Mission
East Sacramento Preservation, Inc. is a grass roots neighborhood association. We are determined to:
- protect the quality of life and the unique appeal of residential neighborhoods;
- unite to preserve residential character, to maintain and expand the urban tree canopy;
- defend the health of our environment and the safety of our streets;
- preserve safe neighborhoods that are bicycle friendly, walkable, and tree lined for future generations.
Vision
We want:
- to see city officials who are sensitive and supportive of our mission goals;
- genuine transparency in the municipal process so citizens are informed and heard.
Where the process is broken we want it fixed; where it works we want to ensure that it works for everyone.
Values
- Service
- Truthfulness
- Activism
- Teamwork
- Accountability
Federal and state tax authorities recognize East Sacramento Preservation as a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Public Charity and Educational Corporation.
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I’m concerned about the terrible condition our local streets have become due to construction projects. Specifically, 39th between H and J streets due to the construction of the school. I think the builder /developer should be required to completely repave that portion of that project, particularly 39th Street. Patching the pavement cuts results in a perpetual problem. Also, on the same topic, M & M Electric is doing an awful job of patching Folsom Boulevard. Many of their patches have become pot holes! ESP should contact the City about these problems.
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I know that scavengers are prevalent in East Sacramento. I have been woken up at 3 and 4am by men rummaging in the recycling bins located behind my apartment building. I have spoken with some of them and understand that they are trying to make a buck. However, I also know that the city has regulations against scavenging and it even reads on garbage and recycle bins that scavenging is not allowed (though this is not a deterrent). With budget cuts, this issue is not the city’s top priority, but I was wondering if it is still a concern of our elected representatives.