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Recycle Your Holiday Tree, Jan. 3 & 4, 2026
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County Clerk Recorder Main Office Closed After Fallen Tree
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County Holiday Office Closure Thursday, Dec. 25
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Recycle Your Holiday Tree, Jan. 3 & 4, 2026
12/26/2025
Give your holiday tree the proper send-off and recycle it into a new life as beneficial mulch or compost – for free!
County Clerk Recorder Main Office Closed After Fallen Tree
12/26/2025
The Sacramento County Clerk Recorder office at 3636 American River Drive #110 sustained weather-related damage due to a fallen tree and currently has no water supply. Due to lack of water, the facility will be closed until water supply is restored.
1,000 Volunteers Needed to Help Sacramento Understand and Address Homelessness
12/23/2025
Want to help Sacramento better understand and address homelessness? You’re invited to volunteer for the 2026 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count.
County Holiday Office Closure Thursday, Dec. 25
12/23/2025
In observance of Christmas, most Sacramento County offices will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 25.
First Flu-Related Death of the Season Confirmed in Sacramento County
12/23/2025
Sacramento County Department of Health Services, Public Health Division (SCPH) are reporting the first influenza-related death of the 2025-26 flu season.
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Free Car Seat Program Protects Children
12/22/2025
The California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), has awarded Sacramento County Public Health a $137,039 grant to continue and expand the reach of the car seat safety program in partnership with Dignity Health, Mercy San Juan Medical Center.
The Longest Night of the Year is Your Call to Help
12/18/2025
On Dec. 21, the winter solstice will mark the longest night of the year, a night with the most hours of darkness.
Rise In Local Salmonella Case Data Linked To Statewide Outbreak
12/17/2025
Sacramento, CA – Salmonella cases rose above normal levels in Sacramento County this fall due to an outbreak linked to contaminated eggs from Vega Farms, Inc., a Dixon, CA based company. Case counts are anticipated to decrease following the voluntary recall by Vega Farms, Inc.
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