Training and Resources - Nighttime Economy
Pubs, Clubs, and Bars Training
Pubs, Clubs, and Bars (PCB) is a quarterly training conducted by the City of Sacramento to provide information to help nighttime businesses operate safely and successfully. Various departments and partners, including Code Compliance, the Sacramento Police Department, and the Sacramento Fire Department, provide training and information.
Upcoming meetings:
300 Richards Blvd, Room 221, 3 to 5 PM
- Thursday, June 18
- Thursday, November 5
Parking is free and available.
Taking Care of Business
The Office of Nighttime Economy and the Business Solutions Center invite hospitality and nightlife businesses to discover essential support and resources to help you succeed. Join us and unlock your business's full potential!
2026 Past Meeting:
- Wednesday, March 4, 1 PM
Upcoming Meetings:
- TBD
Safe Night Out Training
The City of Sacramento is partnering with WEAVE to put on a prevention program training for entertainment venues and the hospitality industry. The program aims to train staff on how to recognize warning signs of sexual and domestic violence, and how to respond to keep establishments and patrons safe. RSVP by emailing nighttime@cityofsacramento.org.
Upcoming training:
300 Richards Blvd, Room 221, 3 to 5 PM
- September 24
Parking is free and available at 300 Richards Blvd.
De-escalation Training
The Sacramento Police Department, in partnership with the Office of Nighttime Economy, will conduct the de-escalation training to provide information to help hospitality and nighttime businesses operate safely.
Upcoming training:
300 Richards Blvd, Room 221
- July 23
Parking is free and available at 300 Richards Blvd.
Silence Doesn't Work Here Training
The City of Sacramento is partnering with WEAVE to provide domestic violence awareness training for entertainment venues and the hospitality industry. Silence Doesn’t Work Here (SDWH) is a customizable program designed to help employers better recognize, respond, and refer employees experiencing domestic violence and/or sexual assault.
Upcoming training:
To be determined in 2026.
Stop the Bleed Training
This 90-minute class, taught by UC Davis Health trauma staff in collaboration with UC Davis Health, provides education and training on basic bleeding control. RSVP by emailing nighttime@cityofsacramento.org.
Upcoming training:
300 Richards Blvd, Room 221
- May 7, 3 PM
Parking is free and available at 300 Richards Blvd.
Active Shooter Response Training
The Sacramento Police Department, in partnership with the Office of Nighttime Economy, will conduct Active Shooter Response Training. This initiative aims to provide crucial information to assist hospitality and nighttime businesses in maintaining safe operational practices.
Upcoming training:
To be determined in 2026.
Naloxone Training for Hospitality Staff
This training provides hospitality and nighttime business staff with the knowledge and tools to recognize and respond to opioid overdoses, including how to administer Narcan (naloxone). Given the rise in fentanyl-related deaths and accidental overdoses, it is beneficial for staff in public-facing businesses to be familiar with overdose signs and be trained to use Naloxone. If you're interested in scheduling a training for your staff, please email jroberto@ssvms.org.
Upcoming training:
300 Richards Blvd, Room 221
- April 23, 3 PM
- August 27, 3 PM
Hospitality & Nightlife Safety Summit
The Office of Nighttime Economy is organizing a Hospitality & Nightlife Safety Summit to provide information to help hospitality and nightlife businesses operate safely. RSVP: nighttime@cityofsacramento.org.
Recent training:
- March 26, Police Department Headquarters, 5770 Freeport Blvd., 3 to 5 PM
On the Road with Sac Vibes: Taking Care of Busines
On the Road with Sac Vibes: Pubs Clubs and Bars
De-escalation Training at Ace of Spades
Nonprofit and Partner Links
The Greg Najee Grimes 212 Anchor Foundation
The Greg Najee Grimes 212 Anchor Foundation commemorates the life of a community treasure, Greg Najee Grimes. It was established by parents Gregory and Deborah Grimes. The organization is born of grief, love, and benevolence.
I Got Your Back is a pilot program to address issues associated with mental illness and addiction across Sacramento-area kitchens. The model designed can help any industry in any city.
WEAVE’s mission is to promote safe and healthy relationships and support survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and sex trafficking. WEAVE’s vision is that when everyone acts, violence ends.
UC Davis Health is improving lives and transforming health care by providing excellent patient care, conducting groundbreaking research, fostering innovative, interprofessional education, and creating dynamic, productive partnerships with the community.
Mother's Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
MADD’s mission is to end drunk and drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes, and prevent underage drinking and other drug use.
Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
Norcal SBDC provides expert, no-fee advising to help established businesses and new startups realize their full potential.
Sacramento County Opioid Coalition
The Sacramento County Opioid Coalition's mission is to save lives by reducing opioid misuse, overdose, and stigma through community collaboration.