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Elk Grove City Council meeting, June 24, 2026
Published: Jun 24, 2026
Resident Questions Budget Allocations and Praises Measure E Impact
During public comment, Lynweed raised questions about the budget, specifically regarding discretionary funds totaling $2.5 million designated for tax in lieu of tribal funds. She inquired about the allocation of these funds, suggesting potential uses like trail connectivity, sidewalk cost-sharing, or implementing menstrual product dispensers. Additionally, she questioned a $1.3 million deferral of fees for a speculative building on Waterman Avenue, asking for details on the deferral period and budget line items for reimbursement. Lastly, she commented on Measure E, appreciating the sidewalk cost-sharing program and noting its positive impact on police response times and its use for homeless services, citing May report data on guests served, exits to housing, and services provided.
Resident Advocates for Menstrual Product Access in City Buildings
During the public comment period, Mariah Garcia addressed the council regarding the Menstrual Equality Act for All. She noted that El Grove Unified School District (EGUSD) and state buildings already provide free menstrual products, but many city buildings do not. Garcia highlighted that this lack of availability affects a significant portion of the city's population (51.4% women) and can lead to embarrassment and discomfort. She proposed allocating funds to implement free pad stations in all Elgrove city buildings and majorly used facilities to promote menstrual equality.
Riskate Coffee Roasters Celebrates 10th Anniversary
The city recognized Riskate Coffee Roasters for its 10th anniversary. The proclamation highlighted Riskate Coffee's location at 2475 Elgroveve Boulevard, Suite 160, as a destination business offering high-quality coffee and pastries crafted with care. It also noted the synergy of skill and passion in their beverage creation and the welcoming experience they provide. The name 'Ruskate,' meaning 'rescue' in Spanish, was linked to the business's commitment to supporting local pet rescue organizations. The city extended congratulations and gratitude for their attentiveness and commitment to creating a unique, revitalizing customer experience, wishing them continued success.
City Council Proclaims National Real Time Crime Center Recognition Week
The Elgrove City Council issued a proclamation recognizing July 12th through 18th, 2026, as National Real Time Crime Center Recognition Week. The proclamation highlighted the essential role of real-time crime centers (Arctic) in modern policing, enhancing public safety, supporting equitable policing, improving emergency response, and assisting in criminal investigations. The Elgroveve Arctic operational since June 2019 was specifically praised for its role as a force multiplier, providing real-time situational awareness, investigative support, data analytics, special event coordination, and emergency management assistance. The proclamation also acknowledged the dedication of the professionals staffing the Arctic and the Elgroveve Police Department's leadership in this area. The week provides an opportunity to acknowledge their significant contributions to a safer community. Council members and staff expressed appreciation for the unseen but impactful work of these professionals, emphasizing their role in supporting operations, critical incidents, and investigations through timely intelligence.
Delinquent Property Nuisance and Sidewalk Repair Costs to be Placed on Tax Roll
The council considered a resolution approving the report of delinquent public nuisance abatement and sidewalk repair costs, authorizing their collection on the Sacramento County tax roll. Jose Mendes, Code Enforcement Manager, explained that this is an annual item where costs for addressing public nuisances and sidewalk repairs, after property owners fail to cure violations, are passed on to owners. If unpaid, these costs are placed on the property tax bill. This year, 28 properties are on the list, totaling $22,124, with $22,000 for nuisance abatement and $228 for sidewalk repair. He noted that a sidewalk repair assistance program was launched in March, but the two properties on the current list are ineligible as their sidewalks were repaired prior to the program's inception. Property owners have until July 24th, 2026, to pay directly to the city to be removed from the tax roll.
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