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02/26/2024
The Cameron Park Community Services District Assembly Hall was filled past capacity at a public scoping meeting regarding a controversial development planned for land around Rasmussen Pond.

02/05/2024
The Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors has voted to increase facility and activity fees.

01/01/2024
After a six-month search the Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors has named a new general manager.

09/27/2023
The Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors voted Sept. 20 to continue with the planned purchase of a nearly $400,000 fire engine despite a lack of clear funding.

07/26/2023
The Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors voted to begin the processes that could lead to annexation of the district’s fire department and/or placing a property tax assessment on the ballot to fund the fire department.

06/28/2023
After several public meetings and months of negotiations, the Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors unanimously approved a two-year fire service agreement with Cal Fire that will keep Stations 88 and 89 fully staffed at an amount not to exceed $10,601,450.

04/24/2023
With reluctance, the Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors supported a fire service plan that will brown out Station 88 on Alhambra Drive. The plan includes a five-year service extension agreement with Cal Fire.

04/05/2023
A full Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors meeting adjourned after nearly four hours with the board establishing changes that will impact activities at Cameron Park Lake. Residents made themselves heard on two topics.

11/08/2022
The Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors welcomes two new board members and retains one current member. Dawn Wolfson and Tim Israel replace Felicity Carlson and Ellie Wooten (neither ran for reelection), while Monique Scobey continues to serve on the board.

11/07/2022
The prospective Cameron Park Lake splash pad became a hot topic during the Oct. 19 Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors meeting, with some concerned the project isn't the best use of CSD funds.