“Roughly three quarters of those who responded praised the level of safety in Elk Grove. Singh-Allen attributed feedback from Elk Grove citizens on the safety of Elk Grove by way of The 2021 National Community Survey. “I really enjoyed how she expanded upon where we’re going in the future with stakeholders, specifically what we’re doing together to maintain the quality of life on behalf of the people.” -Felipe Rodriguez, Fire Chief Cosumnes Community Services District Population Diversity (L) CSD President Jaclyn Moreno, Owner of A Seat at the Table Bookstore Emily Autenrieth, Andrew LaFrance (R) Angela Spease and Arlene Chacon of SMUDĪccording to 2020 Census data, Elk Grove has increased by more than 15% since 2010. Also, $2 million dollars in resources from the American Rescue Plan Act will identify flexible needs for recovery. Statistically, more than 80% of residents graduate from Moon Creek, and later secured permanent housing. The Moon Creek house offers families up to twelve months of assistance with mentoring and support services on their journey toward more stable living conditions. “Last summer, we opened our third transitional house for the homeless. Transitional housing is one way to address homelessness, and Singh-Allen touched on the city’s newest transitional home. She also acknowledged new departmental changes within EGPD. “I am so very proud to be part of a city that cares so deeply for its first responders, ” Singh-Allen said. In a heartfelt moment, Singh-Allen spoke about the recent tragic death of Officer Ty Lenehan – Elk Grove Police Department’s first fallen officer. “The city is working hard to distribute $4 million dollars in ARPA funds to support our Elk Grove businesses, with an additional $2 million dollars that go to our nonprofits.” -Bobbie Singh-Allen, Elk Grove Mayor “A City That Cares” Importantly, she emphasized how Elk Grove favors small businesses. ![]() Singh-Allen also boasted about the reopening of the Old Town Plaza last summer – a $12 million dollar construction project offering public space in historic Old Town Elk Grove, along with the grand opening of Dust Bowl Brewing Company. “I am excited for what this project will bring to the Tribe and to our community.” -Bobbie Singh-Allen, Elk Grove Mayor “Big Things Are Happening in Old Town” “According to Chairman Tarango, construction is ahead of schedule,” Singh-Allen said, “their first phase is expected to open by the end of this year.” Photo Credit: Marissa Johnson (Left) Wilton Rancheria tribal elected officials (R) Rendering of the Sky River CasinoĪs community members eagerly await updates on the opening of the casino, Singh-Allen gave insight on the construction timeline. This includes the construction of The Sky River Casino on Grant Line Road. Singh-Allen uses this theme to cleverly detail citywide progress and changes to the city’s infrastructure.Īdditionally, Singh-Allen spoke about the completion of the Capital Southeast Connector, and how it has added easier access to developing areas. Citing Physicist Sir Issac Newton’s First Law of Motion, a body in motion stays in motion. Throughout her speech, a sense of pushing forward towards progress was felt. Photo Credit: Trinity Haynes & Marissa Johnson Headlined with the theme, “A Body In Motion,” some of Singh-Allen’s key moments were on: Housing solutions new developments city growth, and transportation. “At CSD, we’re proud of the fact that we have such a great partnership with the city which is so important for the benefit of serving the community, and Bobbie can show us how to strengthen that partnership going forward.” -Jaclyn Moreno, Cosumnes CSD President The event was presented by the Elk Grove Chamber of Commerce and the City of Elk Grove.Īttendees included members from the Sacramento Zoological Society elected officials of the Wilton Rancheria Tribe, and members of the Cosumnes Community Services District Board among many others. She emphasized the city’s rapid growth while touching on a variety of community development projects. ![]() Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen delivered her first in-person State of the City address since the start of the pandemic on Mar 25 at The Center at District56. (R) Jim O’Donnell, Genny Fulp, Mayor Bobbie Singh Allen Photo Credit: Marissa Johnson (Left to Right: Elk Grove City Council Members’ Kevin Spease, Pat Hume, Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen, Stephanie Nguyen and Vice Mayor Darren Suen.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |