Author: Alyssa Lee
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Strong SacTown July Member Mingle
Join Strong SacTown on this summer evening for a casual kickback!
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August 2024 Monthly Meeting
Our August monthly meeting will hear from 2 speakers on the City of Sacramento’s Streets for People plan and on a draft ballot measure to provide county-wide funding for transit and more.
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Strong SacTown goes to see the Rivercats! ⚾
Strong SacTown is having a fun sports night and attending the Rivercats baseball game!
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Strong Towns 101 – Part 1!
This event is open for anyone who wants to learn the basics of the Strong Towns approach and how to approach making Sacramento financially and socially resilient.
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Strong SacTown June Member Mingle
Join Strong SacTown on this summer evening for a casual kickback!
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Strong SacTown Movie Night: The Street Project
Strong SacTown is holding a solstice movie night for the documentary The Street Project! We’ll get an update from the Streets for People working group and learn about what Strong Towns recommends for safe and productive street design. RSVP to join!
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Comment on the City’s Budget by June 11! Transparent budgeting and accounting starts with our voice.
The City of Sacramento is having their final hearing on their draft Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget on Tuesday, June 11. If you care about seeing funding for Strong SacTown’s goals, join us to make your comment by June 11!
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July 2024 Monthly Meeting
Our July monthly meeting will be on the 2nd Thursday due to the 4th of July holiday, and will be held at our new meeting location!
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Humanize Book Discussion & Neighborhood Walk
Strong SacTown is holding a book club for Humanize: A Maker’s Guide to Designing Our Cities! We will discuss the book and also do a neighborhood walk to discuss the “humanity” of different buildings. RSVP to join!
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Virtual Community Meeting on the City Street Design Standards Amendment!
Join Strong SacTown in having a big presence at the City of Sacramento’s Community Meeting on the Street Design Standards amendment. Share your values and goals for how the City designs its streets.