The City of Rancho Cordova marks its 15th year on July 1, 2018! We'll be celebrating throughout the year and invite you to join us for 15 celebrations to celebrate 15 years of cityhood. Learn more

Located at 10191 Mills Station Road, Rancho Cordova's historic Mills Station Building has been a place to gather as a community since 1911, and this icon has now been given a new purpose: giving local art, history and culture a place to call home. The Mills Station Arts & Culture Center (MACC) will feature various art exhibits and displays, providing a spotlight for local artists and residents who appreciate creativity. 

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The City of Rancho Cordova has a unique strategy and resources in place to assist individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) is comprised of a Homeless Navigator, plus two RCPD officers and a code enforcement officer. Learn more and meet our HOT Team

The City of Rancho Cordova began construction on the Stone Creek Trail Pedestrian Signals Project. Two new bike and pedestrian traffic signals will be installed to improve bicyclist and pedestrian safety and enhance accessibility for residents in the neighborhood.

The project is expected to be complete by Summer 2018, weather permitting. Project construction will take place Monday-Friday between 7 AM and 3:30 PM. Learn more

In celebration of California Arbor Week (March 7-14), the City of Rancho Cordova along with the Sacramento Tree Foundation, SMUD, Cordova Recreation & Park District, and community volunteers planted over 100 trees along the Bear Hollow Retention Basin and in the Villages of Zinfandel. This tree planting event was also made possible due to a grant from the City's Community Enhancement Fund. 

Countryside Tree Planting

The City of Rancho Cordova and community partners also provided 22 trees to the Countryside neighborhood on March 24. This tree planting event will add to the City's growing tree canopy, improve air quality, provide shade, and beautify the community.