# Youth Commission 10/5/2026

The City of Sacramento Youth Commission’s October 5, 2026 business meeting included updates on recreation programs and youth-serving grants. The Community Recreation and Access Leisure presentation reported that the City completed an RFP to select an organization to operate public skate hours at the 28th and B skate park at least four days per week. The operator will coordinate open skate hours, events, rentals, and enrichment programs with City staff; public hours were expected to begin in fall 2026. Staff also described plans for a community meeting to gather input on a skate park redesign. No vendor name or contract amount was provided. The consent calendar was approved by voice vote; the transcript does not specify its contents or any spending-related motion. The POPUPS update reported 24 participating community-based organizations and more than 8,400 youth served so far in 2026. Staff described an application-ranking process using independent City staff reviewers and noted efforts to broaden district representation and youth involvement. The Organizational Resiliency Fund update covered grants for eligible youth-serving nonprofits, including resiliency-building and general operating support; this grant round runs from June 2026 through December 2028. No grant totals or individual award amounts were stated. The POPUPS and resiliency fund items were presented as updates, with no vote reported.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Grants & Funding, Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** October 05, 2026

### Sources
- [Youth Commission 10/5/2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJd_EGO2ULs) - City of Sacramento