Daniel Ramos

Operates as a non profit organization that provides food recovery, storage and distribution services

The West Sacramento Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization that supports business growth and community development in West Sacramento and surrounding areas, including parts of Yolo County. The private company is based in West Sacramento. It represents over 400 members and more than 170,000 employees, providing resources such as networking opportunities, advocacy on public policy and government relations, business events, labor law training, advertising, promotional opportunities, and member benefits like directories, event calendars, newsletters, and job postings. The chamber publishes "West Sac Works" magazine to highlight local businesses, residents, and community news, and its mission focuses on connecting diverse businesses and encouraging involvement in local economic growth and development projects.

Explorit Science Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to hands-on, inquiry-based STEM education for children, families, and educators across northern regions. The private company is located in the US. The American company's programs align with next generation science standards and emphasize active participation, multi-generational learning, and connecting science to everyday life to foster curiosity, confidence, science literacy, and environmental stewardship. Explorit collaborates with local schools, nonprofits, and universities to create a sustainable, community-centered STEAM hub integrating science, technology, engineering, arts, and math education.

Founded in 1911, Reclamation District 900 is a special local government district responsible for operating and maintaining approximately 13.6 to over 16 miles of levees and an internal drainage system that includes canals, ditches, 11 pumping stations with 40 pumps, and six detention basins. The private company is based in West Sacramento, CA. The district’s facilities protect the community from river flooding and manage internal water sources such as rain and stormwater. Its operations include levee maintenance, ditch and waterway upkeep, pump station equipment maintenance, pest control, and emergency preparedness. Funding comes from property assessments and other federal, state, and county sources, with separate assessments for levee operations and internal drainage. The district is governed by a locally elected or appointed board and provides public access to governance information, board meetings, financial and operational reports, public notices, and property assessment details. It employs about ten staff members and offers resources such as weather and river data, flood risk information, emergency contacts, evacuation maps, and links to relevant agencies.