Council Member Kevin Spease

10/04/2026

Honoring Ferdinand Boschee on 100 incredible years of life, service, and dedication. 🇺🇸🎉 It was a privilege to celebrate this remarkable veteran and present him with the Key to the City of Elk Grove. Here’s to a true century of memories and impact!

08/15/2026

07/02/2026

Nothing brings people together quite like cheering for Team USA! 🇺🇸⚽

If you're looking for a fun way to spend Monday evening, join your neighbors at the free community watch party at The Center at District56. Great soccer, local food trucks, and a chance to celebrate with fellow Elk Grove residents—it doesn't get much better than that.

Events like these are a great reminder that the strongest communities are built when neighbors come together to celebrate, connect, and create lasting memories.

I hope to see many of you there as we cheer on Team USA!

⚽ Catch the soccer action with fellow fans!

Join a free community watch party as we cheer on Team USA! Watch the match on the big screen, enjoy local food trucks, and spend the evening with fellow soccer fans.

📅 Monday, July 6
🕔 Game starts at 5pm
📍 The Center at District56 (Indoor and outdoor)
🪑 Bring your own chairs and blankets
🌮 Food trucks: Kona Ice Baboy Boys Tacos Decalli
🍻 B**r and w**e for purchase

More info: https://www.exploreelkgrove.com/elk-grove-watch-party/

Sponsored by Elk Grove Surf, Invest Elk Grove (City of Elk Grove - City Hall) and Explore Elk Grove.

07/01/2026

Looking for a great way to celebrate the Fourth of July? 🇺🇸

Join us this Saturday at Elk Grove Park as our community comes together to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. It's always one of my favorite evenings of the year—neighbors, families, great food, live music, and an incredible drone and fireworks show.

A huge thank you to the many City employees, first responders, public works crews, parks staff, volunteers, and event partners who will be working behind the scenes so the rest of us can enjoy a safe and memorable celebration.

Please take a moment to review the event information before heading out, consider riding SacRT for free, and remember that pets are not permitted at the event.

While many of us will be celebrating with family and friends, our police officers, firefighters, dispatchers, public works crews, and many other dedicated public servants will be working throughout the day and night to keep our community safe. If you see one of them, please take a moment to say thank you.

I hope to see you there. Have a safe, fun, and Happy Independence Day, Elk Grove! 🇺🇸

06/30/2026

As you celebrate Independence Day, please take a moment to remember the police officers, firefighters, dispatchers, public works crews, and other first responders working to keep our community safe. Celebrate responsibly, leave the illegal fireworks at home, and help make this a safe and enjoyable Fourth of July for everyone. 🇺🇸

While thousands of families gather at the Red, White & Blue Celebration at Elk Grove Park, where 15,000 to 20,000+ attendees are expected, a significant number of our officers and staff will be dedicated to keeping that event safe from start to finish.

At the same time, our patrol teams will be spread throughout the city responding to everything that traditionally comes with one of our busiest nights of the year: traffic collisions, DUI investigations, domestic violence calls, mental health crises, and other emergency calls for service.

To put the night into perspective, last year between 6:00 PM and midnight alone, our Dispatch Center handled 356 emergency 9-1-1 calls and another 206 non-emergency calls.

In addition, we will once again be working closely with Code Enforcement to address illegal fireworks activity across the city. Also again this year, we will also be utilizing our Drone as First Responder (DFR) program to help identify those responsible for illegal fireworks violations. If you choose to take that risk, understand that enforcement does not always happen in the moment. Citations may follow in the days or weeks after the holiday.

A reminder: Illegal fireworks carry a $1,000 fine per firework. Last year, 41 citations were issued totaling over $300,000.

To report illegal fireworks, please call our non-emergency line at (916) 714-5115.

We ask for your patience and understanding on July 4th. Call volumes are extremely high, and while our teams will be working around the clock, response times may be delayed due to the sheer number of incidents happening simultaneously across the city.

Please celebrate responsibly, look out for one another, and help us make it a safe 4th for everyone in Elk Grove.

06/30/2026

One of the best parts of serving on the City Council is seeing firsthand the talented people who work every day to keep Elk Grove running. Elk Grove 101 gives residents a chance to experience that for themselves. I encourage you to check it out and apply if you’re interested!