annual Elk Grove Multicultural Festival • Going Above and Beyond Deserves Recognition • Tap into the Region’s Transit System Page 4 • Understanding Your New Utility Bill Page 5 • Stay Safe by Properly Disposing of Fireworks • Learn to Compost—for FREE! • Tire Collection Days • School Supplies—Don’t Buy New, Reuse! Page 6 • Read for Fun. Read to Win. • Drive Thru Vaccine Clinic • Register for CRC Classes Today! • Win $100 in City Photo Contest! • Tee up for Teens! • 30th Annual Strauss Festival
CALENDAR AT A GLANCE
City of Elk Grove NEWSLETTER
City Council July 12, 26; August 23 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Planning Commission July 6, 20; August 3, 17 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Disability Advisory Committee July 19; August 19 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Historic Preservation Committee July 10; August 14 6:30 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Multicultural Committee July 18; August 15 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Trails Committee July 17; August 21 6:30 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Committee for the Arts July 20; August 17 6:30 p.m. City Hall – 8380 Building, Suite 100
CITY HOLIDAY EVENTS
Independence Day Observed
July 4 City Hall Closed
Farmers Market Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon Laguna Gateway Shopping Center (at Big Horn Blvd. and Laguna Blvd.) california-grown.com
Citizenship Bzzzz...Fight in Action: the Bite! Putting in Your
It’s Time to Battle the Mosquitoes!
The wet winter and warm days created the perfect breeding conditions for mosquitoes, and these blood-thirsty “little flies” are out in large numbers—increasing the threat of West Nile virus (a disease transmitted by the bite of an infected mosquito). Protect yourself from the pesky insects by following these tips: • • • • •
Check your yard at least once a week and dump water that accumulates in flower pots, fountains, toys, pet dishes, cans, bird baths, tires, wheel barrows, and other containers. Use your green waste container to dispose of street gutter debris and refrain from overwatering your lawn. Mosquitoes can reproduce in wet areas and clogged street gutters. Stock ornamental ponds, fountains, and animal water troughs with mosquitofish (these little fish feed on mosquito larvae!). Get yours delivered to your home—FREE! Drain water from pool, spa, and boat covers. Dress in long sleeves and pants and/or wear an effective mosquito repellent (especially around dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active). Insect repellents should contain DEET, Picaridin, or Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus.
While you do your part in the fight, The Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito & Vector Control District does theirs through programs including spraying and virus surveillance (testing dead birds and mosquito samples). To report dead birds, call 1-877-968-2473. To report neglected swimming pools, areas with stagnant water, mosquito breeding problems, sign up for spraying notifications, or request mosquitofish, visit www.FIGHTtheBITE.net or call 1-800-429-1022.
Cone Zone
Your Public Works team is busy improving our city with these construction projects:
Sundays, 8 a.m. to noon p.m. Old Town Plaza www.Ilovemyfarmersmarket.com July is National Park & Recreation Month For details, follow Cosumnes CSD Parks & Recreation on Facebook #PlayOnCSD | @CosumnesParkRec First Saturday Art Reception Saturday, July 1 and August 5 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. | Elk Grove Fine Arts Center www.elkgrovefineartscenter.org Food Truck Mania Wednesday, July 5 and August 2 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Old Town Plaza Saturday, July 15 and August 19 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Morse Park www.sactomofo.com Community Campout July 8 through 9 Elk Grove Regional Park $14/person (pre-registration required) 405-5600 | www.yourcsd.com Comedy Under the Stars Friday, July 14, 8 p.m. Laguna Town Hall, 3020 Renwick Avenue 405-5600 | www.yourcsd.com State of the County with Supervisor Don Nottoli July 28, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. $45 per person Register at www.elkgroveca.com
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Hot Summer Nights Concerts Friday Nights in August Laguna Town Hall | FREE 405-5600 | www.yourcsd.com
Having a Block Party this Summer?
Don’t Forget Your Permit
Whether closing a public street or limiting access on a public street, a Street Use Permit is required. Permit applications are available online and require a $50 processing fee. You’ll want to plan ahead—application review and processing can take up to 30 calendar days. Gather your neighbors and start planning your barbeques, potlucks, and fireworks shows! For more information, visit www.elkgrovecity.org or call 478-2256.
Aquatic Center and Civic Center Commons Includes a 50-meter pool, fitness and instructional pool, recreational pool, and more! Laguna Creek Trail Camden Spurs (North and South) Multi-use trail from Bond Road to Camden Lake. Gilliam Drive Trail Connector Multi-use trail connecting Stephenson Family Park to Gilliam Drive. Franklin Creek Pedestrian Bridge Lighting Install bridge lighting. Old Town Plaza Phase I Improvements Install restroom at the Old Town Plaza. Rural Roads Shoulder Backing Shoulder improvements along Kammerer Road, Grant Line Road, Bradshaw Road, and Waterman Road. Bridge Preventative Maintenance Project Bridge Maintenance at five locations. Pavement Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Pavement rehabilitation at Big Horn Boulevard and Bruceville Road Intersection, and reconstruction of Kent Street and Dino Street. Citywide Pavement Resurfacing Pavement resurfacing at multiple locations throughout the City. For project locations, updates, and more info, visit www.elkgrovecity.org/currentprojects Check for current road closures by visiting www.elkgrovecity.org/roadclosures
YO CIT
WHO TO CALL
OVE POLICE DE K GR PAR F EL TM EN T
Communities Organizing for the 34th Annual National Night Out
Tuesday, August 1 | 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Neighborhoods throughout Elk Grove will join forces with thousands of communities nationwide for the annual National Night Out crime prevention event. Take a stand against crime and show that it will not be tolerated! Lock your doors, turn on your outside lights, and join your neighbors and police on your street.
This night of comradery is designed 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 For more information, 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 478-8122 or CrimePrevention@ ElkGrovePD.org.
Going Above and Beyond Deserves Recognition
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 the quality of life for everyone in Elk Grove. Applications are available at www.elkgrovecity.org/dac or by contacting the City’s ADA Coordinator at 478-2250. The nomination period ends September 8.
Tap into the Region’s Transit System
Get Your Connect Card Today!
Connect Card is the Sacramento region’s new, convenient way to pay for transit fares. With this plastic reloadable smart card, you can load any type of transit pass or cash value to the card. Get your card today! For more information, visit www.connecttransitcard.com
Celebrate Diversity in August
Elk Grove celebrates the many cultures and people who make this city a great place to call home during the month of August. Join the Elk Grove Multicultural Committee, in partnership with local businesses and organizations in celebrating diversity in Elk Grove at events and activities throughout the month. For a complete list of activities, visit www.elkgrovecity.org/diversity.
6th Annual Elk Grove Multicultural Festival
Saturday, August 26 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Elk Grove Regional Park
Attend this day-long festival featuring a blend of world music, art, fashion, food, and activities for the whole family. The Multicultural Festival is Elk Grove’s signature community-wide celebration of diversity, with more than 20 cultural performances and more than 80 cultural, religious, and service organizations participating. This event is presented by the City of Elk Grove and Kaiser Permanente. FREE parking and admission!
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 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 Steven Detrick | District 3 sdetrick@elkgrovecity.org Councilmember Patrick Hume | District 2 phume@elkgrovecity.org Councilmember Darren Suen | District 1 dsuen@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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CALENDAR AT A GLANCE
City of Elk Grove NEWSLETTER
City Council July 12, 26; August 23 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Planning Commission July 6, 20; August 3, 17 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Disability Advisory Committee July 19; August 19 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Historic Preservation Committee July 10; August 14 6:30 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Multicultural Committee July 18; August 15 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Trails Committee July 17; August 21 6:30 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers Committee for the Arts July 20; August 17 6:30 p.m. City Hall – 8380 Building, Suite 100
CITY HOLIDAY EVENTS
Independence Day Observed
July 4 City Hall Closed
Farmers Market Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon Laguna Gateway Shopping Center (at Big Horn Blvd. and Laguna Blvd.) california-grown.com
Citizenship Bzzzz...Fight in Action: the Bite! Putting in Your
It’s Time to Battle the Mosquitoes!
The wet winter and warm days created the perfect breeding conditions for mosquitoes, and these blood-thirsty “little flies” are out in large numbers—increasing the threat of West Nile virus (a disease transmitted by the bite of an infected mosquito). Protect yourself from the pesky insects by following these tips: • • • • •
Check your yard at least once a week and dump water that accumulates in flower pots, fountains, toys, pet dishes, cans, bird baths, tires, wheel barrows, and other containers. Use your green waste container to dispose of street gutter debris and refrain from overwatering your lawn. Mosquitoes can reproduce in wet areas and clogged street gutters. Stock ornamental ponds, fountains, and animal water troughs with mosquitofish (these little fish feed on mosquito larvae!). Get yours delivered to your home—FREE! Drain water from pool, spa, and boat covers. Dress in long sleeves and pants and/or wear an effective mosquito repellent (especially around dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active). Insect repellents should contain DEET, Picaridin, or Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus.
While you do your part in the fight, The Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito & Vector Control District does theirs through programs including spraying and virus surveillance (testing dead birds and mosquito samples). To report dead birds, call 1-877-968-2473. To report neglected swimming pools, areas with stagnant water, mosquito breeding problems, sign up for spraying notifications, or request mosquitofish, visit www.FIGHTtheBITE.net or call 1-800-429-1022.
Cone Zone
Your Public Works team is busy improving our city with these construction projects:
Sundays, 8 a.m. to noon p.m. Old Town Plaza www.Ilovemyfarmersmarket.com July is National Park & Recreation Month For details, follow Cosumnes CSD Parks & Recreation on Facebook #PlayOnCSD | @CosumnesParkRec First Saturday Art Reception Saturday, July 1 and August 5 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. | Elk Grove Fine Arts Center www.elkgrovefineartscenter.org Food Truck Mania Wednesday, July 5 and August 2 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Old Town Plaza Saturday, July 15 and August 19 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Morse Park www.sactomofo.com Community Campout July 8 through 9 Elk Grove Regional Park $14/person (pre-registration required) 405-5600 | www.yourcsd.com Comedy Under the Stars Friday, July 14, 8 p.m. Laguna Town Hall, 3020 Renwick Avenue 405-5600 | www.yourcsd.com State of the County with Supervisor Don Nottoli July 28, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. $45 per person Register at www.elkgroveca.com
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Hot Summer Nights Concerts Friday Nights in August Laguna Town Hall | FREE 405-5600 | www.yourcsd.com
Having a Block Party this Summer?
Don’t Forget Your Permit
Whether closing a public street or limiting access on a public street, a Street Use Permit is required. Permit applications are available online and require a $50 processing fee. You’ll want to plan ahead—application review and processing can take up to 30 calendar days. Gather your neighbors and start planning your barbeques, potlucks, and fireworks shows! For more information, visit www.elkgrovecity.org or call 478-2256.
Aquatic Center and Civic Center Commons Includes a 50-meter pool, fitness and instructional pool, recreational pool, and more! Laguna Creek Trail Camden Spurs (North and South) Multi-use trail from Bond Road to Camden Lake. Gilliam Drive Trail Connector Multi-use trail connecting Stephenson Family Park to Gilliam Drive. Franklin Creek Pedestrian Bridge Lighting Install bridge lighting. Old Town Plaza Phase I Improvements Install restroom at the Old Town Plaza. Rural Roads Shoulder Backing Shoulder improvements along Kammerer Road, Grant Line Road, Bradshaw Road, and Waterman Road. Bridge Preventative Maintenance Project Bridge Maintenance at five locations. Pavement Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Pavement rehabilitation at Big Horn Boulevard and Bruceville Road Intersection, and reconstruction of Kent Street and Dino Street. Citywide Pavement Resurfacing Pavement resurfacing at multiple locations throughout the City. For project locations, updates, and more info, visit www.elkgrovecity.org/currentprojects Check for current road closures by visiting www.elkgrovecity.org/roadclosures
YO CIT
WHO TO CALL
OVE POLICE DE K GR PAR F EL TM EN T
Communities Organizing for the 34th Annual National Night Out
Tuesday, August 1 | 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Neighborhoods throughout Elk Grove will join forces with thousands of communities nationwide for the annual National Night Out crime prevention event. Take a stand against crime and show that it will not be tolerated! Lock your doors, turn on your outside lights, and join your neighbors and police on your street.
This night of comradery is designed 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 For more information, 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 478-8122 or CrimePrevention@ ElkGrovePD.org.
Going Above and Beyond Deserves Recognition
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 the quality of life for everyone in Elk Grove. Applications are available at www.elkgrovecity.org/dac or by contacting the City’s ADA Coordinator at 478-2250. The nomination period ends September 8.
Tap into the Region’s Transit System
Get Your Connect Card Today!
Connect Card is the Sacramento region’s new, convenient way to pay for transit fares. With this plastic reloadable smart card, you can load any type of transit pass or cash value to the card. Get your card today! For more information, visit www.connecttransitcard.com
Celebrate Diversity in August
Elk Grove celebrates the many cultures and people who make this city a great place to call home during the month of August. Join the Elk Grove Multicultural Committee, in partnership with local businesses and organizations in celebrating diversity in Elk Grove at events and activities throughout the month. For a complete list of activities, visit www.elkgrovecity.org/diversity.
6th Annual Elk Grove Multicultural Festival
Saturday, August 26 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Elk Grove Regional Park
Attend this day-long festival featuring a blend of world music, art, fashion, food, and activities for the whole family. The Multicultural Festival is Elk Grove’s signature community-wide celebration of diversity, with more than 20 cultural performances and more than 80 cultural, religious, and service organizations participating. This event is presented by the City of Elk Grove and Kaiser Permanente. FREE parking and admission!
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 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 Steven Detrick | District 3 sdetrick@elkgrovecity.org Councilmember Patrick Hume | District 2 phume@elkgrovecity.org Councilmember Darren Suen | District 1 dsuen@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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Republic Services is now Handling ALL Billing and Service Related Requests
As of July 1st, there is now a single point of contact for all of your service-related and billing inquiries. We’ve streamlined your customer service experience by implementing a “One Call Does it All” approach to your billing and service related requests. 4811 W. Lower Buckeye Road Phoenix AZ 85043-810404
Account Number Invoice Number
Important Information Storm Drain Service 916-478-3642 If you have any questions on your bill, please visit RepublicServices.com/MyBill.
Current Invoice Charges
3-0922-1829000 0922-000971600
Invoice Date service at December 31, 2016 Visit www.republicservices.com/pay-bill or call Republic Services customer Customer Service 916-635-2500 Past Due on 12/31/16 $00.00 RepublicServices.com/Support 916-635-2500 for more information. Payments/Adjustments $0.00
Total Amount Due
$70.00
$70.00
Payment Due Date
Past Due
CURRENT INVOICE CHARGES
Understanding Your New Utility Bill John Doe 1234 Main St, Elk Grove CA 95624
Reference
Description 1 - 64 Gallon Cart Scheduled Service
Quantity
Unit Price
Amount
Pickup Service 1/1/17 - 2/28/17
1.0000
$60.00
$60.00
Storm Drain 1/1/17 - 2/28/17
1.0000
$10.00
$10.00
1 Contact Information: Who to contact for additional information about your bill. CURRENT INVOICE CHARGES, Due by January 31, 2017
$70.00
2 Important Information: Special notices or services changes related to your account. 3 Account Number: Account number and invoice number. 4 Payments / Adjustments: Payments and account adjustments since your last bill. 5 Pay This Amount: Your current amount due and due date.
6 Current Invoice Charges: Displays container(s) and service type, current service charges, storm drain charges and the date range of services. 7 Payment Coupon: To pay by mail, detach and return with your payment the payment coupon in the envelope provided. Postage is required if paying by mail.
8 Billing Address Change: Please call the customer service number located on your most recent invoice to update or change your address. You may also change your address online.
9 Pay By Mail Address: The address for mail in payments.
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4811 W. Lower Buckeye Road Phoenix AZ 85043-810404
60 Days $0.00
4811 W. Lower Buckeye Road Phoenix AZ 85043-810404
What’s Changing? STARTING JULY 1, 2017
30 Days $0.00
Past Due
1
Customer Service 916-635-2500 RepublicServices.com/Support
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Important Information Storm Drain Service 916-478-3642 If you have any questions on your bill, please visit Total RepublicServices.com/MyBill. Please Return This Portion With Payment CURRENT INVOICE CHARGES
Automatic Payments made via EFT will require re-enrollment Address Service Requested with Republic Services Automatic Payments set up at your financial institution via Bill JOHN DOE Payment will require updating with your bank 1234 MAIN ST ELK GROVE CA 95624 Contact Republic Services for all your billing needs: 635-2500, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. The look of your bill will change.
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90+ Days $0.00
Account Number Invoice Number Invoice Date
3-0922-1829000 0922-000971600 December 31, 2016
Past Due on 12/31/16 Payments/Adjustments Current Invoice Charges
$00.00 $0.00 $70.00
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Amount Due $70.00 Total Amount Due Payment Due Date Past Due Payment Due Date $70.00 1/31/17 Account Number 3-0922-1829000 Invoice Number 0922-000971600
John Doe 1234 Main St, Elk Grove CA 95624
Total Enclosed
Reference For Billing Address Changes, Quantity Description Check Box and Complete Reverse. 1 - 64 Gallon Cart Scheduled Service
Make Checks Payable To:
Pickup Service 1/1/17 - 2/28/17 Storm Drain 1/1/17 - 2/28/17
Unit Price
Amount
1.0000
$60.00
$60.00
1.0000
$10.00
$10.00
REPUBLIC SERVICES #922 CURRENT INVOICE CHARGES, Due by January 31, 2017 PO BOX 78829 PHOENIX AZ 85062-8829
$70.00
What’s NOT Changing?
• You’ll still be able to pay your bill in person at City Hall Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. City Hall will remain a convenient pay station for your utility bill. • This change will not impact services. You’ll still receive the same high quality service you’ve always received.
30 Days $0.00
Past Due
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THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO PAY YOUR BILL WITH REPUBLIC To learn more, visit www.republicservices.com/pay-bill
4811 W. Lower Buckeye Road Phoenix AZ 85043-810404
Please Return This Portion With Payment
Total Enclosed Address Service Requested
60 Days $0.00
90+ Days $0.00
Total Amount Due Payment Due Date Account Number Invoice Number For Billing Address Changes, Check Box and Complete Reverse.
$70.00 1/31/17 3-0922-1829000 0922-000971600
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Make Checks Payable To:
JOHN DOE 1234 MAIN ST ELK GROVE CA 95624
REPUBLIC SERVICES #922 PO BOX 78829 PHOENIX AZ 85062-8829
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NEWS FROM YOUR INTEGRATED WASTE
Crew
Stay Safe by Properly Disposing Fireworks 1
Take unused fireworks to the Fire Department. Find a location near you, visit www.yourcsd.com/fire.
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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 do not dry out). • Dispose: Place soaked wrapped bags in regular household garbage and take to your local solid waste facility, or place in your garbage cart for regular pick up.
Learn to Compost—for FREE!
Saturday, September 30 | 10 a.m. to noon Elk Grove Community Garden 10025 Hampton Oak Drive Register by September 27 by calling 475-4182. Please bring a donation for the Food Bank. Participants receive a free bag of compost and free starter compost bin!
School Supplies—Don’t Buy New, Reuse!
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July 9 – 12 August 6 – 9 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Special Waste Collection Center 9255 Disposal Lane
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Sure, it’s fun getting new pencils, backpacks, crayons, lunch boxes, and binders, but consider the environmental impact and think about reusing instead! Give that backpack a good wash, disinfect the lunch box, and collect other supplies from around your home—it can save you a shopping trip, save you money, and help the environment. There are many ways to be a sustainable family when you reuse!
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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.
Read for Fun. Read to Win.
Check the online calendar for events at your local libraries: Elk Grove Branch, 8900 Elk Grove Blvd. Franklin Branch, 10055 Franklin High Rd.
CINE CLI VAC
7th Annual Ken Duffy Memorial Golf Tournament Valley Hi Country Club July 31 | 9 a.m. Tee Time Get your foursome together and register for this scramble tournament. The $135 registration fee (per player) includes tee prizes, range balls, golf cart, breakfast, swag bag, and awards luncheon. All proceeds benefit Teen Center USA Elk Grove.
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NIC
Drive Thru Vaccine Clinic
Tee up for Teens! NIC
Motivate yourself and your kids to read throughout the summer with Sacramento Public Library’s FREE Summer Reading Program. Earn points all summer long by reading, completing challenges, and attending events—the more points earned, the more chances to win great prizes. Register at www.saclibrary.org/SummerReading
For more information or to register, visit www.teencenterusa.org
Saturday, July 1 | 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. 8400 Laguna Palms Way
Bring your pets and drive up to the Police Department for FREE and convenient vaccines—you don’t even have to get out of your car! Dogs can get their DHPP and rabies vaccines, and cats can get their FVRCP and rabies vaccines. Free microchips and a one-year pet license is also available. Proof of Elk Grove residency is required. For more information, visit www.elkgrovecity.org/animalservices or call 687-3042
Register for CRC Classes Today!
Fall 2017 classes start August 19
Register for classes at Cosumnes River College today for the best choice in class selection and location—classes are available at both the main campus and at the Elk Grove Center. Register at www.crc.losrios.edu/schedule.
Win $100 in City Photo Contest!
Entries Due August 18
The City and Town Planner Calendar are once again teaming up to host a cover photo contest on Instagram. Submit your entries through Instagram by August 18 using the hashtag “#EGTownPlanner18.” The winner will receive $100 and the photo will be used on the cover of the 2018 Elk Grove Town Planner Calendar, which will be distributed to addresses in Elk Grove this December.
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All photo entries must be taken in the Elk Grove community. For official contest rules and details, visit www.elkgrovecity.org/contest.
30th Annual Strauss Festival
The Wonderful Island of Oz July 27 through 30 Elk Grove Regional Park
Gather your friends and family, spread a blanket on the lawn at Strauss Island, and be swept away into “The Wonderful Island of Oz.” This FREE Wizard of Oz-inspired dance production is set to music by the family of Austrian composer Johann Strauss and played by a live orchestra. Enjoy food and drink while watching the show—bring your own picnic or purchase food from licensed vendors (including wine and beer). Alcoholic beverages may be purchased during this event but are not allowed to be brought into the park. Parking is available for $10, which supports this free festival. Reserve paid bleacher seating online at www.straussfestival.com. The promenade begins at 7:30 p.m., the show begins at 8:15 p.m., and fireworks and pyrotechnic display marks the spectacular closing at 10 p.m. For more information, call 714-2527, email info@straussfestival.com or visit www.straussfestival.com.