Midtown and East Sacramento

What is MESA About?

 

MESA is a group of concerned neighbors that came together to seek help from our government officials to improve public safety in our neighborhood while working towards real solutions to get help for those who are unsheltered in our community. Our founders are neighbors, business owners, property owners and concerned citizens. As we work through the issues, we identify gaps or issues in the systems or the programs, and work to find solutions that will improve our neighborhood and the lives of those who are unsheltered today. All ideas and solutions are welcome, and discourse about the issue may bring some new solutions to light. Some things we have identified today where each of us can help make a difference is:

  • Attend your City Council meetings and comment on agenda items that factor into the quality of life in our neighborhood. We’ll send updates on specific items that we are paying attention to.
  • Encourage your City Council members to support our law enforcement. MESA supports our law enforcement officers, and we need to get that message to our Councilmembers.
  • We encourage our members to be a part of the solution. We need to be looking at programs, ideas and events that can help us solve the issues affecting our neighborhood. Bring things up and let’s see what could lead to some real solutions to improve the quality of life for our entire commmunity.

 

About Our Community

Events

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Tree Planting Volunteers Needed: East Sacramento Preservation, a MESA partner Neighborhood Association is working with Sacramento City Parks Arborist and Sacramento Tree Foundation to replace more of the missing trees in McKinley Park.
On Saturday, February 1, 2025 at 9 am, we need 30-35 volunteers to plant 10-15 trees.  The City Staff will provide equipment to auger the holes for planting and the stakes.  Our volunteers will need to clear the hole with shovels, plant, and stake the trees. Volunteers should bring a pair of work gloves.  Shovels and other equipment are provided by the city parks department.
“He that plants trees loves others besides himself”  — Thomas Fuller.  Let’s give to our future generations a legacy of shade and beauty.

Please RSVP to Will Green, wgreen@surewest.net or text 916-202-7956