Sacramento County Newsletters are publications providing you with updates about our latest programs, projects and initiatives along with information on the available resources offered by Sacramento County.
2025
January/February/March Edition:
In this issue: Stockton Blvd. Safe Stay Community Shelter Opens; Expanding TWO Behavioral Health Service Programs; Sacramento County Launches CARE Court Program; Reducing Hurdles To Affordable Housing Development; $2.7M Awarded for Community Development Projects; Sac County 311 Connect is Your Link to County Services.
April/May/June Edition:
In this issue: Stay Safe from Measles; Guaranteed Income Pilot Applications Reopened; Working Year-Round to Keep Voter Files Accurate; Call or Text 988 for Help in a Mental Health Crisis; County Highlights Achievements in 2024; WE’RE HIRING!
2024
October, November, December Edition:
In this issue: Beyond the Call: A Dedicated IHSS Social Worker; Board Revises Approved 2024-25 Budget; We’re Hiring; Sacramento County Celebrates Food Safety Excellence; 2024 Adult & Family Free Flu Vaccine Clinics.
July/August/September Edition:
In this issue: Staying Cool This Summer, Parks and Water Safety Reminders (Life Looks Good On You); Alzheimer’s and Brain Health Awareness; SUN Bucks: A New Summer Food Program for Kids; Give a Shelter Dog a Day Out with Barks & Rec.
April/May/June Edition:
In this issue: How to Combat the Loneliness Epidemic, Meet Gabby Garbage: Rethink Waste and Your Garbage, How to Protect Yourself from EBT Theft, Bridging Art, Community, and Advocacy, Sac County Launches New Podcast Series, We're Hiring!
January/February/March Edition:
In this issue: Approved Budget Priorities Based on Survey Results; Sacramento County Opens 2nd Safe Stay Shelter; Start the New Year by Adopting a New Pet; How the County Meets the Needs of Older Adults; Sacramento Public Library Prom Drive.
2023
October/November/December Edition:
In this issue: Board Revises Approved FY 2023-24 Budget; Florin Road Safe Stay Welcomes Guests; Fentanyl and Opioid Awareness; Don't Wait, Know How to Evacuate!; 2023-24 Adult and Family Free Flu Vaccine Clinics.
July/August/September Edition:
In the issue: Sacramento County’s Recommended Budget Approved; Help Your Pets Beat the Heat; It’s Good to Be Home; Free Self-Serve Compost for Sacramento County Residents; WE'RE HIRING!
April/May/June Edition:
In the issue: SMF Launches $1.3 Billion Expansion Project; Resources Available for Sacramento County Parents; Meet Oscar Oil – Learn How to Recycle Right!; SacCounty's Infill Program Wants to Hear From You; WE'RE HIRING!
