Don’t Miss the Whiskey Tasting!

The LPCA & Locked Barrel invite you to attend a tasting event of premier Hirsch Whiskeys.

Saturday, November 8^th  1:30 pm – 3:00 pm.

Location: Locked Barrel 921 11^th Street, Sacramento, 95814

Tickets Include:

• Access to private bar
• A refreshing whiskey highball welcome drink
• Guided tasting flight of five premium Hirsch Bourbons
• Expert presentation and tasting notes
• Charcuterie & kettle chip platters

All proceeds benefit the Land Park Community Association. We are a 501c3 all-volunteer board dedicated to advocating for our park and neighborhood. We provide informational community meetings and family-friendly events.

$50 for LPCA members  $70 for non-LPCA members

Go to this link to get your tickets: BUY TICKETS NOW

LPCA has room to grow

If you have the time and are ready to get involved, consider joining one of our committees or the LPCA board. We always appreciate neighbors with a collaborative team attitude and great follow-through! If you’d like to learn more, you can reach out at: communications@landpark.org

We are as active as those who choose to join us.

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SACRAMENTO ZOO PLANS TO EXPAND

Hello Land Park Neighbors,

Now that the Sacramento Zoo is remaining in William Land Park, Zoo leadership is moving forward with a request to the City for its expansion.  As Mayor Kevin McCarty explained, “This expansion and partnership with the City will make sure the Zoo is here for the next 100 years.”

The Sacramento Zoo quoted me on their website, “The Zoo is a wonderful neighbor, we are excited to see it stay, and we are looking forward to working with the Zoo and the City to make that possible.” I absolutely stand behind that statement.

You can see all the statements on the zoo website: https://www.saczoo.org/zoo-update

For those who are not familiar, the Land Park Community Association was formed to prevent the Sacramento Zoo from expanding many years ago.  The attitude of today’s LPCA is we want to support the Zoo while ‘having a seat at the table’ to ensure any expansion reflects the quality-of-life Land Park is known for.  At this moment, the Sacramento Zoo leadership has not met with the LPCA Board and provided a presentation.  We’ve only seen a map on the website showing they’d like to include the pony ride area and the water fountain by their property.  It’s not clear what they want to put in those spaces or how patrons will get to and from the pony ride area.

Although we look forward to supporting the Zoo, we also need to see a detailed plan before we are comfortable approving a specific expansion plan.  We request that the Sacramento Zoo involve our community during this process.  It will ensure neighbors are just as pleased about the expansion as they are.

It’s an exciting time, and we look forward to the Sacramento Zoo leadership involving us in the discussion!

Kristina Rogers

President

Land Park Community Association