East Area

Serving the communities of Butterfield-Riviera East, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, Gold River, Mather, Orangevale and also the Fair Oaks Community Planning Commission.

Stop by our new ONE STOP SERVICE CENTER offering:

Annual Regional Parks passes
Building Permits
(Mon. and Tues 9-4, closed noon -1)
Code Enforcement (M-Th, 3-4)
Certified copies of birth, death and marriage certificates
Clerk/Recorder Services
County Utilities; Billing Drop Box (checks & money orders only)
Marriage Ceremonies
Neighborhood Services (9-4)
Pet Licensing
Traffic Investigation (T & Th, 1-4)

Location:
5229-B Hazel Ave (Near Madison)
Fair Oaks, CA 95628

Phone: 916-876-5622
Fax: 916-875-1537

Hours: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Please call in advance as individual service hours may vary. For additional neighborhood assistance: contact FORCAST.

Keri Blaskoski

East Service Area Manager
Phone: 916-875-1515

Cell: 916-591-0904

blaskoskik@saccounty.net

Popular Links:

Get Involved!

Online Tools

Receive e-mail updates about news on this website eSacCountyInfo logo

WHAT'S NEW!

Building Inspection-Development Services Hours Changing

Effective November 16, all Building Inspection front counters will be closed on Fridays. Simple building permits may be purchased online, and inspections will be conducted. Note: the Community Service Centers will be open for other business.

County Utilities and Information Call Center Changing Hours

Effective November 23, the Call Centers will be open from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday. For more information about services such as report nuisances and paying bills online, visit the Call Center website.

Announcing ONLINE Building Permit Services!

Apply and pay for permits, receive fee estimates, schedule inspections and check permit status online. View Building Inspection website for details.

Some Access Points to American River Parkway Closing to Vehicles

Due to budget reductions, beginning September 14, 2009, several access sites along the Parkway will be closed to vehicles. Signs will be posted, and visitors may still enter the areas on foot and bicycles. For information on specific access points and alternate routes, view Parks Access News Release