Street Resurfacing The City of Sacramento annual Street Resurfacing Program provides various maintenance treatments on our City streets. This year, Curtis Park will receive what is called a cape seal.
The dark lines on this map show the areas of Curtis Park to be resurfaced in spring 2018. The tentative schedule is for construction from April through June. Streets will
Eric Johnson was elected to a sixth term as SCNA president at the Jan. 9 meeting of the SCNA board. Also elected to the executive committee were Bruce Pierini, vice
January 10, 2018 Brian P. Kelly, Secretary California State Transportation Agency 915 Capitol Mall, Suite 350B Sacramento, CA 95814 Dear Secretary Kelly, The Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association would like to
The City of Sacramento has scheduled a street resurfacing project in Curtis Park starting around the beginning of April and finishing by June. Most of the streets north of and
Commuter train service for Curtis Park residents may no longer be a pipe dream. Despite strong demand, Sacramento is currently under-served by commuter rail. Dan Leavitt, manager of Regional Initiatives,
May 9, 2017 Daniel Abbes Garrett Norman City of Sacramento Planning 300 Richards Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95811 Sent via email to: DAbbes@cityofsacramento.org and GNorman@cityofsacramento.org RE: Comments on applications DR15-374 Dear
The Sacramento Regional Transit District (Sac RT) is undergoing a historic transformation to optimize service, seek continuous improvements, and bring greater value to our region. Take the Sac RT COMMUNITY SURVEY and
Last fall, the streets of Curtis Park were scraped, given a new surface, a temporary seal was applied, and new surface markers were painted. Unfortunately, the streets never received a
The city has changed its position on Fifth Avenue traffic calming and will install three traffic lumps on Fifth Avenue between Crocker Drive and Franklin Boulevard with signs at both
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