I’m deeply saddened to learn of the death of Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert M. Marzan of Sacramento, who was killed in the attack in Kuwait. My heart is with his family, loved ones, and fellow service members during this incredibly difficult time. Our community mourns this loss.
This project is a part of the CIty's Vision Zero plan to eliminate preventable traffic crashes, making our busiest streets safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers alike. You can find more information through the link in my bio.
TOMORROW- The first Fruitridge Road Safety and Mobility Plan community workshop is happening 5:30-7:00 PM, at Sacramento New Technology High School. Stop by whether you're a community member or business owner. Go to bit.ly/FruitridgeSafetyMobility to learn more and sign up for updates.
Today at City Council, we'll be having our first work session on the City's 2026-2027 budget!
After more than 5 years of relentless efforts, Planting Justice and Three Sisters Gardens have begun the process of transforming the former City Tree Nursery into a farm. Come celebrate with us!
Last week, we celebrated the groundbreaking of the Donner Field Senior Apartments coming to Oak Park! Many longtime neighbors have expressed concerns about rising costs, but this project is a great step toward making sure our community remains a place where our seniors can stay and thrive.
Here are some interesting things we're discussing at City Council today. If you have any questions or concerns, let's get in touch! Email district5@cityofsacramento.org or call (916) 808-7005. I am also having a Coffee with Caity event this Wednesday if you'd like to ask your questions in person!
My answer for why Sacramento is so different on housing than any other city in California almost sounds sarcastic: Because it wants to be.
But it's true — to end a housing crisis, the most important ingredient is political will. housesac.substack.com/p/to-end-a-h...
THIS WEDNESDAY- Join us for an afternoon snack at Superior Donuts where you can meet me and my team! We'd love to connect with you about what's going on in your neighborhood. RSVP at sacd5.com/coffeewithcaity. Free coffee and donuts included ☕️🍩✨.
Would you like to know more about the City's budget and priorities for the year? Bring your questions to our upcoming Town Hall at Oak Park Community Center, where you can hear from me as well as staff from the City's Budget Division. Sign up at sacd5.com/townhall to join!
Happy Lunar New Year from Team Caity! Wishing you prosperity and good fortune in the New Year.
Wishing everyone observing Ramadan a peaceful and meaningful month. Ramadan Kareem 🌙
Honored to join leaders at the 2026 CAAPS Legislative Reception 🤝 CAAPS does incredible work providing leadership development, and connecting students and young professionals with opportunities across the region.
The District 5 office has two commissioner vacancies! We are looking for a new Animal Wellbeing Commissioner and a Community Police Review Commissioner. If you are a resident of District 5 and you would be interested in joining these commissions, please go to sacd5.com/commissioner to apply.
Here are some exciting items that will be discussed in today's 2 PM and 5 PM City Council meetings. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact my office by phone (916) 808-8551 or email at district5@cityofsacramento.org.
As Chair of the Law and Legislation Committee, I was proud to present a proposal this morning authored by Councilmembers Mai Vang, Karina Talamantes, and Eric Guerra regarding immigration enforcement activity in our city.
From Feb. 12 through Feb. 14, Front Street Animal Shelter is inviting the community to take an adoptable shelter dog out for a Valentine’s date during a special Doggie Day Out event. 🦮💕
Those interested must pre-register on Front Street Animal Shelter’s website. You can find the link in my bio!
Go to internetforallnow.org to find out if you qualify!
Grateful to stand shoulder to shoulder with volunteers, outreach workers, people with lived experience, and local leaders to make sure our unhoused neighbors are included in the decisions that affect them.
Join us for an afternoon snack at Superior Donuts where you can meet me and my team! We'd love to connect with you about what's going on in your neighborhood. RSVP at sacd5.com/coffeewithcaity. Free coffee and donuts included ☕️🍩✨.
Today, I was a strong “yes” vote in the action to amend the City’s Immigration Platform.
Here are some interesting items on today's agenda! As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please email my office at district5@cityofsacramento.org or call (916) 808-7005.
Join the American Constitution Society at a Know Your Rights event on Friday, January 30th, at McGeorge School of Law, 3200 5th Ave., Sacramento. With everything that's happening in Minneapolis and around the country, staying informed is critical to keeping ourselves and our loved ones safe.
I am thrilled to announce that I have been named Chair of the Sacramento Public Library Authority for the year of 2026! I am honored to serve as Chair and help lead one of the largest and most impactful library systems in California.
Join us on Monday, January 19th, for the March for the Dream! The official parade program starts at 8:30am at Sacramento City College (3835 Freeport Blvd) and ends at the Safe Credit Union Convention Center. mlk365.org
Research and civil grand juries have been clear that this kind of coordination works better, and I strongly support this approach.
Strong neighborhoods start with informed residents. The City of Sacramento Planning Academy helps participants learn how planning decisions affect our city and how to meaningfully engage in the process. Apply now to be part of the 2026 cohort.
Here are some interesting items up for discussion today. As always, if you have questions or concerns, you can reach our office at (916) 808-7005 or district5@cityofsacramento.org.
MLK365's annual March for the Dream is happening next Monday, January 19th! The Extra Mile, the opening mile of the march, starts at Oak Park Community Center and ends at Sacramento City College. After a short program, the march will depart again for the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center.
Code 4 Hood is a fantastic STEAM program based right here in District 5 and they have several amazing programs lined up for this year. To find out more or to get involved, contact Ms AJ at alona@code4hood.org or text (916) 889-0088!
