Town manager updates Loomis residents on software projects, grants and events
September 07, 2026 | Loomis, Placer County, California
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At a Loomis Town Council meeting (date not specified in the transcript), the Town Manager provided an operational update that touched on software, grants and community outreach.
"The land management software is moving forward. We're down to three finalists," the Town Manager told the council, and said the ERP financial management system will begin staff training soon. The manager also described recent staff recognition and development activities and thanked Public Works staff for a recent barbecue.
The manager said the town is collecting letters of support for a community resilience grant that will include library ADA work and collaboration with Placer County as a joint applicant. He also announced a new in‑town donation receptacle for a comfort stuffed‑animal drive coordinated with the county adult advisory commission and noted the town's first 'lunch and listen' community event drew about 30 attendees.
Why it matters: the software and grant work underpin future permitting, accessibility, and resilience projects; the manager said the strategic‑planning results will be presented to the council for finalization. The meeting transcript did not include a calendar date for the meeting itself; the manager did confirm the State of the Town address is scheduled for Sept. 17 at 8 a.m. at the Blue Goose Event Center.
Provenance: topic introduced SEG 076; topic finish SEG 156.
"The land management software is moving forward. We're down to three finalists," the Town Manager told the council, and said the ERP financial management system will begin staff training soon. The manager also described recent staff recognition and development activities and thanked Public Works staff for a recent barbecue.
The manager said the town is collecting letters of support for a community resilience grant that will include library ADA work and collaboration with Placer County as a joint applicant. He also announced a new in‑town donation receptacle for a comfort stuffed‑animal drive coordinated with the county adult advisory commission and noted the town's first 'lunch and listen' community event drew about 30 attendees.
Why it matters: the software and grant work underpin future permitting, accessibility, and resilience projects; the manager said the strategic‑planning results will be presented to the council for finalization. The meeting transcript did not include a calendar date for the meeting itself; the manager did confirm the State of the Town address is scheduled for Sept. 17 at 8 a.m. at the Blue Goose Event Center.
Provenance: topic introduced SEG 076; topic finish SEG 156.
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