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Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association (FFNA) & WestPark Neighborhood Association (WNA) combined Public Meeting TUESDAY July 13th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org Join the meeting:

Keep crooks out of your garage and house By: Rob Baquera, Public Information Officer, Roseville Police Department With warm weather and longer days comes yard work. Many residents keep their lawn equipment and other valuables inside their garage. It is not uncommon for residents to leave their garage door open while they are outside working. This may be convenient, but it is an open invitation to a burglar. Even if you are out front mowing, a criminal can quickly slip into your garage and enter your home. This can happen in a matter of five seconds or less. Here are a few tips you can incorporate into your daily routine to secure you garage and home. Secure your garage door Don’t leave your garage door opener in your car. If a thief breaks into your car and steals the remote, he has an easy way into your home. Secure the emergency release. If you are away from home for an extended period of time, use a zip-tie to secure the emergency release. Make sure the garage door is closed. When leaving your home, don’t just hit the remote and drive away. Stop to make sure the garage door closes and stays down. Check the garage door before going to bed. It is not uncommon for night shift officers to run across an open garage door. Close the garage door all the way down. You may be tempted on hot days to crack the garage door to let out the heat, but don’t do it. A criminal can easily slip under a partially open door. Secure your home Neighbors play a key role in preventing home thefts. Homeowners that have good relationships with their neighbors are less likely to be victimized. Neighbors looking out for each other and reporting suspicious activity will help reduce crime. Follow these tips to keep crooks out of your home. Padlock the side gate of your home. If a criminal can easily walk into your backyard, they’ll have a great place to hide while they attempt to break into your home. Lock all your doors. Whenever you leave home, make sure all the doors to your home are locked. This includes the side garage door and the door from your garage to your house. These are often overlooked by the homeowner. Close and lock your windows when you leave even if it is for a short time. With warmer weather you may be tempted to leave the windows open to let in fresh air. Open windows will also let in a thief. If you have an alarm system make sure to use it. Arm your system every time you leave. Post signs to let a potential thief know that you have a security system. You can reduce your chances of becoming a victim of home theft by following some simple rules every time you leave home. Don’t make your home an easy target for a criminal this season.

Phase 1 construction begins later this month The first phase of Washington Boulevard/Andora Widening Project construction is scheduled to begin Monday, June 21 and continue through winter in early 2022. Phase 1 improvements include: Widening Washington Boulevard from two to four lanes between Sawtell Road and Kaseberg Drive, as well as between Diamond Oaks Road and Pleasant Grove Boulevard; Constructing a new multi-use trail long the east side of Washington Boulevard, from Pleasant Grove Boulevard to All America City Boulevard; Enhancing the current bicycle and pedestrian railroad under-crossing; Improving signalized intersections along Washington Boulevard; and Installing a new traffic signal at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Kaseberg Drive Due to nationwide steel shortages, traffic signal work will occur during the last stage of construction, which is anticipated for the early months of 2022. View larger map. What to expect Every effort will be made to minimize disruption during construction. Residences, schools and businesses will continue to be accessible for the duration of the project. During construction, watch for intermittent shoulder, lane, and multi-use path closures. Near the end of construction there will be a short-term road closure and detour to allow for expedited road paving. Keep an eye on digital message boards for current working hours and construction information. Please note the schedule is subject to change due to equipment, materials, weather, and other unexpected conditions. Funding Phase 1 of work is fully funded and will be paid for with a $2.2 million California Transportation Commission Active Transportation grant, $1.1 million in state Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality program funds, and $2 million in local funding from the City of Roseville. Learn more about the project by visiting roseville.ca.us/Washington-Andora Public Works Department 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 746-1300 | Email | roseville.ca.us/PublicWorks

June 1, 2021 Fiscal responsibility with a focus on recovery frames City’s proposed FY2021-22 budget The City of Roseville’s proposed $571 million Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget is available for public review. Download the Budget in Brief, a simplified view of the budget highlights, and an overview of major revenue sources and expenditures. With a focus on responsible recovery, the proposed FY2021-22 budget does not include any General Fund service level reductions, and only includes the most critical increases given the continued uncertainty surrounding the pandemic. Of an overall City budget of $571 million, only $176 million comprises the proposed FY2021-22 General Fund operating budget. The majority of the remaining $395 million in funding is dedicated toward electric, water, wastewater, and waste services utility operations. The City Council will consider the final budget for adoption at its regular public meeting, 6 p.m., Wednesday, June 16. The proposed FY2021-22 city budget can be viewed here. What’s your vision for Roseville’s commercial corridors? The City of Roseville is developing plans to improve three commercial corridors along Atlantic Street, Douglas and Harding Boulevard, and Douglas and Sunrise Avenue. Stop by a virtual open house to learn more and provide your input: 5 - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 9 Register here The plans will reimagine possible future developments for each corridor to create vibrant and walkable streets with thriving businesses, community gathering places, and new housing options mixed with retail and office spaces. Learn more about the project here. Second Draft of the 2021 Housing Element available for review Following months of review and input from the public and the California Department of Housing and Community Development, the second draft of the 2021 Housing Element is currently available for review. Comments are requested by July 1. View the draft, learn more, and submit a comment. Your water quality report now available The 2020 water quality report shows Roseville water supplies continue to meet or exceed state and federal water quality standards. Find out more. Disconnections for non-payment of electric utility bills will resume soon Don’t wait any longer. Electric disconnections for non-payment are resuming in the near future For Roseville residents with a past due utility balance, suspension of disconnections will end this month. If you are behind on your electric bill, reach out now about a payment plan. Please call our customer service team today at (916) 774-5300. Payments can also be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by visiting our website at roseville.ca.us/billpay. Overnight road closure scheduled for a portion of westbound Eureka Road Westbound Eureka Road will be closed from N. Sunrise Avenue to Taylor Road during the following times: 9 p.m. on Friday, June 4 to 8 a.m. on Saturday, June 5 9 p.m. on Saturday, June 5 to 8 a.m. on Sunday, June 6 Please use the detour, or choose an alternate route. Crews will be performing bridge maintenance. Do you know someone living with Alzheimer's? Help Placer County serve the aging adult community by taking this short survey for the Placer County Healthy Brain Initiative (PCHBI). PCHBI is a grant-funded program that aims to create dementia-friendly communities by ensuring that residents and caregivers have access to helpful programs and services. The survey results will be used to understand residents’ media preferences and better support those living with Alzheimer’s or related dementias and their care partners. Find out more Summer concerts return to Vernon Street Town Square We are excited to announce the return of Concerts on the Square. Enjoy live music every third Saturday in Town Square, June through September. The summer concert series kicks off with Foreigner Unauthorized on June 19. Gates open at 6:30pm. Be sure to arrive early to visit the food trucks and save your spot for the show. Admission is free. View the summer concert lineup Park water features open daily Looking for a fun place to cool down? Come splash around at the Town Square Spray Ground or Harry Crabb Park. Park water features are open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., now through Labor Day. Don’t forget your sunscreen. Visit one today Get the most out of your vegetable garden The sun is shining, your garden is planted and you can almost taste the veggies of your labor. But are you getting the most from your garden? Join Master Gardeners on June 25 as they discuss frequently asked questions about pest management, fertilizing, and caring for your veggies during the heat of summer. To register for this upcoming webinar, visit roseville.ca.us/gardeningworkshops. Show your We Are Roseville spirit with 2021 grad signs Get and show off your We Are Roseville 2021 High School graduation signs. We have them available in your local high school colors, or color your own. We'd love to see you in your cap and gown showing your We Are Roseville spirit. Make sure to post the photos using #WeAreRoseville. Get your sign here. Ride transit unlimited all summer Ride unlimited June 1 – August 31 on Roseville Transit and throughout south Placer with the $10 Summer Youth Bus Pass. Passes are now on sale. Learn more. Important COVID-19 links: City of Roseville COVID-19 information Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

May 25, 2021 Fiscal responsibility with a focus on recovery frames City’s proposed FY2021-22 budget The City of Roseville’s proposed $571 million Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget is available for public review. Download the Budget in Brief, a simplified view of the budget highlights, and an overview of major revenue sources and expenditures. With a focus on responsible recovery, the proposed FY2021-22 budget does not include any General Fund service level reductions, and only includes the most critical increases given the continued uncertainty surrounding the pandemic. Of an overall City budget of $571 million, only $176 million comprises the proposed FY2021-22 General Fund operating budget. The majority of the remaining $395 million in funding is dedicated toward electric, water, wastewater, and waste services utility operations. Public budget hearings will be held at 4 p.m., Tuesday, June 1. The City Council will consider the final budget for adoption at its regular public meeting, 6 p.m., Wednesday, June 16. The proposed FY2021-22 city budget can be viewed here. Placer County moves into the Orange Tier Today, the California Department of Public Health announced that Placer County's COVID metrics have qualified the county to enter the orange tier, a few weeks prior to the state's move "Beyond the Blueprint" anticipated for June 15. Here is a reminder around activities and capacities permitted under the orange tier. Here is a look at what is ahead when the state as a whole moves "Beyond the Blueprint" June 15. The Roseville Aquatics Complex opens this weekend Here comes summer! The Roseville Aquatics Complex opens this Saturday, May 29. Come jump in for recreational swim on Saturdays & Sundays. Plus, enjoy extended hours for the Memorial Day holiday. Reservations are required. For information on hours and reservations, visit the Aquatics tab on the Experience PRL webpage. Make a reservation Most Roseville City offices are closed May 31 in observance of Memorial Day Refuse service follows its regular, daily pick-up schedule. The City remains staffed to provide safety and emergency services. Administrative offices and public counters are closed. Downtown Passport Facility closed. Adventure Clubs closed. Maidu Community Center, Maidu Museum & Historic Site, Utility Exploration Center and all libraries closed. No Roseville Transit Commuter, Local, or ADA Paratransit services. Dial-A-Ride operates 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Reservations are required at the following locations due to capacity limitations. For more information visit roseville.ca.us/PRLservices Roseville Sports Center open 7 a.m. - 1 p.m., no group fitness classes. Mike Shellito Indoor Pool open 7 - 11 a.m., no group fitness classes. Roseville Aquatics Complex Recreational swim open 1-3 p.m. & 3:30-5:30 p.m. What’s your vision for Roseville’s commercial corridors? The City of Roseville is developing plans to improve three commercial corridors along Atlantic Street, Douglas and Harding Boulevard, and Douglas and Sunrise Avenue. Stop by a virtual open house to learn more and provide your input: 5 - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 9 Register here The plans will reimagine possible future developments for each corridor to create vibrant and walkable streets with thriving businesses, community gathering places, and new housing options mixed with retail and office spaces. Learn more about the project here. Roseville water customers urged to voluntary conserve 10 percent to manage drought conditions Given the Governor’s Executive Order declaring a statewide drought this week, Roseville encourages customers to reduce their water use voluntarily by 10 percent. This will allow us to preserve storage in Folsom Lake, minimize water supply impacts as we approach the fall and winter months, and safeguard obligations Roseville and other water providers have made to protect the environment and the Lower American River. Find out more. Disconnections for non-payment of electric utility bills resuming this summer - make a payment plan now Don’t wait any longer. Electric disconnections for non-payment are resuming in the near future. For Roseville residents with a past due utility balance, suspension of disconnections will end early this summer. If you are behind on your electric bill, reach out now about a payment plan. Please call our customer service team today at (916) 774-5300. Payments can also be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by visiting our website at roseville.ca.us/billpay. Get the most out of your vegetable garden The sun is shining, your garden is planted and you can almost taste the veggies of your labor. But are you getting the most from your garden? Join Master Gardeners on June 25 as they discuss frequently asked questions about pest management, fertilizing, and caring for your veggies during the heat of summer. To register for this upcoming webinar, visit roseville.ca.us/gardeningworkshops. Show your We Are Roseville spirit with 2021 grad signs Get and show off your We Are Roseville 2021 High School graduation signs. We have them available in your local high school colors, or color your own. We'd love to see you in your cap and gown showing your We Are Roseville spirit. Make sure to post the photos using #WeAreRoseville. Get your sign here. Serve your community by applying to join a city commission The Roseville City Council is accepting applications from citizens 18 or older residing within the City limits of Roseville interested in serving on city commissions. We have the following vacancies: Design Committee - One vacancy Economic Development Advisory Committee - Three vacancies Grants Advisory Commission - Two vacancies Local Sales Tax Citizens’ Oversight Committee - Two vacancies Planning Commission - Two vacancies Public Utilities Commission - Three vacancies The application deadline is noon, Friday, May 28. Appointments are scheduled to be made at the June 16 City Council Meeting. Applications and more information about each commission can be found here. Ride transit unlimited all summer Ride unlimited June 1 – August 31 on Roseville Transit and throughout south Placer with the $10 Summer Youth Bus Pass. Passes are now on sale. Learn more. Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for the way you travel. Register to attend an upcoming online community meeting. Thursday, May 27 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. Can't attend? Watch a replay. Visit keepplacermoving.com/register. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

May 18, 2021 What’s your vision for Roseville’s commercial corridors? The City of Roseville is developing plans to improve three commercial corridors along Atlantic Street, Douglas and Harding Boulevard, and Douglas and Sunrise Avenue. Stop by a virtual open house to learn more and provide your input: 5 - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 9 Register here The plans will reimagine possible future developments for each corridor to create vibrant and walkable streets with thriving businesses, community gathering places, and new housing options mixed with retail and office spaces. Learn more about the project here. Roseville water customers urged to voluntary conserve 10 percent to manage drought conditions Given the Governor’s Executive Order declaring a statewide drought this week, Roseville encourages customers to reduce their water use voluntarily by 10 percent. This will allow us to preserve storage in Folsom Lake, minimize water supply impacts as we approach the fall and winter months, and safeguard obligations Roseville and other water providers have made to protect the environment and the Lower American River. Find out more. Youth 12 and up are now eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine to protect against COVID-19. It is available through many local providers via MyTurn: https://myturn.ca.gov/ Disconnections for non-payment of electric utility bills resuming this summer - make a payment plan now Don’t wait any longer. Electric disconnections for non-payment are resuming in the near future. For Roseville residents with a past due utility balance, suspension of disconnections will end early this summer. If you are behind on your electric bill, reach out now about a payment plan. Please call our customer service team today at (916) 774-5300. Payments can also be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by visiting our website at roseville.ca.us/billpay. Join Vice Mayor Bruce Houdesheldt and Councilmember Pauline Roccucci for coffee and conversation. 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 19 Pacific Street Cafe, 301 Lincoln Street There's also an opportunity to join Councilmember Scott Alvord online for a virtual coffee. 5:30 - 7 p.m. Monday, May 24 Register here Apply for Restaurant Revitalization Fund assistance Owners of restaurants, food trucks, catering services, bakeries, bars, and related businesses can now apply for the U.S. Small Business Administration's Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants. View eligibility information and apply. Watch a webinar about the program. Share in the history Johnson Pool turns 100 this year. How many summers have you spent at the pool? We would love to hear your stories in celebration of the pool’s 100th anniversary. Share your memories about the history or time spent with family and friends. Maybe you have a story to tell about Operation Swim. Send your pictures and stories to aquatics@roseville.ca.us. You can read more about the history of the pool in the latest issue of Experience PRL or on the website. Read more Show your We Are Roseville spirit with 2021 grad signs Get and show off your We Are Roseville 2021 High School graduation signs. We have them available in your local high school colors, or color your own. We'd love to see you in your cap and gown showing your We Are Roseville spirit. Make sure to post the photos using #WeAreRoseville. Get your sign here. Serve your community by applying to join a city commission The Roseville City Council is accepting applications from citizens 18 or older residing within the City limits of Roseville interested in serving on city commissions. We have the following vacancies: Design Committee - One vacancy Economic Development Advisory Committee - Three vacancies Grants Advisory Commission - Two vacancies Local Sales Tax Citizens’ Oversight Committee - Two vacancies Planning Commission - Two vacancies Public Utilities Commission - Three vacancies The application deadline is noon, Friday, May 28. Appointments are scheduled to be made at the June 16 City Council Meeting. Applications and more information about each commission can be found here. Ride transit unlimited all summer Ride unlimited June 1 – August 31 on Roseville Transit and throughout south Placer with the $10 Summer Youth Bus Pass. Passes are now on sale. Learn more. Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for future transportation improvements. Register to attend one of several online community meetings. Meeting recordings can be seen here. Visit keepplacermoving.com/register. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

By: Rob Baquera, Public Information Officer, Roseville Police Department It can happen to anyone. Dozens of children die in hot cars every year. According to National Safety Council (NSC), on average, 37 kids die in hot cars every year in the United States. Incidents peak between Memorial Day and Labor Day, when between two and three kids die each week. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, parents often are stressed. Often, tragedies occur when schedules and routines are broken. In April 2017, a 1-year-old boy died after being left in a pickup truck. At that time, the temperature in Vestavia, AL, was just 68 degrees. What many don't know is cars and trucks heat up rapidly even on milder days and no matter the time of year. The temperature inside a vehicle can rise by nearly 20 degrees in 10 minutes. Heatstroke occurs when a person's core body temperature rises to 104 degrees, according to research from Mayo Clinic. A temperature of 107 degrees could result in irreversible organ damage or even death. Young children are at risk because their bodies heat up three to five times faster than an adult's, according to a journal report from the American Academy of Pediatrics. What you can do. To prevent tragedies, Safe Kids Worldwide offers the following recommendations: Never leave your child alone in a car, not even for a minute Keep your car locked when you are not in it so kids don't gain access Create reminders by putting something in the back seat next to your child, such as a briefcase, purse, cell phone or your left shoe If you see a child alone in a car, call 911 Set a calendar reminder on your electronic device to make sure you dropped your child off at daycare; develop a plan so you will be alerted if your child is late or a no-show Technology can be part of the solution. The National Safety Council (NSC) backs efforts to use technology to prevent children from being forgotten in vehicles. Without offering an endorsement of any vehicle or product, NSC provides the following information to help parents and guardians protect their most precious cargo: Rear Seat Reminder: If a rear door is opened and closed within 10 minutes before the vehicle is started, or is opened and closed while the vehicle is running, five chimes will sound and a message will display on the instrument panel when the vehicle shuts off to remind the driver to check the rear seat. This technology is available on several GM vehicles. Car Seat Technology: This technology generates a series of tones activated through a "smart" chest clip and wireless receiver to remind the driver that a child is in the rear seat within two seconds of turning off the vehicle.

May 11, 2021 As of April 30, 302,770 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered to Placer County residents, including 130,391 second or complete (i.e. single dose) doses. The COVID-19 monthly report for May from Placer County Public Health explores case rates and variants in Placer County, in addition to discussing the county's vaccination progress. Find the report and more information here. COVID-19 vaccine appointments for anyone 16+ are available on MyTurn from the county to partners like Remedy Rx pharmacy. Vaccines are free and safe. Upgrades to water and electric meters coming soon Like many utilities throughout the United States, Roseville will embark on a meter upgrade project to modernize the metering system later this year. This metering upgrade, which will take several years to implement citywide, includes industry-standard meters that wirelessly send readings and essential service information to both our water and electric utilities. As these meters come online, City employees will no longer need to visit homes or businesses to read meters physically and will be able to connect service and perform maintenance virtually. This will produce faster customer service resolution and smarter billing information for both the utilities and our customers. Learn more here. Disconnections for non-payment of electric utility bills resuming this summer - make a payment plan now Don’t wait until summer hits; disconnections for non-payment of electric utility bills are resuming in the near future. For Roseville residents with a past due electric utility balance, suspension of disconnections is ending early this summer. If you are behind on your electric bill, we encourage you to reach out now about a payment plan. Call our customer service team today at (916) 774-5300 or visit roseville.ca.us/assistance for information about available resources. Keep Roseville Clean Grab your work gloves and join Mayor Krista Bernasconi for the inaugural "Keep Roseville Clean" event at Lincoln Estates Park 9 - 10 a.m., Sunday, May 16. Help clean and beautify the park by picking up trash and spreading bark in the plant beds. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to join. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. No RSVP needed. See you there! Find out more Join Vice Mayor Bruce Houdesheldt and Councilmember Pauline Roccucci for coffee and conversation. 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 19 Pacific Street Cafe, 301 Lincoln Street There's also an opportunity to join Councilmember Scott Alvord online for a virtual coffee. 5:30 - 7 p.m. Monday, May 24 Register here Apply for Restaurant Revitalization Fund assistance Owners of restaurants, food trucks, catering services, bakeries, bars, and related businesses can now apply for the U.S. Small Business Administration's Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants. This program provides restaurants with funding equal to their pandemic-related revenue loss up to $10 million per business and no more than $5 million per physical location. Recipients are not required to repay the funding as long as funds are used for eligible uses no later than March 11, 2023. View eligibility information and apply. Watch a webinar about the program. Façade rebates available for Downtown Roseville businesses Apply to receive up to $10,000 in financial assistance to improve your business façade. In collaboration with the Downtown Roseville Partnership, the City is accepting applications for the second round of the Downtown Roseville Façade Rebate Program. Find out more Apply for the Veteran Rapid Retraining Assistance Program Education and training for high-demand jobs is available to veterans who are unemployed because of the pandemic. Learn more. Recreational swim returns Recreational Swim returns just as temperatures start heating up. Cool down at Mike Shellito Indoor Pool on weekends, starting May 15. Or visit the Roseville Aquatics Complex, open weekends starting May 29. Reservations are required and capacity is limited. For more information on reservations and recreational swim hours, visit roseville.ca.us/aquatics. Make a reservation Johnson Pool turns 100 For 100 years, friends and families have gathered at the local Johnson Pool in downtown Roseville. In honor of the pool’s 100th anniversary, we are asking you to share some of your favorite stories from over the years. Do you remember when the pool was connected to the historic ice plant? Maybe you spent summers there as a kid or took swim lessons. Share your pictures and stories to aquatics@roseville.ca.us. Read more about the history of the pool in the latest issue of Experience PRL or on the website. Read more Show your We Are Roseville spirit with 2021 grad signs Get and show off your We Are Roseville 2021 High School graduation signs. We have them available in your local high school colors, or color your own. We'd love to see you in your cap and gown showing your We Are Roseville spirit. Make sure to post the photos using #WeAreRoseville. Get your sign here. Washington Boulevard recycling site relocating The recycling site on Washington Boulevard (across the street from @ the Grounds) is relocating to make way for a bike and pedestrian improvement project. Beginning May 15, customers can use the new location just a stone’s throw away at 200 Corporate Yard Road, directly behind the Roseville Police Department. Find other recycling locations in Roseville here Serve your community by applying to join a city commission The Roseville City Council is accepting applications from citizens 18 or older residing within the City limits of Roseville interested in serving on city commissions. We have the following vacancies: Design Committee - One vacancy Economic Development Advisory Committee - Three vacancies Grants Advisory Commission - Two vacancies Local Sales Tax Citizens’ Oversight Committee - Two vacancies Planning Commission - Two vacancies Public Utilities Commission - Three vacancies The application deadline is noon, Friday, May 28. Appointments are scheduled to be made at the June 16 City Council Meeting. Applications and more information about each commission can be found here. Start your journey to drive electric Is an electric vehicle right for you? Join us for our upcoming webinar on June 11 to get an overview of EV basics before making this very important decision. Our team will go over common terms, benefits, and cost savings. We will also review incentives available for Roseville residents. Register online by visiting roseville.ca.us/yourhome. Mahany Park Open Space Trail Project update Following a year of public input and analysis, the Draft Mahany Park Open Space Trail Draft Feasibility Study is now available. It evaluates the possibility of a multi-use trail in the Mahany Park open space. View the study and learn more. Ride transit unlimited all summer Ride unlimited June 1 – August 31 on Roseville Transit and throughout south Placer with the $10 Summer Youth Bus Pass. Passes are now on sale. Learn more. Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for future transportation improvements. Register to attend one of several online community meetings. Meeting recordings can be seen here. Visit keepplacermoving.com/register. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association (FFNA) & WestPark Neighborhood Association (WNA) combined Public Meeting TUESDAY June 8th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org Join the meeting:

May 4, 2021 Federal funding bolsters Roseville's water reliability efforts Roseville is the recipient of $33 million in low-interest financing from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This funding will accelerate water supply planning and implementation under Roseville's Water Future Initiative. The funding will advance two critical efforts - increasing the number of groundwater wells and expanding water recycling over time. Find out more here. Get notifications about power outages Our new outage map provides real-time information during power outages. In addition to the map, you can sign up for text notifications. We’ll let you know the cause of the outage and when power is restored. Roseville Electric is committed to delivering reliable service in the safest way possible. Crews work year round to ensure Roseville’s equipment is well-maintained and free of vegetation. This includes constantly upgrading lines, equipment and facilities to ensure your power is there when you need it. To view our new map or sign up, visit roseville.ca.us/outages. Disconnections for non-payment of electric utility bills resuming this summer Don’t wait until summer hits; disconnections for non-payment of electric utility bills are resuming in the near future. For Roseville residents with a past due electric utility balance, suspension of disconnections is ending early this summer. If you are behind on your electric bill, we encourage you to reach out now about a payment plan. Call our customer service team today at (916) 774-5300 or visit roseville.ca.us/assistance for information about available resources. Taking charge of Roseville’s vehicle fleet Roseville is leading the charge and making greener choices to improve our city vehicle fleet. From buses, to sedans, to garbage trucks, you’ll notice cleaner and more electric City of Roseville vehicles around town. Find out more. Start your journey to drive electric Is an electric vehicle right for you? Join us for our upcoming webinar on June 11 to get an overview of EV basics before making this very important decision. Our team will go over common terms, benefits, and cost savings. We will also review incentives available for Roseville residents. Register online by visiting roseville.ca.us/yourhome. Goat grazing returns Don't worry about the herds of goats descending upon the city, they are our newest (and cutest) four-legged employees. Goat grazing is an environmentally friendly option for open space management. Goats assist with thatch control, invasive species management and help reduce potential fire load due to dry grasses - not to mention they can get into canyons much easier than mowing equipment. Want to find out where to see the goats? Find them here. Apply for Restaurant Revitalization Fund assistance Owners of restaurants, food trucks, catering services, bakeries, bars, and related businesses can now apply for the U.S. Small Business Administration's Restaurant Revitalization Fund. This program provides restaurants with funding equal to their pandemic-related revenue loss up to $10 million per business and no more than $5 million per physical location. Get started here. Façade rebates available for Downtown Roseville businesses Apply to receive up to $10,000 in financial assistance to improve your business façade. In collaboration with the Downtown Roseville Partnership, the City is accepting applications for the second round of the Downtown Roseville Façade Rebate Program. Find out more Show your We Are Roseville spirit with 2021 grad signs Get and show off your We Are Roseville 2021 High School graduation signs. We have them available in your local high school colors, or color your own. We'd love to see you in your cap and gown showing your We Are Roseville spirit. Make sure to post the photos using #WeAreRoseville. Get your sign here. Permit Center resumes full in-person services The City's Permit Center has resumed full in-person services to the public, by appointment only. Appointments are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Make an appointment here Licensed contractors needed to repair homes in Roseville We are looking for licensed contractors interested in bidding on housing repair jobs to preserve housing occupied by low-income families and help revitalize neighborhoods. Repairs can include electrical, plumbing, roofing, window replacement, and more. The work is done through Roseville’s Housing Rehabilitation Program and is funded by federal government. Find out more Washington Boulevard recycling site relocating The recycling site on Washington Boulevard (across the street from @ the Grounds) is relocating to make way for a bike and pedestrian improvement project. Beginning May 15, customers can use the new location just a stone’s throw away at 200 Corporate Yard Road, directly behind the Roseville Police Department. Find other recycling locations in Roseville here Did you know more than 75 percent of mattresses can be recycled into other products? From 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Saturday, May 1 and Sunday, May 2, drop off your old mattress free of charge at the Western Placer Waste Management Authority in partnership with Bye Bye Mattress. Join our effort to divert valuable resources from local landfills and help build a greener community! Find out more. Mahany Park Open Space Trail Project update Following a year of public input and analysis, the Draft Mahany Park Open Space Trail Draft Feasibility Study is now available. It evaluates the possibility of a multi-use trail in the Mahany Park open space. View the study and learn more. Ride transit unlimited all summer Ride unlimited June 1 – August 31 on Roseville Transit and throughout south Placer with the $10 Summer Youth Bus Pass. Passes are now on sale. Learn more. Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for future transportation improvements. Register to attend one of several online community meetings. Meeting recordings will be available to view online at a later date. Visit keepplacermoving.com/register. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

April 27, 2021 COVID vaccination appointments available There are still many COVID-19 vaccination appointments available for this Wednesday and Thursday at the county's clinic @the Grounds. Make an appointment now. Given the county's greatly expanded vaccine provider network, plateauing demand, and steadily decreased vaccine allotments from the state to Placer County Public Health, Placer County will begin to demobilize the mass vaccination clinic @the Grounds and redirect focus toward areas of the county with greater challenges to vaccination access. This means that after this week, they will no longer offer first dose appointments for the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines @the Grounds, and may offer limited J&J appointments in the coming weeks as they finish second doses. In the last four months, Placer County has built up its capacity to administer vaccines - including other mass vaccination clinics run by large healthcare systems, more than two dozen pharmacy outlets, and small clinics. As Placer County Public Health shifts their efforts, they will also redirect surplus doses to local providers who report having ample capacity for both more vaccine and more patients. Find appointments here or via the provider list here. Funds still available for emergency rental and utility assistance - apply by Friday If you are experiencing a COVID-19 related financial hardship and need help paying rent or utilities, Rent Help Placer can help. Funds are still available but you need to apply by Friday, April 30. For more information, to review eligibility and apply, visit RentHelpPlacer.com or call 2-1-1 (833-342-5211). Landlords - share these informational flyers with your tenants. Taking charge of Roseville’s vehicle fleet Roseville is leading the charge and making greener choices to improve our city vehicle fleet. From buses, to sedans, to garbage trucks, you’ll notice cleaner and more electric City of Roseville vehicles around town. Find out more. Behind on your electric bill? Pay what you can now While disconnections for non-payment are currently on hold, the balance on your City of Roseville utility account is still accumulating. Past due account balances will be subject to interruption of service due to non-payment in the very near future. We strongly encourage residents with a past due balance to pay what you can now. Our team is here to help navigate a path forward, including customized payment plans. We can also help determine if you are eligible for other available resources. Take the necessary steps today. Call 916-774-5300 or visit roseville.ca.us/assistance. Show your We Are Roseville spirit with 2021 grad signs Get and show off your We Are Roseville 2021 High School graduation signs. We have them available in your local high school colors, or color your own. We'd love to see you in your cap and gown showing your We Are Roseville spirit. Make sure to post the photos using #WeAreRoseville. Get your sign here. Goat grazing returns Don't worry about the herds of goats descending upon the city, they are our newest (and cutest) four-legged employees. Goat grazing is an environmentally friendly option for open space management. Goats assist with thatch control, invasive species management and help reduce potential fire load due to dry grasses - not to mention they can get into canyons much easier than mowing equipment. Want to find out where to see the goats? Find them here. Wednesday, April 28 11 a.m. Register Don't miss your opportunity to hear about job openings with the City and how to get hired. Join early and dress professionally. Space is limited. Register now. New round of state small business relief grants to open Small businesses can apply for the final round of the California Relief Grant from April 28 to May 4. Find eligibility information, resources, and apply online at CaReliefGrant.com Apply for Restaurant Revitalization Fund assistance Eligible restaurants, bars, and other qualifying businesses impacted by COVID-19 can apply for assistance from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Find out more Do you own a business? We want to help you grow. Share your insight with the Placer County Economic Development Board through Friday, April 30. Your feedback will help shape business retention and expansion efforts in our area. Take the survey here. Licensed contractors needed to repair homes in Roseville We are looking for licensed contractors interested in bidding on housing repair jobs to preserve housing occupied by low-income families and help revitalize neighborhoods. Repairs can include electrical, plumbing, roofing, window replacement, and more. The work is done through Roseville’s Housing Rehabilitation Program and is funded by federal government. Find out more Façade rebates available for Downtown Roseville businesses Apply to receive up to $10,000 in financial assistance to improve your business façade. In collaboration with the Downtown Roseville Partnership, the City is accepting applications for the second round of the Downtown Roseville Façade Rebate Program beginning Monday, May 3. Find out more Did you know more than 75 percent of mattresses can be recycled into other products? From 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Saturday, May 1 and Sunday, May 2, drop off your old mattress free of charge at the Western Placer Waste Management Authority in partnership with Bye Bye Mattress. Join our effort to divert valuable resources from local landfills and help build a greener community! Find out more. Re-imagine Royer Park If you could design a new playground for Royer Park, what would it look like? Through a combination of Prop 68 and City funds, we are hoping to replace the current school-aged structure with a larger destination-style playground. Your input will help determine the ultimate design. Tell us what you and your children would like to see. The deadline to submit your ideas has been extended to April 30. Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for future transportation improvements. Register to attend one of several online community meetings. Meeting recordings will be available to view online at a later date. Visit keepplacermoving.com/register. How to keep your landscape happy and healthy Join us for an upcoming webinar on how to reduce your overall water use. Friday, May 14 12 - 1 p.m. Register here We will walk you through ideas to keep your landscape happy, show you how to create a site specific irrigation schedule, and demonstrate how to perform those common DIY irrigation repairs. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

April 20, 2021 COVID vaccination eligibility available to 16 yrs or older Placer County Public Health is now encouraging any Placer resident 16+ to register for an appointment at the county-run COVID-19 vaccine clinic Book an appointment online at: placer.ca.gov/vaccineclinics#grounds Funds still available for emergency rental and utility assistance - apply by April 30 If you are experiencing a COVID-19 related financial hardship and need help paying rent or utilities, Rent Help Placer can help. Funds are still available. For more information, to review eligibility and apply, visit RentHelpPlacer.com or call 2-1-1 (833-342-5211). Landlords - share these informational flyers with your tenants. Behind on your electric bill? Pay what you can now While disconnections for non-payment are currently on hold, the balance on your City of Roseville utility account is still accumulating. Past due account balances will be subject to interruption of service due to non-payment in the very near future. We strongly encourage residents with a past due balance to pay what you can now. Our team is here to help navigate a path forward, including customized payment plans. We can also help determine if you are eligible for other available resources. Take the necessary steps today. Call 916-774-5300 or visit roseville.ca.us/assistance. New round of state small business relief grants to open Small businesses can apply for the final round of the California Relief Grant from April 28 to May 4. Find eligibility information, resources, and apply online at CaReliefGrant.com Wednesday, April 28 11 a.m. Register Don't miss your opportunity to hear about job openings with the City and how to get hired. Join early and dress professionally. Space is limited. Register now. Looking for licensed contractors to repair homes in Roseville We are looking for licensed contractors interested in bidding on housing repair jobs to preserve housing occupied by low-income families and help revitalize neighborhoods. Repairs can include electrical, plumbing, roofing, window replacement, and more. The work is done through Roseville’s Housing Rehabilitation Program and is funded by federal government. Find out more Roseville joins nationwide challenge to be more water wise Mayor Krista Bernasconi is asking Roseville residents to make a long-term commitment to manage water resources more wisely as part of the National Mayor’s Challenge for water conservation During the entire month of April, water customers can make a series of simple pledges at mywaterpledge.com to use water more efficiently, reduce pollution, and save energy. Customers taking the pledge can win $3,000 toward their home utility bill, water saving fixtures, and hundreds of other prizes. Plus, one lucky charity from a winning city will receive a 2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid to serve the community. Take the pledge and learn more here. Did you know more than 75 percent of mattresses can be recycled into other products? From 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Saturday, May 1 and Sunday, May 2, drop off your old mattress free of charge at the Western Placer Waste Management Authority in partnership with Bye Bye Mattress. Join our effort to divert valuable resources from local landfills and help build a greener community! Find out more. Re-imagine Royer Park If you could design a new playground for Royer Park, what would it look like? Through a combination of Prop 68 and City funds, we are hoping to replace the current school-aged structure with a larger destination-style playground. Your input will help determine the ultimate design. Tell us what you and your children would like to see. The deadline to submit your ideas has been extended to April 30. Roseville transforms existing courtyard garden into a water wise inspiration We have embarked on a landscape project this spring that will transform a courtyard garden at Mahany Park into a water wise demonstration to spur landscape water saving ideas for customers and the community. The Inspiration Garden, appropriately fitting to inspire new ideas, thinking and approaches to having a sustainable landscape, will include nearly 300 new plantings – California natives as well as low- to mid-water use plants and trees. The diversity in plants species will allow for year-round color and texture while also reducing water use and maintenance. Learn more here Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for future transportation improvements. Register to attend one of several online community meetings. Meeting recordings will be available to view online at a later date. Visit keepplacermoving.com/register. How to keep your landscape happy and healthy Join us for an upcoming webinar on how to reduce your overall water use. Friday, May 14 12 - 1 p.m. Register here We will walk you through ideas to keep your landscape happy, show you how to create a site specific irrigation schedule, and demonstrate how to perform those common DIY irrigation repairs. Shape the future of trails in our region Help develop a regional trails network. Complete a brief survey by April 30 and let the Sacramento Area Council of Governments know the destinations where you want to walk or wheel. Your input is important and will help prioritize future investments. Take the survey. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

This week, we're celebrating 20 years of protecting public health in Placer County and Mosquito Awareness Week. Each day of the week, we have a different exciting and virtual activity for you to watch, engage with and help us celebrate our commitment to Placer County and bring attention to mosquitoes and other vectors in the county. What started as an operation out of a living room, turned into a trailer and now includes 22 employees dedicated to keeping Placer County residents safe from vectors and vector-borne disease. Take this week to get to know us better, learn about vector and vector-borne disease risk that affects your community and do your part to protect public health in Placer County. Check out our annual report and office tour below and be sure to visit placermosquito.org/20years for more fun events this week. Celebrate 20 Years Copyright © 2021 Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District, All rights reserved. Current Email List of Constituents who already signed up for information. Our mailing address is: Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District 2021 Opportunity Drive Roseville, CA 95678

Responsible Gun Ownership By Rob Baquera, Public Information Officer, Roseville Police Department The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many areas of our everyday activities, shopping habits, and sense of safety. According to a 2018 survey conducted by Switzerland-based Small Arms Survey, Americans own approximately 393 million guns, about 40% of all civilian-owned guns globally. There was a surge of gun purchases in 2020 with a study conducted by the University of California, Davis, showing a 64% increase in guns purchased across the country. The exact reasons for the increase are unknown, but many gun owners reported that they feel safer with a gun in their home. With this increase, it’s a great time to discuss responsible gun ownership and some basic gun safety tips. Gun owners should be educated on risks associated with guns and best practices for gun use and secure storage. Here are a few things to keep in mind. Education is key: Ensure everyone in your house who may operate the gun has been through a gun safety class and regularly practices. Gun safety is vital for all members of the household to follow. Be sure you know how your firearm operates: Read the manual on your firearm, especially if it’s new. Know how to safely open and close the action of the firearm. Know how to safely remove any ammunition from the firearm and its magazine. Best practices for gun use: always point in a safe direction – away from anyone; handle every gun as if it’s loaded; keep your finger off the trigger until you’re ready to fire; follow local gun safety laws; and practice gun training drills to improve gun handling. Proper and secure gun storage: Assume that children and teens can find and access the guns in the home. Store guns locked, unloaded, and separate from ammunition. Store guns in a gun vault or gun safe. Gun cabinets are intended to protect guns from damage or getting stolen and can limit an unauthorized person from accessing the gun(s). If you are concerned, need help, or want more information on responsible gun ownership, please contact the Roseville Police Department. In addition to the Roseville Police Department, there are several services accessible to Roseville residents: Placer County Family & Children’s Services: 916-872-6549 Placer County Crisis Resolution Center: 866-251-7584 The Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center: 916-645-3300 Placer Network of Care: www.placer.networkofcare.org/mh

April 13, 2021 COVID vaccination eligibility expands to 16 or older Placer County Public Health is now encouraging any Placer resident 16+ to register for an appointment at the county-run COVID-19 vaccine clinic Book an appointment online at: placer.ca.gov/vaccineclinics#grounds With eligibility expanding, more Placer County residents have the opportunity to be vaccinated. Join Placer County in this online event to receive information and expert answers about the vaccine, and learn about the latest resources available in Placer County. Learn more here. Gov. Newsom announced that California will fully reopen June 15 as long as the supply of vaccines is sufficient and hospitalizations are low. Californians will still need to wear masks, continue risk reduction measures and will be encouraged to get vaccinated. But the color-coded tier system will end. The state will continue contact tracing and testing to help contain spread of the COVID-19 virus. Find out more. Emergency rental and utility assistance now available - apply by April 30 If you are experiencing a COVID-19 related financial hardship and need help paying rent or utilities, Rent Help Placer can help. For more information, to review eligibility and apply, visit RentHelpPlacer.com or call 2-1-1 (833-342-5211). Landlords - share these informational flyers with your tenants. Behind on your electric bill? Pay what you can now While disconnections for non-payment are currently on hold, the balance on your City of Roseville utility account is still accumulating. Past due account balances will be subject to interruption of service due to non-payment in the very near future. We strongly encourage residents with a past due balance to pay what you can now. Our team is here to help navigate a path forward, including customized payment plans. We can also help determine if you are eligible for other available resources. Take the necessary steps today. Call 916-774-5300 or visit roseville.ca.us/assistance. Roseville City Council appoints Sheidenberger as next City Attorney At its April 7 meeting, the Roseville City Council named Michelle Sheidenberger as the new City Attorney effective May 29, 2021. Sheidenberger, who has served as Assistant City Attorney since 2015, will replace Bob Schmitt, who is retiring after 22 years of city employment including more than six years as City Attorney. “This is more than a job to me,” Sheidenberger said. “Roseville is my community and my home. This is where I’ve raised my family and I have a vested interest in ensuring the Council can achieve its goals.” The City Manager and the City Attorney are the only two staff positions directly hired by the City Council. Read more. City teams with local high schools for “Careers in Government Day 2021” To address the growing public service workforce gap, the City of Roseville and Roseville Joint Union High School District are providing local students the opportunity to explore careers in public service during “Careers in Government Day 2021” April 14, 27, and 28. More than 500 local high school students in twenty different classes will hear City of Roseville employees discuss their career fields in local government through virtual presentations. Students will learn about the skills needed to join a government agency and explore high-demand public sector careers. Among the career fields City employees will be discussing are: Cybersecurity Computer Science Civil Engineering Graphic Design Multimedia production Find out more. Roseville joins nationwide challenge to be more water wise Mayor Krista Bernasconi is asking Roseville residents to make a long-term commitment to manage water resources more wisely as part of the National Mayor’s Challenge for water conservation During the entire month of April, water customers can make a series of simple pledges at mywaterpledge.com to use water more efficiently, reduce pollution, and save energy. Customers taking the pledge can win $3,000 toward their home utility bill, water saving fixtures, and hundreds of other prizes. Plus, one lucky charity from a winning city will receive a 2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid to serve the community. Take the pledge and learn more here. Roseville transforms existing courtyard garden into a water wise inspiration We have embarked on a landscape project this spring that will transform a courtyard garden at Mahany Park into a water wise demonstration to spur landscape water saving ideas for customers and the community. The Inspiration Garden, appropriately fitting to inspire new ideas, thinking and approaches to having a sustainable landscape, will include nearly 300 new plantings – California natives as well as low- to mid-water use plants and trees. The diversity in plants species will allow for year-round color and texture while also reducing water use and maintenance. Learn more here Join Placer County Transportation Planning Agency (PCTPA) for online workshops and learn about transportation priorities in our area. Monday, April 19, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. West Roseville Thursday, May 27, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Southeast/Central Roseville Register at keepplacermoving.com/register. Re-imagine Royer Park If you could design a new playground for Royer Park, what would it look like? Through a combination of Prop 68 and City funds, we are hoping to build a larger destination-style playground to replace the current school-aged structure. Your input will help determine the ultimate design. Tell us what you and your children would like to see. Visit the Re-imagine Royer webpage to find details and fun ways for kids to submit their ideas. The deadline to submit is April 15. Summer recreation program registration is open Your guide to summer has arrived. The latest edition of Experience PRL is online now and starts hitting mailboxes this week. The new magazine style format has all of your favorite programs plus fun kids' activities and interesting articles to keep you informed. Explore summer camps, tot and youth sports, swim lessons, safety classes and more. Register here. Road resurfacing work underway Sixty-five lane miles of arterial streets will be resurfaced throughout Roseville this year. Construction is now underway and will be completed by late fall. You'll notice that along with resurfacing, pedestrian curb ramps will receive upgrades to meet current ADA accessibility laws. Keep an eye on digital message boards for current work dates and times in each area. Working hours will vary depending on traffic volumes and scheduled to minimize disruption to motorists, residents, schools and businesses. Find out more and view a map of locations. I-80 on-ramp construction and trail detour Construction is in progress through fall 2022 to widen the Interstate 80 westbound on-ramp at Atlantic Street. Watch for periodic closures. Learn more about this Caltrans project. Due to the on-ramp work, a portion of the Miner's Ravine Trail is closed from Sculpture Park to Harding Boulevard through October. Closed areas are marked with signs and barricades. For your safety, do not enter the construction zone. Please use the bike and pedestrian detour, or choose an alternate route. How Much is too Much Water for Your Yard? Friday, April 16 12 - 1 p.m. Register here. Do you often wonder how much water to use on your yard? Are you getting conflicting information from your landscaper or irrigation timer setting manual? Learn key principles of irrigation management including proper plant moisture and tips to improve and maintain healthy soil. Free virtual workshop for Roseville teachers All Roseville teachers are invited to attend a free two-part workshop series, Low Floor, High Ceiling - Making Science Tasks More Spacious. April 19 and 26 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Register here Low Floor, High Ceiling experiences are those with easy access points for all learners (low floor), and the potential for expansive thinking (high ceiling). The workshop is presented by the California Academy of Sciences and hosted by Roseville’s Utility Exploration Center. Shape the future of trails in our region Take a brief survey to help the connect our region with trails. The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) wants to find important places that people want to walk, wheel, or bike to in the region. Your input will help SACOG work with cities and counties to prioritize future improvements. Share your input by April 30. Learn more about the planning effort. Initial Seating of eight members of the Independent Redistricting Commission 6 p.m., Monday, April 19 Roseville City Council Chambers Applicants are not required to be present The drawing will be open to limited in-person attendance. To remain in compliance with the state’s public health guidance, attendance will only be open to applicants. Face coverings are required and will be provided to those who don’t have a mask. Applicants can also view the drawing on Comcast channel 14, Consolidated Communications channel 73 and AT&T U-Verse. The drawing will also be available to view on the City’s website and YouTube channel. Selection of Three At-Large Members and Five Alternates By Eight Seated Members: 6 p.m., Monday, May 10 Roseville City Council Chambers Initial Eight Members Must Be Present Remaining Applicants Can Be in Attendance to Answer Any Questions Prior to selection of the remaining members The US Census Bureau has adjusted the date cities will be notified of redistricting counts and population changes. The data sets were originally set to be delivered by March 2021, but due to the pandemic, and the many lawsuits regarding the official count, cities will not have the data until September 30, 2021. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

The two week write-in period for F-51 Park Site opens today, April 7, 2021 and ends on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. We invite you to send your comments either in support of or with additional feedback to yourlandscape@roseville.ca.us The Public Write In Period for Parksite F-51 has been extended to Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at 3 PM. Please submit your comments, in favor or against the attached Park Master Plan to yourlandscape@roseville.ca.us The Master Plan of the park has been attached to this email for your review. Video links for the previous public meetings held regarding this park as well as a copy of the master plan drawing is also available on the city website at roseville.ca.us/parksintheworks Thank you in advance for your participation.

April 6, 2021 Gov. Newsom announced today that California will fully reopen June 15 as long as the supply of vaccines is sufficient and hospitalizations are low. Californians will still need to wear masks, continue risk reduction measures and will be encouraged to get vaccinated. But the color-coded tier system will end. The state will continue contact tracing and testing to help contain spread of the COVID-19 virus. Find out more. COVID vaccination eligibility expands Placer County residents age 50 and above are eligible for COVID-19 vaccination. Appointments are currently available at the county's clinic, and many other providers across the county have also expanded eligibility. Find appointments at placer.ca.gov/vaccineclinics All residents 16 and older will be eligible beginning April 15. More than 200,000 doses have now been administered to Placer County residents. Emergency rental and utility assistance now available - apply by April 30 If you are experiencing a COVID-19 related financial hardship and need help paying rent or utilities, Rent Help Placer can help. For more information, to review eligibility and apply, visit RentHelpPlacer.com or call 2-1-1 (833-342-5211). Landlords - share these informational flyers with your tenants. Behind on your electric bill? Pay what you can now While disconnections for non-payment are currently on hold, the balance on your City of Roseville utility account is still accumulating. Past due account balances will be subject to interruption of service due to non-payment in the very near future. We strongly encourage residents with a past due balance to pay what you can now. Our team is here to help navigate a path forward, including customized payment plans. We can also help determine if you are eligible for other available resources. Take the necessary steps today. Call 916-774-5300 or visit roseville.ca.us/assistance. Roseville City Attorney Bob Schmitt announces retirement Roseville City Attorney Bob Schmitt announced his retirement effective May 29, after 22 years working with the City of Roseville, six as City Attorney. Schmitt has worked on key projects in one of the most dynamic periods in the City’s 112-year history, including the permitting and construction of the Roseville Energy Park, negotiating and drafting numerous development agreements (including Sierra Vista Specific Plan), and numerous litigation successes. City Attorney is the only other position besides City Manager that the City Council directly hires. The City Council will consider a contract for his successor at the April 7 City Council meeting. Read more. Roseville joins nationwide challenge to be more water wise Mayor Krista Bernasconi is asking Roseville residents to make a long-term commitment to manage water resources more wisely as part of the National Mayor’s Challenge for water conservation During the entire month of April, water customers can make a series of simple pledges at mywaterpledge.com to use water more efficiently, reduce pollution, and save energy. Customers taking the pledge can win $3,000 toward their home utility bill, water saving fixtures, and hundreds of other prizes. Plus, one lucky charity from a winning city will receive a 2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid to serve the community. Take the pledge and learn more here. Roseville transforms existing courtyard garden into a water wise inspiration We have embarked on a landscape project this spring that will transform a courtyard garden at Mahany Park into a water wise demonstration to spur landscape water saving ideas for customers and the community. The Inspiration Garden, appropriately fitting to inspire new ideas, thinking and approaches to having a sustainable landscape, will include nearly 300 new plantings – California natives as well as low- to mid-water use plants and trees. The diversity in plants species will allow for year-round color and texture while also reducing water use and maintenance. Learn more here Re-imagine Royer Park If you could design a new playground for Royer Park, what would it look like? Through a combination of Prop 68 and City funds, we are hoping to build a larger destination-style playground to replace the current school-aged structure. Your input will help determine the ultimate design. Tell us what you and your children would like to see. Visit the Re-imagine Royer webpage to find details and fun ways for kids to submit their ideas. The deadline to submit is April 15. Summer recreation program registration is open Your guide to summer has arrived. The latest edition of Experience PRL is online now and starts hitting mailboxes this week. The new magazine style format has all of your favorite programs plus fun kids' activities and interesting articles to keep you informed. Explore summer camps, tot and youth sports, swim lessons, safety classes and more. Register here. Road resurfacing work underway Sixty-five lane miles of arterial streets will be resurfaced throughout Roseville this year. Construction is now underway and will be completed by late fall. You'll notice that along with resurfacing, pedestrian curb ramps will receive upgrades to meet current ADA accessibility laws. Keep an eye on digital message boards for current work dates and times in each area. Working hours will vary depending on traffic volumes and scheduled to minimize disruption to motorists, residents, schools and businesses. Find out more and view a map of locations. Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for the way you travel. Learn more and register to attend one of several upcoming online community meetings at KeepPlacerMoving.com I-80 on-ramp construction and trail detour Construction is in progress through fall 2022 to widen the Interstate 80 westbound on-ramp at Atlantic Street. Watch for periodic closures. Learn more about this Caltrans project. Due to the on-ramp work, a portion of the Miner's Ravine Trail is closed from Sculpture Park to Harding Boulevard through October. Closed areas are marked with signs and barricades. For your safety, do not enter the construction zone. Please use the bike and pedestrian detour, or choose an alternate route. Friday, April 9 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Register here Make yourself a coffee and join Roseville City Councilmember Scott Alvord and other community members online to discuss city-related topics including what's happening in our city, project updates, community and economy topics. How Much is too Much Water for Your Yard? Friday, April 16 12 - 1 p.m. Register here. Do you often wonder how much water to use on your yard? Are you getting conflicting information from your landscaper or irrigation timer setting manual? Learn key principles of irrigation management including proper plant moisture and tips to improve and maintain healthy soil. Free virtual workshop for Roseville teachers All Roseville teachers are invited to attend a free two-part workshop series, Low Floor, High Ceiling - Making Science Tasks More Spacious. April 19 and 26 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Register here Low Floor, High Ceiling experiences are those with easy access points for all learners (low floor), and the potential for expansive thinking (high ceiling). The workshop is presented by the California Academy of Sciences and hosted by Roseville’s Utility Exploration Center. Where do you want to go? Take a brief survey to help the connect our region with trails. The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) wants to find important places that people want to walk, wheel, or bike to in the region. Your input will help SACOG work with cities and counties to connect our region with trails. Share your input by April 30. Learn more about the planning effort. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

March 30, 2021 COVID vaccination eligibility expands Placer County's county-run COVID-19 vaccination clinic @the Grounds is expanding to include residents 50+ for appointments starting April 1 and those 16+ starting April 15. We encourage you to text PLACERVACCINE to 898211 if you wish to receive updates about eligibility and county clinic appointments. We also encourage you to check with their health providers about scheduling vaccine appointments. Visit Placer.ca.gov/vaccine for more information. Emergency rental and utility assistance now available - apply by April 30 In order to help prevent housing instability or potential eviction, the City of Roseville and Placer County are accepting applications for emergency rental assistance through April 30, 2021 at RentHelpPlacer.com The Rent Help Placer program will provide financial assistance to income eligible households who are unable to pay for rent and utilities due to a financial hardship caused by COVID-19. Landlords - share these informational flyers with your tenants. To check eligibility, review the required application items and apply, RentHelpPlacer.com or call 211 Placer at 2-1-1 (or 833-342-5211). Program funds were made available through the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Mayor Bernasconi discusses Roseville's recovery from COVID-19 in radio interview Listen to Mayor Krista Bernasconi discuss Roseville’s plans for recovery and how the City is helping businesses, the community, and remaining fiscally sound in today's interview on KFBK radio. Grant funding making an impact in the community Check out our latest partnership with the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce to support both local businesses and front-line workers. It's all thanks to a Placer Shares grant. Watch the short video. Roseville joins nationwide challenge to be more water wise Mayor Krista Bernasconi is asking Roseville residents to make a long-term commitment to manage water resources more wisely as part of the Wyland Foundation’s National Mayor’s Challenge for water conservation During the entire month of April, water customers can make a series of simple pledges at mywaterpledge.com to use water more efficiently, reduce pollution, and save energy. Customers taking the pledge can win $3,000 toward their home utility bill, water saving fixtures, and hundreds of other prizes. Plus, one lucky charity from a winning city will receive a 2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid to serve the community. Take the pledge and learn more here. City resumes limited in-person services to the public, online services continue We have resumed limited in-person services to the public in city buildings. Some in-person city services will require appointments. Not all in-person city services will be open immediately. See all department and service specific information here. Union Pacific railyard siren test set for noon Monday At noon, Monday, April 5, Union Pacific Railroad will be testing their emergency notification siren. Residents in the vicinity of the railyard may hear the test siren. Union Pacific tests their emergency siren at noon on the first Monday of every 3rd month (January, April, July and October). Here are some steps to take to prepare for any emergency. Road resurfacing work begins Sixty-five lane miles of arterial streets will be resurfaced throughout Roseville this year. Construction began this week and is expected to be completed by late fall. Keep an eye on digital message boards for current work dates and times in each area. Working hours will vary depending on traffic volumes and scheduled to minimize disruption to motorists, residents, schools, businesses and visitors. Find out more and view a map of locations. Help plan for the future of transportation Join the conversation and help Placer County Transportation Planning Agency plan for the way you travel. Learn more and register to attend one of several upcoming online community meetings at KeepPlacerMoving.com Virtual community meeting set to discuss proposed utility rate adjustments Tuesday, April 13 6 p.m. Register to attend by April 10 The cost of delivering utility services continues to rise and to keep pace with these increased costs, your Environmental Utilities is proposing utility rate adjustments for water, wastewater, and waste services (trash and recycling.) The rate adjustment proposal will offset costs of infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation, compliance with current and future regulations (including unfunded mandates), and to ensure continued high quality services. Find out more. April 9 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Register here Make yourself a coffee and join Roseville City Councilmember Scott Alvord and other community members online to discuss city-related topics including what's happening in our city, project updates, community and economy topics. Community meeting about development in western Placer available to view online If you missed last week's community meeting about development and construction in western Placer County, you can watch a recording of the meeting. Find out what you can expect to see in the next year, including the expansion of Baseline Road. How Much is too Much Water for Your Yard? Join us for an upcoming webinar on principles of irrigation. Friday, April 16 12 - 1 p.m. Register here. Do you often wonder how much water to use on your yard? Are you getting conflicting information from your landscaper or irrigation timer setting manual? Learn key principles of irrigation management including proper plant moisture and tips to improve and maintain healthy soil. Free virtual workshop for Roseville teachers All Roseville teachers are invited to attend a free two-part workshop series, Low Floor, High Ceiling - Making Science Tasks More Spacious. April 19 and 26 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Register here Low Floor, High Ceiling experiences are those with easy access points for all learners (low floor), and the potential for expansive thinking (high ceiling). The workshop is presented by the California Academy of Sciences and hosted by Roseville’s Utility Exploration Center. Where do you want to go? Take a brief survey to help the connect our region with trails. The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) wants to find important places that people want to walk, wheel, or bike to in the region. Your input will help SACOG work with cities and counties to connect our region with trails. Share your input by April 30. Learn more about the planning effort. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

Vaccine eligibility expands

March 23, 2021 City resumes limited in-person services to the public, online services continue We have resumed limited in-person services to the public in city buildings. Some in-person city services will require appointments. Not all in-person city services will be open immediately. See all department and service specific information here. Emergency rental and utility assistance now available In order to help prevent housing instability or potential eviction, the City of Roseville and Placer County are accepting applications for emergency rental assistance through April 30, 2021 at RentHelpPlacer.com The Rent Help Placer program will provide financial assistance to income eligible households who are unable to pay for rent and utilities due to a financial hardship caused by COVID-19. Landlords - share these informational flyers with your tenants. To check eligibility, review the required application items and apply, RentHelpPlacer.com or call 211 Placer at 2-1-1 (or 833-342-5211). Program funds were made available through the U.S. Department of the Treasury. COVID vaccination eligibility includes those 16-64 years old with certain health conditions People 16-64 years old with certain underlying health conditions are now eligible for vaccination through many health care providers and at the Placer County HHS clinic. Appointments at the HHS clinic are available here. The State has also added new groups including public transit, foster families, janitors, and others to previously eligible phases of vaccination. See the vaccine allocation guidelines. Sign up for notifications about future batches of appointments by texting PLACERVACCINE to the number 898211. Get vaccination data on the Placer County COVID-19 dashboard. Learn about upcoming development and construction in west Placer Wednesday, March 24 5:30 p.m. Register to attend. Attend a virtual community meeting about development and construction in west Placer County hosted by Placer County Supervisor and former Roseville Mayor Bonnie Gore. Hear about what you can expect to see in the next year, what efforts are being made to mitigate the issues—including the expansion of Baseline Road—and how our community will look in the future, once these plans are completed. Roseville planners and Public Works officials will be presenting information and answering questions along with Placer County representatives. Watch a short video about the upcoming meeting. Candlelight vigil scheduled for Atlanta shooting victims Thursday, March 25 7 p.m. Vernon Street Town Square A community led candlelight vigil will remember and honor the victims from the Atlanta shootings and show support for the Asian American community. Resurfacing work set for a number of Roseville streets Sixty-five lane miles of streets will be resurfaced throughout Roseville this year. Construction is anticipated to begin Monday, March 29 and be completed by late fall of 2021. Keep an eye on digital message boards for current work dates and times in each area. Working hours will vary depending on traffic volumes and scheduled to minimize disruption to motorists, residents, businesses and visitors. Find out more and view a map of locations. Virtual community meeting set to discuss proposed utility rate adjustments Tuesday, April 13 6 p.m. Register to attend by April 10 The cost of delivering utility services continues to rise and to keep pace with these increased costs, your Environmental Utilities is proposing utility rate adjustments for water, wastewater, and waste services (trash and recycling.) The rate adjustment proposal will offset costs of infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation, compliance with current and future regulations (including unfunded mandates), and to ensure continued high quality services. Find out more. Mystery of loud evening sounds solved Heard those loud 'booms' in and around Roseville, especially in the evening? After receiving reports of the mysterious sound, the Placer County Agricultural Commissioner's Office investigated and confirmed that several farms northwest of Roseville have over the past few weeks been using a tool called a 'bird scare cannon' to keep geese from destroying more of this year's already heavily damaged crop. The cannon, or zon gun, is a small, propane-fired device that emits 'thunderclaps' to frighten off birds. It does not fire a projectile and is a standard agricultural practice and harmless to the animals. According to the Placer County Agricultural Commissioner's Office, zon gun use is allowable at night (when geese are feeding) under the county's right-to-farm ordinance but is seasonal. I-80 westbound Atlantic Street on-ramp scheduled for overnight closure Caltrans is scheduled to close the westbound Interstate 80 on-ramp at Atlantic Street for construction activities on Thursday, March 25 and Friday, March 26, between 7:30 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. During the overnight ramp closure, westbound I-80 motorists will be detoured along Harding Boulevard or North Sunrise Avenue to Douglas Boulevard. Weather or unexpected events may affect the schedule. Learn more about the project. April 9 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Register here Make yourself a coffee and join Roseville City Councilmember Scott Alvord and other community members online to discuss city-related topics including what's happening in our city, project updates, community and economy topics. Free virtual workshop for Roseville teachers All Roseville teachers are invited to attend a free two-part workshop series, Low Floor, High Ceiling - Making Science Tasks More Spacious. Low Floor, High Ceiling experiences are those with easy access points for all learners (low floor), and the potential for expansive thinking (high ceiling). April 19 and 26 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Register here The workshop is presented by the California Academy of Sciences and hosted by Roseville’s Utility Exploration Center. Maidu Museum reopens indoor art and exhibits gallery You can now visit inside the Maidu Museum 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. A visit to the museum offers you a chance to view Native crafts, learn about local history, explore the exhibits, and better understand the history/contemporary issues of the Maidu tribes. The Historic Site trail is also open during the same times for free visits. Learn more Where do you want to go? Take a brief survey to help the connect our region with trails. The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) wants to find important places that people want to walk, wheel, or bike to in the region. Your input will help SACOG work with cities and counties to connect our region with trails. Share your input by April 30. Learn more about the planning effort. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

March 16, 2021 Placer County moved into the Red Tier as of Sunday, March 14 after statewide vaccination thresholds were met and state tier metrics relaxed as a result. "This is a big step and one that we welcome. With our case rate increasing gradually in the past week, it remains important to take precautions like masking and distancing, as none of us want to lose the progress we've made as a county," said Placer County Health and Human Services Director and Interim Health Officer Dr. Rob Oldham. Find out here what being in the red tier means. COVID vaccinations expanded to more groups and those 16-64 with certain health conditions People 16-64 years old with certain underlying health conditions are now eligible for vaccination through many health care providers and at the Placer County HHS clinic. Appointments at the HHS clinic are available here. Those with underlying conditions will need to bring documentation to the HHS clinic as described here. The state has also added new groups including public transit, foster families, janitors, and others to previously eligible phases of vaccination. See the vaccine allocation guidelines. Sign up for notifications about future batches of appointments by texting PLACERVACCINE to the number 898211. Get vaccination data on the Placer County COVID-19 dashboard. Find out about upcoming development and construction in west Placer Wednesday, March 24 5:30 p.m. Register to attend. Attend a virtual community meeting about development and construction in west Placer County hosted by Placer County Supervisor and former Roseville Mayor Bonnie Gore. Hear about what you can expect to see in the next year, what efforts are being made to mitigate the issues—including the expansion of Baseline Road—and how our community will look in the future, once these plans are completed. Roseville planners and Public Works officials will be presenting information and answering questions along with Placer County representatives. Watch a short video about the upcoming meeting. Virtual community meeting set to discuss proposed utility rate adjustments Tuesday, April 13 6 p.m. Register to attend by April 10 The cost of delivering utility services continues to rise and to keep pace with these increased costs, your Environmental Utilities is proposing utility rate adjustments for water, wastewater, and waste services (trash and recycling.) The rate adjustment proposal will offset costs of infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation, compliance with current and future regulations (including unfunded mandates), and to ensure continued high quality services. Find out more. I-80 westbound Atlantic Street on-ramp scheduled for overnight closure The I-80 westbound on-ramp at Atlantic Street is scheduled to be closed overnight March 18 and March 19 between 7:30 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. for Caltrans construction activity. During the overnight ramp closure, westbound I-80 motorists will be detoured along Harding Boulevard or North Sunrise Avenue to Douglas Boulevard. The work is part of a $12 million Caltrans project to widen the existing single-lane westbound on‐ramp to three lanes. Learn more about the project. Video: What's Happening in Roseville for March We're back with our monthly video update to provide you information on the vaccine, how to maximize your COR fitness membership, and more Roseville news in our March update. Watch here! Stopping leaks in their tracks The average home wastes nearly 10,000 gallons of water per year from easy-to-fix household leaks; that’s equivalent to washing 300 loads of laundry (or enough to do laundry for 10 months)! During the month of March, we’re inviting everyone to take the 10-Minute Challenge to find and fix household leaks. Introducing incentives for all-electric new construction In Roseville, the benefits really add up with an all-electric home. As part of Roseville Electric Utility’s new Building Electrification Pilot Program, we offer incentives for homebuilders – up to $4,000 in rebates per qualifying lot. According to research, California’s buildings represent about 25% of the state’s total greenhouse gas emissions. One way to reduce GHGs is building electrification. This includes switching from fossil fuels to electricity use for space heating, water heating, induction cooking and clothes drying. Eligible homebuilders can receive incentives for all-electric single family and multi-family homes. For homebuilders in the Greater Sacramento Region, this also means saving time and money by expanding your reach throughout the region. Plug-in to the possibilities of an all-electric home. For more information on how to get started, visit roseville.ca.us/plugin. How Much is too Much Water for Your Yard? Join us for an upcoming webinar on principles of irrigation. Friday, April 16 12 - 1 p.m. Register here. Do you often wonder how much water to use on your yard? Are you getting conflicting information from your landscaper or irrigation timer setting manual? Learn key principles of irrigation management including proper plant moisture and tips to improve and maintain healthy soil. Maidu Museum reopens indoor art and exhibits gallery You can now visit inside the Maidu Museum 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. A visit to the museum offers you a chance to view Native crafts, learn about local history, explore the exhibits, and better understand the history/contemporary issues of the Maidu tribes. The Historic Site trail is also open during the same times for free visits. Learn more Where do you want to go? Take a brief survey to help the Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) find important places that people want to walk, wheel, or bike to in the region. Your input will help SACOG work with cities and counties to connect our region with trails. Share your input by April 30. Learn more about the planning effort. Important COVID-19 links: Reopen Placer City of Roseville COVID-19 information COVID-19 in California Placer County COVID-19 information California Department of Public Health 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5200 | www.roseville.ca.us

Between 3,000 to 4,000 people are killed annually by distracted driving A ringing cell phone, fighting kids, or a spilling coffee cup--no one is immune from distractions. When you mix distractions and a vehicle traveling down the road, you get distracted driving. Distracted driving can occur when something diverts your attention from the task of safe and attentive driving. A study by the U.S. Department of Transportation estimates between 3,000 to 4,000 people are killed annually by distracted driving. According to the Center for Disease Control – Injury Center, there are three primary types of distractions: Mental or cognitive – when a driver’s mind is focused on something besides driving. These can include talking to another passenger, thinking about something that is upsetting, road rage, daydreaming, or being under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. Visual – when a driver looks at something other than what is ahead on the road. These can include looking at your phone, checking and adjusting your GPS, changing the radio station, adjusting your temperature controls, taking in the view, or doing your makeup. Manual – when one or both hands are taken off the wheel. These can include eating and drinking, adjusting your child's seatbelt, smoking, searching through your purse or wallet, or turning knobs in your car. There are things you can do to ensure you are driving as safely as possible. Here are some simple ways to minimize driving distractions: Keep your eyes on the road. Pull over to read directions. Put your phone in “Do Not Disturb” mode. Keep your phone out of reach. Make all car adjustments before driving. Don’t reach for items while driving. Avoid phone calls, even hands-free. Stay focused on the road. Keep your emotions in check. Distracted driving is a major cause of car-related injuries. Do your best to stay focused on the task of driving safely and you will be able to respond more quickly, be better positioned to think clearly when needing to respond, and likely spot a distraction before it becomes a problem.

Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association (FFNA) & WestPark Neighborhood Association (WNA) combined Public Meeting TUESDAY May 11th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org Guest Speaker: FBI - Human Trafficking Join the meeting: