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Council issues series of proclamations recognizing anti-hate week, manufacturing month, domestic-violence action month and planning month
Summary
Citrus Heights issued proclamations recognizing October 2025 as United Against Hate Week, National Manufacturing Month, Domestic Violence Action Month, National Community Planning Month, and Code Enforcement Officer Appreciation Week; public safety and nonprofit representatives attended to accept and comment.
The Citrus Heights City Council opened the meeting with a series of proclamations honoring community initiatives and public-service efforts in October 2025.
The council proclaimed October 2025 as United Against Hate Week; Police Chief Alex Turcotte and Metro Fire Assistant Chief Mike Johnson spoke in support, emphasizing that first responders provide equal access to services and that the proclamation underscores the city's commitment to inclusivity. "We're here tonight just to wholeheartedly support this proclamation," Chief Turcotte said.
Council also designated October 2025 as National Manufacturing Month; Sacramento Valley Manufacturing Alliance President Kevin McGrew and Executive Director Dean Peckham thanked the council and highlighted youth events and workforce development activities.
The council proclaimed Domestic Violence Action Month; Christy Keefer of Weave described partnerships with the Citrus Heights Police Department, including an embedded advocate, and thanked council members for the recognition. The council recognized National Community Planning Month and praised the Community Development Department for work on Auburn Boulevard and the Sunrise Tomorrow specific plan. Finally, the council recognized Code Enforcement Officer Appreciation Week and Police Services Supervisor Deborah Miller introduced code enforcement staff and thanked council for recognition.
Council members offered brief comments of support at each proclamation and joined staff and community partners for photos.
These proclamations are ceremonial but signal council support for the city's anti-hate work, manufacturing outreach, domestic-violence response resources, planning efforts, and code-enforcement staff.
