The City of West Sacramento Public Art Inventory lists artworks significant to the community and in which the City played a significant role in implementing Public Sector funding on either a City, County, State, or National level. An "Other Notable Public Art" section, which is not City Funded, acknowledges artworks that are significant due to their history, location, and relevance to the community.

The West Sacramento Public Art Strategy outlines goals, objectives and implementation strategies to enhance and expand the public art program as administered by the City of West Sacramento’s Parks & Recreation Department and the City’s Arts, Culture and Historic Preservation Commission. Public art is referenced in many adopted policy documents and the Council has established a commission to address public art issues in the City.

The Washington District Public Art Implementation Plan (WDPAIP) defines a distinct art investment strategy to foster transit-oriented, pedestrian and bike-friendly development patterns. This Plan provides guidance the City will use to develop public artworks that highlight the Riverfront, gateway corridors, and transportation pathways and nodes. The Washington District Public Art Implementation Plan also provides material that will be included in the updated Washington Specific Plan, within chapters addressing circulation and parks.

This Plan is organized into three primary parts:

• Background (policy basis, summary of community outreach, and the existing inventory)
• Proposed Art Concepts 
• Implementation 

Many of the artworks proposed in the WDPAIP address the river connection, mark gateways or entryways, enliven places, adorn future park sites, and provide opportunities to celebrate the community’s history. 

December 2022: Girl Scouts Unveil Public Art on West Capitol Ave

Shout out to West Sacramento Girl Scout Troop 808 for adding to the City's public art inventory!