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Tree Removals Planned for the Elk Grove Blvd./Highway 99 Interchange Project

This summer, the City of Elk Grove will break ground on the Elk Grove Blvd. Interchange Modification Project.  This $5.5 million dollar project is designed to significantly improve traffic flow and motorist and pedestrian safety on Elk Grove Blvd. at Highway 99, while updating one of the most outdated interchanges on Highway 99 in Sacramento County. 

In order to accommodate the work, 103 trees— including 20 oak trees—will be removed in the vicinity of the project.  The majority of the trees are common, non-native, or invasive trees, including the eucalyptus trees, shown below. The trees will be removed near the existing on-ramps and off-ramps and near the shopping center off E. Stockton Blvd. 

More than $17,000 will be reinvested in the City of Elk Grove tree mitigation fund— a fund that’s designed to facilitate tree plantings and educational programs about the importance of trees in an urban environment.    In addition, 77 new oak trees will be replanted at the Elk Grove Blvd./Highway 99 Interchange when the project is complete. The trees will then be monitored and maintained to ensure long-term success. 

The City anticipates the interchange project will be complete in summer 2014.

The tree removals are expected to begin this March.  For more information, contact Project Manager Dorothy Kam at 916-478-3604 or dkam@elkgrovecity.org.

tree removal

Dated: February 27, 2012


Sacramento County Water Agency - Fluoridated Water

By the end of this calendar year, all Elk Grove residents that are serviced by Sacramento County Water Agency will receive fluoridated water however, an estimated 24,000 Elk Grove residents that are serviced by Elk Grove Water Service Area No. 2 (basically the area west of Waterman to Highway 99, south of Bond) will not be receiving fluoridated water.

View an online map of water purveyors or visit www.SCWA.net  or call Sacramento County Water Agency at (916) 874-6851 for more information.

Dated: August 27, 2012

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