The @sacsheriff @SacPolice @SacCountyDA @SacramentoCourt held a media bootcamp for area news outlets covering crime & the courts. Reporters, editors, producers & news directors participated in the session meant to help media navigate the justice system & better inform the public.

All of the crosswalks on Banfield Drive, adjacent to Heron School, were re-striped over the holiday weekend, but I am certain it was the traffic enforcement officer stationed near this intersection that influenced driver behavior today. Thank you, @SacPolice!

Thank you Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes for recognizing Diability Pride Month and Senator Angelique Ashby for the resolution supporting the work of the city’s Disability Advisory Commission.

Grateful to be invited to participate in a discussion this week with the newest Sacramento Police Department officers about working with people on the autism spectrum as part of their Crisis Intervention Training. #AutismAwareness

This sounds amazing! #accessibility

. @TheCityofSac Disability Advisory Commission is accepting applications for Council Districts 4, 6, and 7, two mayoral appointments, and a new youth seat. Learn more and apply online at https://t.co/DjxB0OuUx9. @MayorMcCarty @EricZGuerra @pluckebaum

Reminder to Sacramento real estate agents: Open house signs placed in curb cuts OR bike lanes obstruct ADA access and create safety hazards for cyclists and pedestrians (ANd could be subject to @TheCityofSac code enforcement penalties). #ADA #SafeStreets @Sac_Realtors

Serving on @TheCityofSac ’s Disability Advisory Commission from 2016-2025 with Mona Crowley was an honor. Truly, the end of an era but not our commitment to advocacy for inclusion.

Shared use bike paths are separated from the street and shared with people walking and rolling. 🚴‍♀️ 🚶‍♀️ 👩🏻‍🦼👨🏽‍🦯 #MyNatomas

This week, the three of us will preside over our last Sacramento Disabilities Advisory Commission meeting together. Alice’s term is ending and Mo and I have termed out. If you can, please join us for the second round of Tim Haley Awards at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 4.

If you receive a summons from the Sacramento Superior Court for jury duty, know that you’ve been called to perform one of the most important responsibilities of citizenship. Your participation matters—and it makes a real difference.

Decommissioning ride scheduling app before deploying the new one continues to impact those who use SacRT Go paratransit services. Estimated 30-minute hold time to schedule a ride with @RideSacRT. https://t.co/wmzdp1oiHB @RickJenningsD7 @CaityMapleD5 @Roger_Dickinson

What a surprise and honor to receive the Ambassador of the Year award at the Natomas Chamber of Commerce's annual "State of Natomas" event last week! It has been a pleasure serving my community. #MyNatomas

Second day in row unable to get through to SacRT Go dispatch about scheduled ADA services. @RideSacRT

Come join the Age & Disability-Friendly Action Plan Launch & Celebration at Sacramento State University on March 17th from 10am-2pm. This event is all about coming together to support older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers. Be part of this important

The Sacramento Disabilities Advisory Commission will be discussing the annual Tim Haley Awards at an upcoming meeting. If you know someone who lives in the city and who goes above and beyond to serve those in the disability community, please share with me!

Just heard @TheCityofSac “Access Leisure” recreation program for individuals with disabilities is holding an open house event tomorrow, 1/11 at the North Natomas Community Center. According to the flyer, you must register to attend. @CM_LisaKaplan @AngeliqueAshby

The 4th annual Cops & Coffee was a success! Thank you, Fly Brave for hosting and to the @SacPolice for showing up year after year!

ADA doors are now operational at City Council Chambers!

Inspiring teamwork at last night's meeting on the city's Disabilities Advisory Commission 2024 annual report and 2025 work plan. #Inclusion #Accessibility #DisabilityAwareness