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Happy New Year! Below are four options to recycle your tree in West Sacramento. Please remove the tinsel, lights, stand and ornaments before recycling your tree.  Recycle your tree curbside by placing it next to...

The West Sacramento Fire Department, in conjunction with the West Sacramento Firefighters’ Association, is preparing for the annual “Santa Run” through West Sacramento. With the help of many off-duty firefighter “elves,” Santa will be...

The Governor has issued a state of emergency drought mandate which means the HOA’s cannot enforce/fine owners for missing landscaping (example: street trees), letting landscape deteriorate, or require owners to water. The HOA can...

With the Stage 2 water shortage there are new State and City restrictions. All residents will need to adhere to the the following watering schedule: Odd Addresses: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Even Addresses: Wednesday, Friday,...

Please see the below recommendations for details on helpful actions. Take a look at your current sprinkler schedule. Consider removing one or two days; and make sure the runtimes are less than 15 minutes...

This years pool season is from April 30, 2022 through September 30, 2022. The pool hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. For the 2022 pool season the family pool and lap pool...

Per revised California Department of Public Health and Yolo County guidelines, indoor mask requirements have been updated as follows: Effective March 1, 2022 , the requirement that unvaccinated individuals mask in indoor public settings will move...

Following recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), Yolo County has revised its local health orders to align with shortened COVID-19 isolation (PDF)...

The West Sacramento Fire Department, in conjunction with the West Sacramento Firefighter’s Association, is preparing for the annual “Santa Run” through West Sacramento. With the help of many off-duty firefighter “elves,” Santa will be...

We would like to remind all residents not to put piles of leaves in the street, but instead use your Organics Cart to dispose of the leaf piles. Leaf piles can cause street flooding...