The Social Justice PolitiCast

Social Justice Politicorps of Sacramento County

Welcome to the Social Justice PolitiCast, a weekly recap recap/prep session for local Sacramento government at the City and County levels. We're with you every week to keep you up to date on what was discussed, who voted for what, what's coming up, and how you can get involved and make your voice heard.  Social Justice Politicorps values civic engagement by and for community members. We’re recruiting folxs in Sacramento to help us recap meetings and promote social justice happenings. No experience needed- we'll provide recaps and support.

  1. Oct 5

    October 5, 2026

    This week, Sky gives us the rundown on a meaningless Sacramento Community Police Review Commission meeting, and then runs us through a couple of items of interest at the County BoS meeting. No City Council this week! NOTE: I make a reference at one point to the SCPRC meeting being tomorrow night, but it is actually tonight! Apologies for the error. Flags this week: Community Police Review Commission, Monday, October 5, 5:30pm Item 3: Military Equipment Use Community Forum Follow Up Discussion Item 4: Discussion on the City’s Office of Public Safety and Accountability and Police Oversight Item 6: 2026 Annual Report Discussion and Recommendation Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, October 6, 9:30am Item 26: Approval To Increase The Vehicle Registration Fees Collected Under Section 9250.19 Of The California Vehicle Code In Order To Support The Ongoing Operations Of The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office California Identification Program (Sheriff) Item 27: Authorization To Execute A Personal Service Agreement With Jeffrey Dreher In The Amount Of $90,000 And With Jason Fortier In The Amount Of $84,000 For Services Provided For The Central California Intelligence Center For The Period Of November 1, 2026 Through October 30, 2027 (Sheriff) Item 35: Affordable Housing Ordinance Workshop (Community Development) Stay up to date with what your local government is doing in Sacramento: Follow SJPC on FB & IG Sign up for our newsletter Join the SJPC Signal Chat Keep an eye on the running agenda tracker Watch us on YouTube!

  2. Sep 14

    September 14, 2026

    This week, Sky walks us thru new City shenanigans in which the Council is preparing to quietly wipe its ass with a recent Grand Jury report criticizing the City for watering down the Sacramento Community Police Review Commission to the point where it’s “window dressing”. Also up this week, Sheriff Cooper continues to blur the lines between local and federal surveillance and enforcement. Flags this week: Community Police Review Commission, Monday, September 14, 5:30pm Item 6: Sacramento County Grand Jury Report Discussion City Council, Tuesday, September 15, 2pm Item 3: Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Response to the Grand Jury Item 17: Approval of the Revised Citywide Salary Schedule Item 18: Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency Draft Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the Year Ended December 31, 2025 Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, September 15, 9:30am Item 32: Authorization To Execute A Personal Service Agreement With Rod Rifredi For Services Provided For The Central California Intelligence Center In The Amount Of $92,000 For The Period Of October 18, 2026 Through October 16, 2027 (Sheriff) Item 33: Authorization To Execute Memorandum Of Understanding Between The Sacramento Sheriff’s Office And Western States Information Network For Support Of The Central California Intelligence Center (Sheriff) Stay up to date with what your local government is doing in Sacramento: Follow SJPC on FB & IG Sign up for our newsletter Join the SJPC Signal Chat Keep an eye on the running agenda tracker Watch us on YouTube!

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Welcome to the Social Justice PolitiCast, a weekly recap recap/prep session for local Sacramento government at the City and County levels. We're with you every week to keep you up to date on what was discussed, who voted for what, what's coming up, and how you can get involved and make your voice heard.  Social Justice Politicorps values civic engagement by and for community members. We’re recruiting folxs in Sacramento to help us recap meetings and promote social justice happenings. No experience needed- we'll provide recaps and support.