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Strengthening Our Streets: Join the Rio Linda Business Watch This Tuesday

In a community like Rio Linda, our local businesses are the heartbeat of the town. But keeping that heartbeat strong means addressing the challenges that affect our storefronts and our safety.

If you’ve been concerned about local crime trends or the “blight” affecting our neighborhood’s curb appeal, now is the time to move from conversation to action. The Rio Linda Business Watch is reconvening, and your voice is the most important one in the room.


Why You Should Be There

This isn’t just another meet-and-greet. This is a strategic working group designed to give business owners direct access to the people who make the big decisions.

We aren’t just talking to each other; we are talking to the experts. Representatives from the following departments will be in attendance to answer your questions and coordinate solutions:

  • The District Attorney’s Office: To discuss prosecution and legal accountability.
  • The Sacramento County Sheriff: For real-time updates on local patrols and crime prevention.
  • Code Enforcement: To tackle the issues of blight and property maintenance that impact our town’s image.
  • The Board of Supervisors: To ensure our community’s needs are heard at the county level.

Event Details

  • When: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
  • Time: 10:30 AM
  • Where: 627 L Street, Rio Linda, CA 95673
  • Parking: Available on the street or in the adjacent parking lot.

Let’s Work Together

Safety and community pride are team sports. Whether you’ve been in business on M Street for thirty years or you’re just starting out, your perspective helps build a clearer picture of how we can reduce crime and improve the quality of life in Rio Linda.

We’ll see you there—let’s get to work!

About the author

John Todd

Born and raised in Rio Linda, a graduate of Rio Linda High School, and a resident for most of the last 50 years. Co-Chair for the Rio Linda Elverta Neighborhood Association, announcer for Rio Linda Knights Football, Rio Linda Christmas Light Parade, and Rio Linda Little League Parade, Original keeper of the Archway Lights, and outspoken advocate for the Rio Linda Elverta community.

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