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02/13/2022
The council discussed a wide array of topics, including the advancement toward making Rancho Cordova an open access fiber network city and the upcoming solid waste rate adjustment.

12/02/2021
The City of Rancho Cordova is investing $1.5 million into a training and education program for unemployed residents. It is also for those who are considered to be underemployed or hoping to compete for promotions and higher wages.

11/11/2021
At a recent Rancho Cordova City Council meeting, organic trash bins were discussed. The Residential Organic Waste Collection Program will reduce waste by 75 percent by 2025.

10/27/2021
Brandon M. Luke has been welcomed by the city of Rancho Cordova as he takes over as the new police chief. Luke has more than 28 years of law enforcement experience, including time as a sheriff's captain.

10/21/2021
Rancho Cordova City Council has appointed new board members to the Community Enhancement Fund in order to provide better transparency as to where granted funds are used.

10/13/2021
After years of dreaming and development, Mather Veterans Village is now open in Rancho Cordova. The facility will cater to the unique needs of homeless veterans.

09/29/2021
On Sept. 20, Pyramid Peak Park opened in Rancho Cordova. The city celebrated the opening, making it the seventh new park to open in the area over the past five years.

09/07/2021
Rancho Cordova police used a “minor decoy” to remind businesses about the importance of reducing the availability of alcohol to minors and the responsibilities associated with the sale of alcoholic beverages.

08/03/2021
United Way California Capital Region has begun a three-year partnership with the cities of Sacramento and Rancho Cordova, SMUD, and other nonprofit groups to redress unequal access to technology and the internet.

07/29/2021
The Cordova Community Pool was just opened in June, but it closes for the season on Aug. 6. This weekend is a great time to visit this brand-new aquatic facility.

07/29/2021
The City of Rancho Cordova has partnered with the nonprofit Rebuilding Together to repair more than 20 homes for families in need. Home repairs have included replacing windows, installing new appliances, and making homes handicapped accessible. The program was made possible by the city’s Community Enhancement Fund.

07/20/2021
A new Art at City Hall show titled “Abstraction” recently opened—the first since the pandemic—that features 87 pieces by 41 different artists. All work, including the winning entries, will be on display through Aug. 22.

07/08/2021
The first law enforcement to partner with Eskaton’s Telephone Reassurance Program, the the Rancho Cordova Police Department is launching Rancho Cordova CARES, which will provide daily phone calls by volunteers to adults over the age of 65.

06/23/2021
The city of Rancho Cordova, in partnership with Sacramento Municipal Utility District, commissioned regional artists to design artwork to wrap 30 utility and traffic signal boxes throughout the community.

05/30/2021
Observing COVID rules regarding assembly, 30-plus supporters gathered at Koobs Nature Area to honor and name the 15 graduates of Carmichael’s La Sierra High School who were killed in the Vietnam War.

05/19/2021
The Rancho Cordova City Council stretched past the five-hour mark with the bulk of the session taken up by allocations from the city’s Community Enhancement Fund.