Citrus Heights City Manager Announces Retirement

After serving Citrus Heights for 16 years, as the City’s first Chief of Police and then as City Manager, Christopher Boyd announces his retirement from public service. 

Citrus Heights City Manager Christopher Boyd will retire from his long-standin...

Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce Hosts Drive-In Concert

Proceeds Benefit Citrus Heights COVID-19 Relief Grant for Small Businesses

The Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce is hosting a drive-in concert with the band Journey Revisited on May 22 from 4 to 7 p.m., in the back parking lot of the Sunrise Mall (6401 Su...

A Message from Citrus Heights City Manager: Budget Update

At the April 22 meeting, City Council approved the budget for Fiscal Years 2021-22 and 2022-23. Development of this budget has been a challenging process, given the fiscal uncertainties caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and limited financial resourc...

Citrus Heights Awarded Historic Amount of Grant Funding From SACOG

Auburn Boulevard Complete Street Phase 2 and Old Auburn Road Complete Street Plans Receive Funding 

The City of Citrus Heights has been awarded a total of $11,115,000 in the 2020-2021 Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) competitive fund...

Random Acts of Clean-Up

Due to COVID-19 health order restrictions, in lieu of the City’s traditional celebration of Creek Week, this year we are encouraging the community to participate in “Random Acts of Clean- Up!” Just like the ...

Permit-Ready Accessory Dwelling Unit (PRADU) Program Coming Soon to Citrus Heights

Free Access to Pre-Approved Plans for Citrus Heights Property Owners Coming This Summer

At the March 25 City Council meeting, Citrus Heights staff presented information about an exciting new program coming soon: Permit-Ready Accessory Dwelling Un...

Arbor Day Foundation Names Citrus Heights Tree City USA

For the third year in a row, the City of Citrus Heights has been named a “Tree City USA” by the Arbor Day Foundation, in honor of the City’s ongoing commitment to effective urban forest management. 

Citrus H...

New: Citrus Heights Community Center Contactless Drive-Thru Package

Due to the State’s guidelines for COVID-19 rental facility closures, the Citrus Heights Community Center remains closed publically for all in-house and in-person events. For this reason, the Community Center team has created a unique solution to...

City Council Approves Sale of 11.34-Acre Property to Woodside Homes

On January 14, the Citrus Heights City Council approved a purchase and sale agreement to sell the City-owned 11.34-acre property near Sylvan Corners to Woodside Homes, one of the largest homebuilders in the Western U.S. The vote to approve the agreement c...

Citrus Heights: Tree Assistance Program

Did you know the City of Citrus Heights encompasses a total of 14.4 square miles and 25% of the land area is covered in tree canopy? This tree canopy helps create what is called an “urban forest,” and provides economic and social benef...

Citrus Heights Launches FlashVote: An Easy Tool for Ongoing Civic Engagement

The City of Citrus Heights has launched FlashVote, a third-party, scientific survey platform that makes civic engagement accessible and easy. City staff are asking residents to sign up for the platform and provide about a minute per month of time to weigh...

Citrus Heights to collaborate with Sunrise Mall owners on planning process to support development

The City of Citrus Heights is taking charge of its own future and developing a plan for Sunrise Mall in order to keep up with rapid changes in the retail market. Last night, the Citrus Heights City Council voted to approve a General Plan amendment that su...

Citrus Heights Partners with Phoenix Information Systems for Alarm Permitting

Did you know that if you have an alarm installed at a residence or business in Citrus Heights, it needs to be permitted?  

The Citrus Heights Alarm Permit Program was established by City Ordinance in 1997 in an effort to decrease law enforcement r...

Citrus Heights Launches FlashVote: An Easy Tool for Ongoing Civic Engagement

The City of Citrus Heights has launched FlashVote, a third-party, scientific survey platform that makes civic engagement accessible and easy. City staff are asking residents to sign up for the platform and provide about a minute per month of time to weigh...