Old North Sac Partnership

02/02/2026

The Del Paso Boulevard Partnership is saddened by this situation and recognizes that incidents like this affect more than a property — they impact people, livelihoods, and the vitality of our commercial corridors. DPBP supports both the property owner and Sacramento Youth Center and remains committed to building a thriving Old North Sacramento.

01/12/2026

Community Statement on the PBID Petition Process

We want to be clear and unequivocal:
No property owner should ever feel pressured, harassed, or disrespected in this process.

Participation in a PBID petition is entirely voluntary. Choosing not to sign is fully respected.

The Old North Sac Partnership is committed to transparency, ethical engagement, and lawful process. Any concerns about conduct should be shared directly with us so they can be reviewed and addressed appropriately.

Petition counts are governed by City procedures and are verified through an official City process, not through social media claims or commentary.

Our role is to provide accurate information so property owners can make their own informed decision, without pressure or fear.

For questions, concerns, or requests for documentation, please contact us directly at:
[email protected] | 916.923.6200

We appreciate the community’s engagement and remain focused on respectful dialogue and accountability.

12/14/2025

We need your help!

The Sacramento Police Department is asking for the community's assistance in recovering a beloved statue that was stolen from the median near the 2100 block of Del Paso Blvd. A portion of this statue was stolen on December 6th and we are asking for anyone with any information regarding this theft to contact the Sacramento Police Department at 916-808-5471. No tip is too small.