Board Chambers Meetings
Providing and distributing programming of interest to residents that will inform, educate, and enlighten, as well as encourage participation in government services, activities, and decision-making. Expanding citizen awareness of government and its decision-making processes by exposing citizens to live and tape delayed government meetings. Enhancing existing public information materials and use cable television as a public information tool. Providing information about programs and services offered by government departments, agencies, boards, commissions, and government-supported agencies.
Episodes
Moderated by the League of Women Voters, four candidates for Sacramento County Supervisor—Flo Cofer, Eric Guerra, Deborah Ortiz, and Tim Riley—give opening statements, answer community-submitted questions, and deliver closing remarks.
The forum covers major local issues including housing and greenfield development, homelessness, public health, climate and environmental plans, levee and tree removal on the American River Parkway, tr...
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors meeting (April 28, 2026) covered procedural actions and community recognitions, including an adoptable pet spotlight, awards for county crews, and a memorial for a longtime victim advocate.
Key actions and announcements included rescheduling a major planning item, approval of consent items, the appointment of a new county public health officer and interim inspector general, a presentation ...
The Planning Commission convenes to review the 2023 countywide zoning update, an informational workshop covering a package of 131 proposed amendments to the zoning code.
Presenters explain changes across commercial, institutional and residential rules — including animal services, vehicle and drive‑through standards, temporary uses (food trucks and storage pods), death‑care and battery energy storage systems — and outline community ...
The Sacramento Public Library Authority meeting celebrated volunteers and staff with presentations from the Friends of the Library, a Big Day of Giving kickoff, and proclamations for National Volunteer Week and National Library Workers Day.
Highlights included volunteer stories and job coaching successes, updates on outreach programs and construction projects, discussion of library services and policy topics, and recognition of the...
The April 16, 2026 SAFCA board meeting opened with a quorum, approved consent items, and reported no closed-session updates. Executive Director Jason Campbell highlighted a surprise $80 million federal allocation for the Natomas Basin project, ongoing DC advocacy, and focused federal and state funding coordination. He reviewed bond-refunding plans to support project cash flow, updates on the Folsom Dam raise and gate modifications,...
This episode covers the April 23, 2026 Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District meeting, featuring the proposed FY 2026–27 budget and fee schedule, staffing and vacancy reports, and public feedback on the Community Emissions Reduction Plan. Key highlights: the proposed roll-up budget of $49.6M revenue and $56.1M expenditures (use of fund balance), a proposed 2.72% CPI fee increase, five vacant FTEs unfunded for 26–27...
This episode covers a Sacramento Transportation Authority meeting where staff and consultants presented options for a countywide Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) mitigation program, including VMT banks and exchanges, governance choices, costs, and coordination with SACOG and a new statewide bank.
Board members and stakeholders also reviewed the Stockton Boulevard Safety and Transit Enhancement Project (Stockton STEP), exploring bus rap...
The Sacramento Area Sewer District meeting on April 8, 2026 was called to order, roll was taken, and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Several members were present, but a quorum was not established. After a brief recess, the meeting was adjourned and canceled for both the Sewer District and the Northern California Sanitation Agency's Financing Authority. The next meeting is tentatively scheduled for May 13, 2026.
The Sacramento First 5 Commission meeting covers approval of minutes, committee updates, and reports on equity, advocacy, and community events. Major discussions focus on the proposed 2027–2030 implementation plan with a 20% funding reduction, public comments on breastfeeding and family services, and detailed program evaluations. Staff present budget recommendations, strategic priorities, and options to sustain maternal and child h...
This episode covers the Watt Avenue Safe Stay Project in Sacramento County — a 350-person shelter complex meant to increase homeless shelter capacity and provide on-site behavioral health and wraparound services. County and city officials, operators, and community members discuss project design, operations, low-barrier service models, timelines, funding challenges, and community engagement.
Speakers explain causes for construction...
The Sacramento LAFCO meeting reviewed the Municipal Service Review and proposed Sphere of Influence for Florin County Water District, highlighting aging wells, undersized mains, compliance gaps, financial strain after a prior rate rollback, and PFAS/contaminant risks.
Consultants recommended a coterminous sphere, infrastructure and governance improvements, and corrective actions for out-of-area services; the commission adopted the ...
Sacramento County Board of Supervisors meeting on March 24th featured several significant community recognitions and administrative approvals. The board honored Keith Goodrich upon his retirement from the Department of Waste Management and Recycling, celebrated Victoria Lazo’s 25 years of service with the security team, and passed resolutions designating March as Women’s History Month and April as Organic Waste and Food Recovery Mo...
The County Planning Commission meeting on March 23, 2026, reviewed the 2025 General Plan Annual Report, focusing on economic development implementation, housing element progress and RHNA permit activity, climate action and environmental justice updates, and awarded state and federal housing grants.
Commissioners approved the Fleming Avenue tentative parcel map to subdivide a 1.5-acre lot into four parcels with floodplain-related co...
The Sacramento Metro Air Quality Management District meeting reviewed an organizational assessment and leadership development report and discussed next steps for strengthening public engagement and policy coordination.
Staff presented AB 617 Community Emission Reduction Plan proposals covering commercial sources (salons, auto body, landscaping), residential measures (appliance electrification, air filtration, lawn equipment incenti...
March 19, 2026 meeting of the Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency: a quorum convened, and a public commenter requested purchase of surplus levee farmland after repeated unanswered inquiries.
Executive Director Jason Campbell reported on federal budget and appropriations work, community project funding requests, bond refunding plans targeting up to $50 million, and potential state match uncertainties. He also updated the board on F...
The Sacramento Area Sewer District board met on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, called the roll, held a closed session with no report out, and approved consent items including contract actions.
The board paid tribute to Rosemary Clark, Director of Collection System Operations, celebrating her 35-year career and retirement. Directors and staff shared remarks and presented a gift.
Staff presented the 2026 Legislative and Regulatory Affair...
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors met on Tuesday, March 10 to conduct roll call, read meeting procedures, present resolutions honoring long-serving county employees and recognizing Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and to confirm department appointments. Public commenters and community groups urged action on waterway cleanups, election procedures, and climate initiatives. The meeting also covered federal grant planning fo...
The Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission meeting covered roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance, elected a new chair and vice chair, and reported a unanimous closed-session settlement with Access Sacramento regarding PEG funds.
Several grant recipients and channel licensees presented completed projects and premieres, including HM916, the American River Parkway series, the Wong Center mini‑documentary, and SECC studen...
On March 9, the Sacramento County Planning Commission swore in District 3 Commissioner Mike Rockenstein and considered countywide zoning code amendments to implement California housing laws passed between 2023–2025, including streamlined ministerial approvals and density-related changes.
Commissioners and staff discussed public notice, design review limits, tracking of projects using new streamlining provisions, and upcoming action...
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