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| NOVEMBER 2009- Past News and Updates |
Water, Water, Water. What do we need to know about water?
Sacramento has a new winter watering rule. Yards can only be watered on Saturday or Sunday.
"...when daylight saving time ends – this year, that's this Sunday – watering will be allowed only
on Saturdays or Sundays. Odd-number addresses may water on Saturdays; even-numbered
addresses get Sundays." -SacBee Click here for the complete article
Sacramento has a new winter watering rule. Yards can only be watered on Saturday or Sunday.
"...when daylight saving time ends – this year, that's this Sunday – watering will be allowed only
on Saturdays or Sundays. Odd-number addresses may water on Saturdays; even-numbered
addresses get Sundays." -SacBee Click here for the complete article
City Attorney Granted New Authority to Evict Drug and Violent Offenders
"Earlier this year Governor Schwarzenegger signed legislation that will allow the City of
Sacramento ’s City Attorney, along with the City Attorneys from four other cities, to evict tenants for
unlawful activities regarding firearms, ammunition, and controlled substances. Sacramento ’s
City Attorney already has the authority to evict gun offenders, which has been successfully used to
evict about ten gun law violators in the city.
Under this new law if a landlord, after thirty days from the City Attorney notice, refuses to evict a
tenant, the City Attorney will now be able to start the process to evict the offender. This new public
safety tool will allow the City Attorney to work more effectively with the Sacramento Police
Department in removing drug dealers and gang members from the City’s neighborhoods. We all
know the impact of gangs, drugs and weapons in our neighborhoods, and this new authority will
enable the city to reduce the number of criminals who live here. " - Message from Ray Tretheway
"Earlier this year Governor Schwarzenegger signed legislation that will allow the City of
Sacramento ’s City Attorney, along with the City Attorneys from four other cities, to evict tenants for
unlawful activities regarding firearms, ammunition, and controlled substances. Sacramento ’s
City Attorney already has the authority to evict gun offenders, which has been successfully used to
evict about ten gun law violators in the city.
Under this new law if a landlord, after thirty days from the City Attorney notice, refuses to evict a
tenant, the City Attorney will now be able to start the process to evict the offender. This new public
safety tool will allow the City Attorney to work more effectively with the Sacramento Police
Department in removing drug dealers and gang members from the City’s neighborhoods. We all
know the impact of gangs, drugs and weapons in our neighborhoods, and this new authority will
enable the city to reduce the number of criminals who live here. " - Message from Ray Tretheway
Sacramento County H1N1 Flu Clinic Schedule
Sacramento Countyreleased its schedule for community H1N1 flu clinics. The vaccine will be
provided free of charge to anyone medically eligible aged 6 months and older. Because H1N1
vaccine supplies are currently limited, vaccinations at our clinics from November 16 through
November 24 will be restricted to priority groups. These groups include:
· Pregnant women
· Healthcare workers
Persons caring for children under 6 months of age
· Children and young adults aged 6 months to 24 years
· Adults aged 24-64 with underlying medical conditions
You can download the full schedule here.
http://www.sacpublichealth.net/storage/pdfs-h1n1-clinics/PUB-H1N1-Clinic-Schedule-2009Nov06
.pdf
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Sacramento County
Public Health Department at (916) 875-5881.
Sacramento Countyreleased its schedule for community H1N1 flu clinics. The vaccine will be
provided free of charge to anyone medically eligible aged 6 months and older. Because H1N1
vaccine supplies are currently limited, vaccinations at our clinics from November 16 through
November 24 will be restricted to priority groups. These groups include:
· Pregnant women
· Healthcare workers
Persons caring for children under 6 months of age
· Children and young adults aged 6 months to 24 years
· Adults aged 24-64 with underlying medical conditions
You can download the full schedule here.
http://www.sacpublichealth.net/storage/pdfs-h1n1-clinics/PUB-H1N1-Clinic-Schedule-2009Nov06
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Sacramento County
Public Health Department at (916) 875-5881.
Step up to the plate and make the call
In the past week there has been two car break ins/vandlisms in our neighborhood. One on Chief
Court and another on Paddle Court. Also this month, a suspicious heavy-set woman, with short
curly hair, has been going door to door claiming she lives on Paddle Court and that her son is at
daycare on Mather and is in need of gas money to pick him up. She is even willing to follow you to
the bank.
If you witness or see suspicious activity it is extremely important you notify the police. The more
we stay in contact with the authorities, the more the police will parole our neighborhood to prevent
future activity. Even though officers say that our area is calm and has low crime activity, that does
not mean we are exempt from future occurrences.
So, in a community effort, please report crime and any other sort of suspicious activity in our
neighborhood to the police. You can make a police report online at www.sacpd.org. It is quick
and easy to make a report. Help keep are neighborhood safe.
In the past week there has been two car break ins/vandlisms in our neighborhood. One on Chief
Court and another on Paddle Court. Also this month, a suspicious heavy-set woman, with short
curly hair, has been going door to door claiming she lives on Paddle Court and that her son is at
daycare on Mather and is in need of gas money to pick him up. She is even willing to follow you to
the bank.
If you witness or see suspicious activity it is extremely important you notify the police. The more
we stay in contact with the authorities, the more the police will parole our neighborhood to prevent
future activity. Even though officers say that our area is calm and has low crime activity, that does
not mean we are exempt from future occurrences.
So, in a community effort, please report crime and any other sort of suspicious activity in our
neighborhood to the police. You can make a police report online at www.sacpd.org. It is quick
and easy to make a report. Help keep are neighborhood safe.
Pool is CLOSED but the SPA IS OPEN RCC pool closed October 18th.
The RCCA wants to thank the RCC residents that step forward and offered to volunteer to help
keep the spa open on the weekends until the end of the year. If you are interested in
volunteering, please send an email to volunteer@rivercitycommons.com
This is not a paid position
The RCCA wants to thank the RCC residents that step forward and offered to volunteer to help
keep the spa open on the weekends until the end of the year. If you are interested in
volunteering, please send an email to volunteer@rivercitycommons.com
This is not a paid position
CA Modern has spoken...
An article in the upcoming edition of CA Modern magazine features the RCCA website. Check out
page 33 of your magazine that should be at your doorsteps by now. Or click here to view the
magazine online.
"Comprehensive and useful website that could serves as a model for modern neighborhoods
nationwide." - CA Modern,
An article in the upcoming edition of CA Modern magazine features the RCCA website. Check out
page 33 of your magazine that should be at your doorsteps by now. Or click here to view the
magazine online.
"Comprehensive and useful website that could serves as a model for modern neighborhoods
nationwide." - CA Modern,
Is that a stolen car?
"Just FYI for everyone if you suspect a car is stolen you can call SacPD non-emergency
(264-5471) and they'll look it up for you on the spot. Just give them the license plate # and basic
description of the vehicle."
"Just FYI for everyone if you suspect a car is stolen you can call SacPD non-emergency
(264-5471) and they'll look it up for you on the spot. Just give them the license plate # and basic
description of the vehicle."
Ahh, my lawn....what do I do?
Click here for lawn maintenance tips.
Click here for lawn maintenance tips.