Sacramento Center

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Corpsmembers at the Sacramento Center complete projects across the Sacramento Valley.

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Corpsmembers
Maximum of 45

Phone
916-414-6202

Address
570 Bercut Drive
Sacramento, CA 95811

The CCC Sacramento Center is a non-residential facility where Corpsmembers commute to the center daily. Schedules vary but crews typically work four 10-hour days Monday through Thursday. Energy crews may also work evening shifts.

The center is located in Sacramento’s River District, adjacent to the American River. Corpsmembers complete projects throughout the region and state, with a focus on the Sacramento River Valley and foothills. Crews may also be dispatched across California, or out-of-state, on emergency assignments.

The Sacramento Center offers training opportunities in energy and other natural resources work. The center regularly partners with public agencies and local non-profits on projects. Additionally, the center completes a wide range of projects in partnership with State Parks.

Tribal Land Acknowledgement

Sacramento Center is located on the Miwok and Nisenan territories. We encourage you to learn more about the original stewards of these lands. With respect, we acknowledge their lasting impact and ongoing connection to this area.

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Completing a light retrofit, a Sacramento Corpsmember stands atop a ladder and passes material to another Corpsmember in Sacramento, CA.

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Train With Us

Get paid to train! The skills and lessons you learn at the Delta Center will create a strong foundation for you to launch a meaningful career and transform your life.

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Built Environment

The California Conservation Corps partners with California State Parks, Caltrans, county and city departments, and area non-profits to enhance the built environment. CCC Corpsmembers may complete a variety of projects such as building or maintaining park facilities, installing signage, retrofitting energy systems, creating defensible space, and reducing flood risk in communities.

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Emergency Response

All Corpsmembers respond to emergencies across California and beyond. Assignments can last up to 21 days in a row and Corpsmembers may work up to 16 hours in a day, earning excess pay. Crews support wildfire base camps, protect homes from flooding, remove debris, and more.

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Habitat Restoration

Sacramento Corpsmembers assess habitats, remove invasive vegetation, plant native species, stabilize slopes, or implement additional modifications to enhance natural environments. Corpsmembers may complete this work in forests, rivers, streams, or other sensitive habitats.

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Trails

Serving on natural resource crews, Corpsmembers construct and maintain trails for public recreation. Project work varies but may involve clearing brush, rebuilding trail tread, installing rip rap erosion control, constructing bridges or boardwalks, and more.

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Picture Yourself Here

Place yourself in these Corpsmember’s boots and envision life at the Sacramento Center.

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Flood Fighter Training

Sacramento Corpsmembers chain sand bags near Cal Expo in Sacramento during annual flood fighter training.

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Lighting Retrofit

A Sacramento Corpsmember uses her headlamp to look inside a lighting fixture before preparing to install a new, more energy-efficient system.

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Fuel Reduction

Sacramento Corpsmembers use a chain saw to remove fire fuel at Folsom Lake State Recreation Area.

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Spikes

Corpsmembers often camp closer to project sites, called spikes, in wilderness areas or when projects take place outside of a reasonable commute.

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Transportation

Corpsmembers must have reliable transportation to center. Transit stations are located about a quarter mile from the center.

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Activities

Join Sacramento’s Corpsmember Advisory Board to organize volunteer events, plan recreation trips, and build community.

Find Your Path

Work with CCC career navigators to chart out your path to success. We can help you leverage your training to launch meaningful careers and pursue educational opportunities. Don’t just take our word for it, check out this alum story.

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“Every single experience I’ve had here at the CCC set me up to be the perfect candidate for this job. … They saw that I had a very hard work ethic and I’m willing to push myself. … It’s taught me skills that are going to be invaluable.”

Noah van Ekelenburg

Sacramento Alum | Wind Turbine Technician, Vestas Wind Systems

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Education Program

At the Sacramento Center, Corpsmembers can finish their high school diploma, explore community college opportunities, and develop the knowledge and skills needed to be successful in the CCC and beyond.

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Scholarships

Corpsmembers can earn between $2,000 and $4,000 in scholarships during their first year of service with the Brad Duncan Scholarship.

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Ask Us Anything

We know you have questions about center life. Here are some of the common one’s we get. Have more questions? Give us a call!

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When assigned to a spike or emergency, can I park my personal vehicle at the center?

Corpsmembers are highly encouraged to be dropped off when assigned to a spike or emergency project. There is parking available at the center, but Corpsmembers assume all risk related to theft or break-ins.

Will the Sacramento Center help me get my driver license?

The center may be able to assist with some elements of earning your drive license. However, dedicated training opportunities are not typically available.

Are there computers I can use at the center?

The center has three desktop computers and 12 laptops available for Corpsmember use. Corpsmembers may be able to work on their resumes, search for jobs, and take online courses.

Computers are available during business hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Does the center have a gym I can use?

Yes, the Sacramento Center does have some gym equipment for Corpsmember use. Staff must be present for Corpsmember use and Corpsmembers must review basic gym safety and etiquette prior to use.

Read Center News

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August 30th, 2024

Keeping Costs Down, Lights On, And California Green with Retrofitting

CCC Sacramento Corpsmembers are retrofitting light fixtures in the California Conservation Corps Headquarters building to save energy.

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December 22nd, 2023

Corpsmembers Trained, Ready for Any Winter Floods

Corpsmembers across California are ready to respond to floods, if and when they happen this winter.

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