Wishing Rancho Cordova a Safe and Happy 4th of July holiday!

Read about Donald's promise to work to return control of city hall to Rancho Cordovans
Wishing Rancho Cordova a Safe and Happy 4th of July holiday!
On Monday, June 15, the city issued a press release “We Stand for Justice” and created a “We Are Listening” page inviting the community to engage city staff, police and city council.
The information is currently only available on the city’s web site, links below.
The information has not been shared on Nextdoor, Social Media or by email with the General Public. Please sign up to participate in the conversation on the “We Are Listening” page and stay informed, get involved.
We Stand for Justice https://www.cityofranchocordova.org/Home/Components/News/News/4064/19
We Are Listening
https://www.cityofranchocordova.org/residents/we-are-listening
Honoring all who have served and sacrificed. #memorialday2020
Happy Easter to you and your family from the Childs family! (Bodhi too!)
Reflecting today on the words, the works and sacrifice of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. #mlkday #mlkday2020 #bethechange
May peace, love, and unity bring a Happy Kwanzaa to you and your family!
The Childs Family wishing you and yours a joyous and Merry Christmas!
Happy Hanukkah! My family and I wish you peace, love, and joy this Hanukkah season.
Emptied chamber pot: Rancho Cordova council lets chamber slide on $192K loan debt – Sacramento News and Review – 08/08/2019
https://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/emptied-chamber-pot/content?oid=28541860
The Rancho Cordova City Council voted June 17 to convert an outstanding loan balance totaling $192,079.94 into a grant. The chamber had received a $201,882.04 loan in 2008 followed later by an additional loan of $36,832.52, according to a memorandum by Kim Juran-Karageorgiou, administrative services director for the city.