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The Rancho Murieta Association and Community Services District boards hold their monthly meetings this week, and the Parks Committee will hold a public meeting Thursday to adopt a trails plan. Read more » Read more » about RMA, CSD, Parks meetings this week

The Community Services District is facing unexpected bills and a pressing deadline to address a state classification of three of its dams as “high” hazards, though there’s no apparent risk for current Rancho Murieta homes. The CSD is challenging the classifications, a state reaction to last year’s near-collapse of Oroville Dam. Read more » Read more » about CSD must address state dam ratings

Local organizations have issued a report about their work to improve community lakes, in particular Laguna Joaquin. The Rancho Murieta Association, Community Services District and downstream ranchers are represented in the group, which was formed in response to last July's fish kill at Laguna Joaquin. Read more » Read more » about Group reports on efforts to improve lakes

A long-awaited study of Rancho Murieta’s security operations is in the Community Services District’s hands, but it will be at least another month before the study – or a summary – is shared with the community. Read more » Read more » about CSD starts to address Security study

Both driving and walking, Nancy Miller says she has experienced the danger of traffic that's too fast on Jackson Road.

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The effort to get the speed limit on Jackson Road reduced to 45 mph through Rancho Murieta is being led by a woman who puts her argument simply. It’s a safety issue, Nancy Miller says, and it’s the right thing to do. Read more » Read more » about Trying to slow Jackson Road traffic

Security Sgt. Jeff Werblun will step up to be the department’s new chief, the Community Services District announced Friday afternoon. He’ll assume the responsibilities Feb. 3. Read more » Read more » about Sergeant named new Security chief

At this month’s meeting, the Community Services District board continued its multi-month effort to lay a foundation for the possibility of buying undeveloped land on the North and the Country Club land. Read more » Read more » about CSD continues to explore land purchase

[Corrected Jan. 6] Underfunded employee pension programs have been a growing worry nationally for years, and the worries aren’t limited to retirees who get the pension checks. Communities like Rancho Murieta have cause to worry too. Read more » Read more » about Underfunded pensions impact CSD, RMA too

The Community Services District begins the new year with a commitment to a master trail plan and to exploring a proposal to acquire open space and the Country Club property.  The board acted on the issues at its December meeting. Read more » Read more » about CSD approves trail plan, land committee