http://www.cityofsacramento.org/code/RentalHousing.cfm

Residential Rental Housing Inspection Pilot Program The City of Sacramento’s reputation of being a great place to live is due in large part to the quality of our neighborhoods and the range of available housing. As part of continuing high standards of livability in Sacramento, rental units must meet minimum building standards. The Residential Rental Housing Pilot program is aimed at promoting greater compliance with health and safety standards to reduce substandard conditions in rental housing. Early prevention of deteriorating neighborhoods is the goal of the Rental Housing Inspection Program. This pilot program has been instituted by the City of Sacramento to determine the need, resources, and effects of a citywide rental inspection ordinance and is dedicated to the proactive inspections of rental properties in focused areas. The program achieves compliance of health, safety and welfare code violations in/on residential rental property that result in a: Threat to the occupant's safety Threat to the structural integrity of the building Negative impact on the surrounding neighborhoods The building inspectors conduct door-to-door inspections of property maintenance violations in designated areas. They survey rental properties for interior and exterior code violations and issue corrective notices. The most common examples are: Deteriorated or ineffective waterproofing of exterior walls, roof, foundation or floors, broken windows or doors Ceilings, roofs, ceiling and roof supports or horizontal members that sag, split or buckle Any door aisle, passageway, stairway which is not of sufficient width or size Any building in disrepair that constitutes a public nuisance Poor landscape maintenance Structure in need of painting Unsightly, deteriorated fencing Broken windows Overgrown yards Storage in the front yard Inoperable vehicles Comprehensive list: “General Overview of Housing Code Violations” Program Process All rental housing within focused areas in Sacramento is reviewed during an initial (exterior) inspection. If violations are found, an inspection request letter is sent to the property owner listing the exterior violations found and a checklist (General Overview of Housing Code Violations). If violations are found during a continued inspection, an administrative Notice and Order is issued to the property owner specifying the violation(s) observed. The owner is given up to 30 days to correct the violations. An enforcement fee is issued for continuing (over 30-days) violations. When a property owner fails to complete corrections within the allotted time, the case file is referred to the Housing and Dangerous Buildings (HDB) Section for continued monitoring of compliance. HDB may refer case to City Attorney for administrative and legal action including but not limited to: Administrative Penalty Criminal Citation Civil Litigation Relocation of tenants Receivership Rent Escrow Account Program Flowchart: Residential Rental Housing Inspection Process For further information about the Residential Rental Housing Inspection Pilot Program, please contact the Housing and Dangerous Buildings Division at 916-808-RENT or e-mail RHIP@cityofsacramento.org. Attention City of Sacramento Multi-Unit Landlords & Property Owners! If you are currently designating at least 25 percent of your apartment community in the City of Sacramento as non-smoking, including private patios and balconies, you could qualify to receive recognition. Click here for more information

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Guest House Homeless Services

http://www.elhogarinc.org/ghp.htm

Guest House Homeless Services

The Guest House Homeless Program offers outpatient medication and mental health supportive services to homeless individuals in Sacramento County. The program serves as a point of entry into the Sacramento County mental health system of care. Additional services at Guest House include groups, HIV education and testing, and outreach services at community shelters. The Guest House Homeless Program is located at: 1400 North A Street, Bldg. A, Sacramento, CA 95814 Click here for online driving directions to the GHHP. It is open Monday through Saturday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. For more information about El Hogar's Guest House Homeless Program, call (916) 440-1500, send email, or fax (916) 440-1514.

Regional Support Team (RST) The RST is authorized by the County of Sacramento to provide comprehensive adult mental health services to eligible consumers that reside in defined geographic regions of the county. Psychiatric services include assessment and evaluation, individual and group therapy, case management, medication, and social rehabilitation. Additional programs and services offered through the RST include the following: Enhancement Program Payee Services Older Adult Services The RST is located at: 608 10th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Click here for online driving directions to the RST. It is open Monday thorough Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, and Wednesday, 8:00am to 6:00pm. For more information about El Hogar's RST program, call (916) 441-2933, send email, or fax (916) 446-8070. Regional Support Team (RST) Enhancement Program. The Enhancement Program provides direct service delivery in the community. Staff conducts groups and offer mental health services and medication support services at board and care facilities. The program provides assistance to individuals transitioning from the Sacramento County Mental Health Treatment Center to outpatient services. Payee Services. El Hogar can act on behalf of clients to manage Supplemental Social Security (SSI) and/or Social Security Administration (SSA) benefits. The representative payee works with the client to ensure his or her needs for food, shelter, clothing, and other day-to-day expenses are met. Older Adult Services. The Older Adult Services Team meets the specialized and growing mental health care needs of the elderly. We offer psychiatric services, social rehabilitation, and case management specifically designed for persons age 60 and older in Sacramento County. This specialized team supports clients thorough the many complex stages of life issues facing older adults. The RST is located at: 608 10th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Click here for online driving directions to the RST. It is open Monday thorough Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, and Wednesday, 8:00am to 6:00pm. For more information about El Hogar's RST program, call (916) 441-2933, send email, or fax (916) 446-8070.

The Salvation Army 'Center of Hope' -- Sacramento, California

WILLIAM AND CATHERINE BOOTH

http://www.gospeltruth.net/booth/booth_index.htm

WILLIAM AND CATHERINE BOOTH

THEIR LIFE and MINISTRY with PHOTOS

When asked for the secret of his success, William Booth said:

I will tell you the secret. God has had all there was of me. There have been men with greater brains than I, men with greater opportunities. But from the day I got the poor of London on my heart and caught a vision of all Jesus Christ could do with them, on that day I made up my mind that God would have all of William Booth there was. And if there is anything of power in the Salvation Army today, it is because God has had all the adoration of my heart, all the power of my will, and all the influence of my life.

LIFE OF WILLIAM BOOTH

Including Catherine Booth

by Harold Begbie -- In Two Volumes

The Extensive 2-volume Work

Volume 1 ---- Volume 2

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Life of William Booth

A very Short Biography

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THE TRAINING OF CHILDREN

by WILLIAM BOOTH

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Sermons and Papers by

CATHERINE BOOTH

Aggressive Christianity

CHAPTER 1: AGGRESSIVE CHRISTIANITY

CHAPTER 2: A PURE GOSPEL

CHAPTER 3: ADAPTATION OF MEASURES

CHAPTER 4: HOW CHRIST TRANSCENDS THE LAW

CHAPTER 5: ASSURANCE OF SALVATION

CHAPTER 6: THE FRUITS OF UNION WITH CHRIST

CHAPTER 7: WITNESSING FOR CHRIST

CHAPTER 8: FILLED WITH THE SPIRIT

CHAPTER 9: THE WORLD'S NEED

CHAPTER 10: THE HOLY GHOST

Life and Death

RELIGIOUS INDIFFERENCE

NEW LIFE

MERCY AND JUDGMENT

HALTING BETWEEN TWO OPINIONS

A TRUE AND A FALSE FAITH

THE PRODIGAL

SOWING AND REAPING

THE FIRST QUESTIONABLE BOOK!!

NEVER READ AN EVIL BOOK

WHAT WILL YOU DO?

QUENCH NOT THE SPIRIT

THE NEED OF ATONEMENT

HIS WRATH

WHAT WILL YOU DO WHEN THE DAY OF HIS WRATH IS COME?

SAVE THYSELF

A TRUE AND A FALSE PEACE

WILL YOU OBEY?

HOW TO CONSECRATE

WHAT IS THE SALVATION ARMY?

Popular Christianity

THE CHRISTS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY COMPARED WITH THE CHRIST OF GOD -- FALSE CHRISTS -- THE CHRIST OF GOD.

A MOCK SALVATION AND A REAL DELIVERANCE FROM SIN

SHAM COMPASSION AND THE DYING LOVE OF CHRIST

POPULAR CHRISTIANITY: ITS COWARDLY SERVICE vs. THE REAL WARFARE

THE SHAM JUDGMENT IN CONTRAST WITH THE GREAT WHITE THRONE

HOUSEHOLD GODS

Practical Religion

CHAPTER 1. THE TRAINING OF CHILDREN - AN ADDRESS TO PARENTS

CHAPTER 2. STRONG DRINK VERSUS CHRISTIANITY

CHAPTER 3. WORLDLY AMUSEMENT AND CHRISTIANITY

CHAPTER 4. HEART BACKSLIDING

CHAPTER 5. DEALING WITH ANXIOUS SOULS AN ADDRESS TO CHRISTIAN WORKERS

CHAPTER 6. "COMPEL THEM TO COME IN"

CHAPTER 7. FEMALE MINISTRY -OR- WOMAN'S RIGHT TO PREACH THE GOSPEL

CHAPTER 8. HOT SAINTS

CHAPTER 9. CONSCIENCE

CHAPTER 10. AGGRESSION

CHAPTER 11. THE USES OF TRIAL

CHAPTER 12. PREVAILING PRAYER

Godliness--Under Construction

Highway of Our God--Under Construction

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HeadStone of WILLIAM BOOTH and CATHERINE BOOTH

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The Salvation Army Homeless Shelter: A Center of Hope

The Salvation Army Homeless Shelter: A Center of Hope
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The Purpose of the 'Center of Hope' Community Blog

The purpose of the 'Center of Hope' Shelter Blog is to function as an online blog for the residents of the Salvation Army 'Center of Hope' Homeless Shelter located at 1200 North 'B Street in Sacramento, California.

Here we will help provide news reports about shelter clients and activities, about housing options and other vital information for our people. Plus, to help provide a strong sense of community among its people.

The primary purpose of a homeless shelter is to provide Temporary Emergency Shelter for homeless people whose main focus should be on searching for and securing stable housing where they can have a safe, sane and sober home.

We know that people have five basic survival needs:

1. Food
2. Clothing
3. Shelter
4. Medical Care
5. Quality Education

Thus, we see that shelter is a basic survival need and the Salvation Army 'Center of Hope' helps to meet that need, if only on a temporary basis.

It is important for people to secure stable housing and to hold on to their housing situation. Thus, the importance of our being functional mature adults who are employable, productive and responsible in our lives.

For those of us who are renters, we need to be able to pay our monthly rent on time and not get stuck in the vicious cycle of chronic homelessness.

We will add more features and information to this blog as time goes by.

Blessings and Prayers ~
Counselor Peter S. Lopez, Housing Coordinator
The Salvation Army 'Center of Hope'