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City staff said concrete work in the CHASEN area is expected to begin this spring, paving later this year into early 2027, and slurry work will start this summer. Police representatives also reported e-bike enforcement, nine speeding citations on Sunrise Blvd in one day, and progress on recent retail robbery cases.
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Residents heard that the City of Citrus Heights plans a mix of street fixes in the CHASEN area, including concrete repairs this spring, paving later this year and into early 2027, and slurry work this summer. City staff said 350 streets are slated for completion in 2026-2027, up from 10 to 12 streets per year in prior years, because of changes in how projects are handled. Police representatives also said officers are ticketing and towing e-bikes when riders break the rules, and that recent retail robbery suspects have been identified.
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