What is happening in Elk Grove this week, June 16, 2025
 Fireworks Amnesty Event Returns To get illegal fireworks out of circulation and reduce the local fire risk, Cosumnes Fire Department, Elk Grove Code Enforcement, and Elk Grove Police Department have teamed up again this year to host a Fireworks Amnesty Event this Saturday, June 21 from 10 AM to 3 PM at Station 71 (8760 Elk Grove Blvd). Bring your fireworks in for safe disposal. No fines, no trouble. Let’s reduce local fire danger, protect our homes, and keep our summer celebrations safe. |
 History Speaks Volumes The Elk Grove Historical Society brings history to life with their speaker series. One of Elk Grove’s early activists, Hal Bartholomew will share his perspective behind our path to cityhood 25 years ago. Experience “Elk Grove Incorporation Efforts 25 Years Ago” tonight, Monday, June 16, at the Presbyterian Church (8153 Elk Grove Blvd.). Doors open at 6 p.m. Program starts at 6:30 p.m. Free for all ages. |
 Homeless Navigators Introduce New Office Hours Beginning this week, the City’s Homeless Navigators are introducing new weekly office hours every Tuesday from 2-3 p.m. at the Elk Grove Library (8900 Elk Grove Blvd.). Anyone can stop by and staff will be there to answer questions and provide information on available resources. Meet the team and learn what the City is doing to support our unhoused residents. For more information, contact the homeless hotline at (916) 588-0304. |
 Paint with us at The Preserve Looking for your next fun Friday outing? Join us and Paint at The Preserve this Friday, June 20 from 11 am to 1 p.m. at District56. We’ll supply everything you need to paint rocks to place along The Preserve’s pathways. Show us your skills and share them with everyone. We ran out last year, so come early to snag your spot and get creative! Open to all ages and free to attend. Learn more. |
 Did you miss the State of the City Address? Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen reflected on Elk Grove’s silver anniversary, major accomplishments, and the vision for Elk Grove’s future in her June 10 State of the City Address. Watch the recording. |
 Looking for Student Leaders Do you know a local 13 – 18 year old looking for a fun opportunity to work with their peers and make a difference for Elk Grove’s youth? This is the last week to submit an application to join the Elk Grove Youth Commission. Applications for the Commission are being accepted through this Wednesday, June 18. The Youth Commission is an advisory body to the Elk Grove City Council representing the needs and perspectives of the city’s youth. Each month the Commission meets to discuss current news, programs, existing policies, and plans activities and events for the community. The Commission regularly reports back to the City Council with information and recommendations. |
City Calendar
06/16 Elk Grove Incorporation Efforts (6:30 p.m.)
06/20 Paint at the Preserve (11 a.m.)
06/20 Latin Dance Night (5 p.m.)
06/21 The Creative Space: Aloha Saturday (10 a.m.)
06/21 Veterans Resource Fair (10 a.m.)
06/21 Elk Grove Pride (5 p.m.)
06/25 City Council Meeting (6 p.m.)
06/28 Dive In Movie: Lucca (4 p.m.)
06/29 Historical Society Annual Yard Sale (9 a.m.)
