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Homeless outreach COVID 19 has required that law enforcement make many adjustments. One of the significant areas of change is how we work with our unsheltered or homeless population in the City of Roseville. The Roseville Police Department currently has two problem oriented policing (POP) officers assigned to patrol the City’s parks, trails, and open space. Additionally we partner with Placer County Health and Human Services to employ two homeless outreach workers. This team works collaboratively with our homeless population to support those in need who seek resources to get off the street as well as those who decline resources. Currently, under COVID19 Center for Disease Control guidance and State direction, law enforcement cannot actively remove individuals who camp in our open space because of fears regarding disease transmission. In addition there are significant recent legal rulings in both California State and Federal Courts which govern and restrict any enforcement regarding illegal camping. Our regional partners in the California Highway patrol and Cal Trans are under similar conditions for illegal camps on state lands and right of way in our city . Given the current restrictions, our POP officers and homeless outreach workers continue to stay engaged with the homeless community. We seek to clean-up abandoned camps, encourage the use of the State program Operation Room Key, encourage the use of the Gathering Inn(a local community partner), enforce major violations, and actively dissuade the use of open flames to reduce the risk of fire. If anyone has questions, comments, or concerns about our current strategy or restrictions, we encourage you to reach out to our Social Services Sergeant Dave Buelow at DBuelow@roseville.ca.us

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Project Address: 1950 Blue Oaks Boulevard Project Owner/Applicant: Joe Zawidski, Signature Management Company Project Planner: Kinarik Shallow, Associate Planner, City of Roseville, (916) 746-1309 or kshallow@roseville.ca.us Project Description: The proposed project is a retail shopping center consisting of an approximate 35,000 square-foot anchor grocery store, a 12-pump gas station with an approximate 3,500 square-foot convenience store and car wash, and seven additional buildings ranging in size from approximately 3,750 square feet to 9,750 square feet. The project includes a Design Review Permit to review the site design and proposed buildings, a Tree Permit to remove native oak trees on the westerly portion of the site, and a Tentative Subdivision Map to subdivide the parcel into eight (8) lots. The project will require one (1) public hearing before the Planning Commission. Project Related Documents (as of February 2020): (updates will be posted at the city website ) Projects of Interest - City of Roseville WWW.ROSEVILLE.CA.US Site plan.pdf Elevations.pdf Landscape plan.pdf Grading & Utility Plan.pdf

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All Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association ( FFNA) board meetings are open to the public. Minutes of our board meetings are published below: Board Minutes 01-14-2020.pdf FFNA 2-11-2020 Board Minutes.pdf NA Board Mtg 03-10-2020.pdf NA Board Mtg 05-12-2020.pdf NA Board Mtg 06-09-2020.pdf NA Board Mg 07-14-2020.pdf NA Board Mtg 08-11-2020.pdf NA Board Mtg 09-08-2020.pdf NA Board Mtg 10-13-2020.pdf NA Board Mtg 11-10-2020.pdf

Fire Station 9 Open House Saturday, February 1, 2020 at 9 AM – 11 AM Roseville Fire Department Station 9 - 2451 Hayden Pkwy, Roseville, CA 95747 Join us on Saturday, February 1, from 9:00 am - 11:00 am, as we open the doors to Roseville Fire Station 9 (2451 Hayden Pkwy) for a Fire Station Open House! Families are invited to come and tour the station, ask the firefighters questions, and see firefighting equipment. This is a fun family event!

You can download the Santa In the Park photos here: Santa In The Park - Photos

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Download the flyer here: 2019 Pancake Breakfast.pdf