Regional Parks

2021 Habitat Restoration Project at Ancil Hoffman
A new project to restore crucial habitat for native salmon and steelhead trout is scheduled to begin in late August at Ancil Hoffman Park. The Ancil Hoffman Habitat Restoration Project will recreate spawning and rearing areas by laying approximately 15,800 cubic yards of clean gravel into the flowing river and carving a new alcove in the existing gravel bar, parallel to the river. Project teams will add large woody material and plant riparian trees and bushes in the alcove, creating places for young fish to hide from predators and for insects and vegetation to grow for feeding. The project is expected to begin in late-August and finish by late-October 2021, before anadromous Chinook salmon return in high numbers. Crews may be on-site Monday through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. (noise starting at 7 a.m.) with in-river work occurring only on weekdays (and not on Labor Day). For more information, visit the Water Forum website.
Pump Station Construction at Sailor Bar
The Sacramento Area Sewer District (SASD) has begun the rehabilitation of their pump station located off the Sailor Bar Park Olive Avenue access point. Park access and trails will remain open but please exercise caution as construction equipment will be present. Construction is expected to finish by late summer 2022. For more information, visit the SASD website.
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