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Citrus Heights highlights early economic development wins and finds strong resident support for vacancy rules
Summary
Staff reported early progress on the 2025–27 economic development work plan (site inventory, business toolkit, Love Local campaign) and presented flash‑vote survey results showing broad resident support for a commercial vacancy ordinance; staff will continue outreach and refine a draft ordinance focused on registration, maintenance and security standards.
Citrus Heights — City staff on Sept. 24 gave a six‑month progress report on the 2025–2027 Economic Development Work Plan and reviewed next steps on a proposed commercial vacancy (reoccupancy) ordinance after a statistically valid resident survey.
Megan Huber, the city’s Economic Development and Community Engagement Director, said the work plan includes five focus areas — business attraction, retention and expansion, small‑business support, marketing and placemaking, and organizational culture — and described new programs and tools the city has launched, including an opportunity site…
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