Cosumnes Community Services District Government News Digest

An introduction to new Cosumnes Community Services District general manager Tim Ogden,

Read on to learn more about the vacant seat on the Cosumnes Community Services District and consider applying!

Read on to learn more about Rich Lozano and Daniella Zehnder, newly elected to the Cosumnes Community Services Board of Directors.

In their October 22 meeting, the Cosumnes Community Services District Board of Directors were informed by the budget manager of a $9 million surplus from the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

Ground has broken on a new $31 million rec center situated at Morse Community Park in Elk Grove. It is slated to open in early 2025.

Joshua Green, the general manager of Cosumnes Community Services District, will be leaving his post next month to work for Sky River Casino as a community liaison between government and organizations.

The Cosumnes Community Services District approved Elk Grove’s newest recreation center, located within Morse Community Park. It is scheduled to break ground this summer and open in late 2024.

Three candidates are running for two seats on the Cosumnes Community Services District board in the November election. If elected, they will make decisions that affect the Cosumnes Fire Department as well as Elk Grove’s parks and recreation system.

Candidates have been verified for Elk Grove Unified School District and Cosumnes Community Services District director races. EGUSD Area 2 has Stephanie Spurlin and Michael Vargas challenging incumbent Dr. Crystal Martinez-Alire; incumbents Gina Jamerson (Area 4) and Beth Albiani (Area 5) are unopposed. In Cosumnes CSD Division 2, newcomers Ali Moua and Peter Spyros Sakaris will face off.

Ground was broken on March 22 for the Cosumnes Fire Department’s ninth fire station, which will mainly serve southern Elk Grove and help protect the Sky River Casino site.

Voters this November will see slight changes to areas represented by the five directors of the Cosumnes Community Services District. The district’s board on March 16 approved a redrawn map of board’s five divisions.

The Cosumnes Community Services District board started the process for redrawing the district’s voting division map that determines which areas will be represented by each director.

The Cosumnes Community Services District unanimously approved an $8.9 million construction plan to create Station 77. It will serve Elk Grove and casino areas.

A new director has been selected for the Cosumnes Community Services District, with Jacklyn Moreno filling the role in 2022.

Cosumnes Community Services District Director Rod Brewer has filed paperwork to run for the District 2 seat on the Elk Grove City Council. District 2 has been represented since 2006 by Pat Hume, now running for the District 5 seat on the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors.

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.