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Research

Music Census and Regulatory Review

The City of Sacramento has released the results of its Music Census and Regulatory Review, a survey to better understand the present lived experience of people in the music community and their contributions to the creative economy in the capital region. Nearly 1,400 people from the music community responded to the survey, which was open October through November 2022.

The census, administered by Sound Music Cities, an Austin-based provider of music ecosystem studies and music census work, was carried out in partnership with the City of Sacramento Department of Convention and Cultural Services, the Office of Arts and Culture and more than 50 local community engagement partners.

“The findings of the Music Census and Regulatory Review reinforce a lot of what we’ve been hearing anecdotally from the music community in recent years,” said Megan Van Voorhis, Director of Convention and Cultural Services for the City. “But it also gives us a concrete direction for where our energies are best spent to support the local music industry’s recovery – and thankfully there are resources available to act on the findings.”

As a follow up to the Music Census and Regulatory Review, Sound Music Cities conducted a review of entertainment related sound in Sacramento. The phase 3 report is the product of a more than 3 years long analysis of Sacramento’s entertainment scene. The findings include recommendations for legislative, policy, and procedural changes intended to solve sound-related problems. The report introduces Community Sound ManagementTM as a participatory approach to resolving sound issues embracing cooperation and collaboration. A link to the Phase 3 Report is below as well as an Appendices to the report reflecting earlier feedback from the community. There will be 3 community meetings in early December for community members interested in learning more and joining the conversation.

COMMUNITY MEETINGS

North Area Community Meeting –December 8th 5:30 PM at the North Natomas Community Center

Central Area Community Meeting –December 9th 5:30 PM at the Hart Senior

Center South Area Community Meeting –December 10th 5:30 PM at the George Sim Community Center

Learn More:

Summary report
Data deck
DEI report
Regulatory review
Sac Sound Report Phase 1
Sac Sound Report Phase 2
Community Sound Framework
Community Sound Appendices

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