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Citrus Heights officials reported a police reorganization that dissolves the motorcycle traffic unit, reassigns five traffic personnel to patrol, and ultimately removes nine positions through reassignment and attrition while keeping patrol staffing intact.
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The changes were made because sales tax growth was slower than expected, property tax revenue was flat, employee costs were rising, and the City needed to protect its reserves. Residents should still see patrol, emergency response, investigations, traffic enforcement, and major accident investigations continue, although dedicated motorcycle traffic enforcement is ending. Officials also reported the lowest crime rate since Citrus Heights incorporated and said a full Fourth of July fireworks enforcement report will go to the City Council in August.
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