Sacramento council to weigh housing, road and bond contracts

City would accept $31.9 million for Rio Linda senior housing

Amount

$31,866,126 from the state Department of Housing and Community Development Homekey+ program (Agenda, item 21)

Where

2809-2821 Rio Linda Boulevard, District 2 (Agenda, item 21)

What changes

The city would accept the money, sign the standard agreement, and set up a project and budget for it (Agenda, item 21)

Source

Agenda, item 21

The council is scheduled to vote on accepting $31,866,126 in Homekey+ money from the state for a senior housing project on Rio Linda Boulevard.

If approved, the city would sign the state agreement and create a budget account for the project. The agenda does not say when construction would start.

Two road projects would get construction contracts

Last Mile contract

Tennyson Electric LLC, not to exceed $2,212,487, District 8 (Agenda, item 14)

Last Mile management

Ratifies a $1,911,545 agreement with HDR Construction Controls Corporation (Agenda, item 14)

La Mancha contract

Zara Construction, not to exceed $1,619,710 (Agenda, item 15)

La Mancha budget

Adds $1,584,730 in grant revenue and moves $1,396,270 from another street program (Agenda, item 15)

Where

Valley Hi Drive / La Mancha Way between Creek Center Court and Bamford Drive, Districts 5 and 8 (Agenda, item 15)

Source

Agenda, items 14 and 15

Two street projects would move to construction. The Last Mile Project Package 2 in District 8 would go to Tennyson Electric LLC for up to $2,212,487.

The La Mancha Way / Valley Hi Drive corridor project would go to Zara Construction for up to $1,619,710. Its budget would grow by $1,584,730 in grant money, with $1,396,270 shifted from another street fund.

The La Mancha item also asks the council to skip the usual 10-day posting period, which needs a two-thirds vote.

More money proposed for two homeless service sites

Roseville Road

Supplemental agreements of up to $2,251,272 with First Step Communities and $2,600,393 with The Gathering Inn at 3900 Roseville Road, District 2 (Agenda, item 16)

North 5th Street

Supplemental agreement of up to $2,506,042 with The Gathering Inn at 700 North 5th Street, District 4 (Agenda, item 18)

Source

Agenda, items 16 and 18

The council is scheduled to consider adding money to contracts that run two homeless service sites.

At the Roseville Road South Campus, First Step Communities would get up to $2,251,272 more and The Gathering Inn up to $2,600,393 more.

At the North 5th Street Navigation Center, The Gathering Inn would get up to $2,506,042 more, bringing that contract to a total of up to $8,689,037.

$317,000 proposed for Stockton Boulevard housing help

Amount

Not to exceed $317,000 for an initial 12-month term (Agenda, item 2)

Who

International Rescue Committee, Inc. (Agenda, item 2)

Where

Districts 5 and 6 (Agenda, item 2)

Source

Agenda, item 2

The city would pay the International Rescue Committee up to $317,000 for one year of housing stabilization and eviction prevention work along Stockton Boulevard.

Greenbriar bonds and the city's November ballot positions

Bonds

Special tax bonds for Greenbriar Community Facilities District No. 2018-03, Improvement Area No. 2, District 1 (Agenda, item 19)

Bond vote

Two-thirds vote needed to waive the 10-day posting requirement (Agenda, item 19)

Ballot measures

Council would approve the city's positions on November 2026 statewide measures (Agenda, item 20)

Source

Agenda, items 19 and 20

The council is scheduled to authorize issuing special tax bonds for the Greenbriar community facilities district in District 1. The item also asks for a ruling on how one property is classified under the district's tax formula.

Separately, the council would vote on the city's official positions on the statewide measures on the November 2026 ballot. The agenda does not list the measures or the proposed positions.

Other contracts, grants and reports on the list

Public safety equipment

Up to $6,000,000 for Zoll defibrillators and monitors through 2030; up to $7,000,000 for Life Assist medical supplies through 2027 (Agenda, items 6 and 17)

Grants

$303,186 from the CHP cannabis tax fund and $248,072 from the federal JAG program (Agenda, items 8 and 9)

Violence prevention

Up to $3,300,000 across 14 community group subawards, October 2026 to March 2029 (Agenda, item 10)

Other

SETA operating budget of $137,574,447; salary range updates; a turf ordinance; grant applications for heat resilience and transportation planning; a final map notice (Agenda, items 3, 5, 11, 12, 13 and 22)

Source

Agenda, consent calendar items 1-18 and information item 22

Most items are grouped on the consent calendar and would be approved in one motion. They include equipment and supply contracts for the Fire Department, two police grants, and $3.3 million for community violence prevention groups.

The list also has the Sacramento Employment and Training Agency's $137.6 million operating budget, pay range updates for exempt employees, an ordinance on nonfunctional turf, and two grant applications.

The council would also receive a notice about a final subdivision map for Panhandle Village 2 in District 1.