SacDOT Mikki McDaniel Named Women’s Transportation Seminar Member of the Year
Transportation and Airports
Children’s Oral Health Is Part of Public Health
Health and Social Services
Introducing the Land Use Regulation Library
Economic Development, Community Planning
Swipe Right on Your Soul Dog: Valentine Foster Week
Animals, Pets, Insects, Agriculture
02/04/2026
The Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) Sacramento Chapter has named Sacramento County Department of Transportation (SacDOT) Principal Planner, Mikki McDaniel, the organization’s member of the year at the annual WTS Scholarship and Awards Program in Sacramento on Jan. 28.
02/03/2026
Sacramento County Public Health (SCPH) remains committed to reducing preventable dental disease and expanding access to care during National Children’s Dental Health Month and throughout the year.
02/02/2026
Today, Sacramento County Planning & Environmental Review is proud to announce the launch of the Land Use Regulation Library at landuse.saccounty.gov!
02/02/2026
Forget the candy hearts and awkward first dates, this Valentine's Day, we're helping you find a different kind of love. The kind that greets you at the door with a wagging tail, steals the covers at night, and looks at you like you hung the moon. We're talking about your soul dog, and they might be waiting for you right now at our shelter.
02/02/2026
Sacramento County has been recognized by the North State Building Industry Association (BIA) with its prestigious Friend of Housing Award, honoring the County’s ongoing efforts to improve housing development processes and make Sacramento County the best place to build in the region.
01/29/2026
Sacramento County’s newest podcast episode features Rosa Vega, the County’s Coroner.
01/28/2026
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved yesterday, in a unanimous vote, an agreement with CVR & Associates to provide an organizational assessment to evaluate SHRA’s (Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency) public housing and voucher programs, housing finance processes and governance structure.
01/27/2026
Batteries are not accepted in the residential curbside collection program – here’s why! Fires sparked by improperly discarded batteries and battery-embedded products are becoming an increasingly common and costly problem.
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