Coming up this week in Elk Grove February 10, 2020

Nighttime Road Work Scheduled This Week

Public Works crews will be burning the midnight oil over the next week. Night work is scheduled from 8 pm to 5 am beginning on Monday, 2/10, and continuing throughout the week to seal cracks in the following roads:

Elk Grove Blvd from I-5 to Franklin Blvd
Franklin Blvd from Big Horn to Elk Grove Blvd
Laguna Blvd from I-5 to Franklin Blvd
Bond Rd from E. Stockton Blvd to Elk Grove Florin Rd

Road closures are not scheduled for this work, but drivers in these areas may experience some delays. For questions or more information, please contact the Public Works Maintenance hotline at (916) 687-3005.

Contribute to a Community Mobility Resiliency Plan

The City is seeking community input on proposed strategies to adapt to climate-related impacts related to flooding, extreme heat and the reduction in gas and sales tax revenues. A Community Mobility Resiliency Plan is in the process of being developed to respond and adapt to these anticipated impacts on the transportation system. Join the city for a workshop on Thursday, February 13, from 6 to 8 p.m. at The Center at District56 (8230 Civic Center Drive) to help identify possible strategies and solutions. More information about this effort can be found on the city’s website at www.elkgrovecity.org/mobilityresilience. For questions before the meeting, please contact Carrie Whitlock in the Office of Strategic Planning and Innovation at (916) 478-2238 or cwhitlock@elkgrovecity.org.

The Primary Election is March 3 – Are you ready?

With the passage of the California Voter’s Choice Act, traditional polling places have been replaced with Vote Centers. Ensure you’re ready for the March 2020 Primary Election. Choose how, when and where you want to vote.

By Mail: Registered voters will receive a ballot in the mail this month. Place the voted ballot inside the postage paid envelope provided, sign the envelope, and return.
Ballot Drop Box: Voted ballots may be placed in any of the dozens of secure Ballot Drop Box locations throughout Sacramento County.
Vote Center: Vote Centers are open up to 11 days prior to and including Election Day. There is even weekend voting!Voters can visit ANY Vote Center in the County to drop off completed ballots OR vote in person. The centers also offer eligible residents the ability to register to vote and update your registration.

For additional information, voter registration, and a full listing of Vote Centers and Ballot Drop Boxes, visit www.elections.saccounty.net.