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February 23, 2021 Give us your perspective about local government To get a comprehensive and accurate picture of Roseville residents’ perspectives about local government, the City of Roseville is conducting the National Community Survey. The National Community Survey is conducted in 500 cities in nearly every state in the country. Roseville is participating in order to benchmark and track satisfaction levels and priorities over time in our community. In January, 3,000 randomly selected Roseville households were invited by mail to participate in the survey. Now all Roseville residents have the opportunity to participate in an online version of the survey here. The results of the survey will be presented at the City Council Strategic Plan workshop in April and shared on the city’s website. COVID vaccination update in Placer County To get the most up-to-date information about vaccine supply and appointments in Placer County, visit placer.ca.gov/vaccine To be notified when large batches of new appointments become available, text PLACERVACCINE to the number 898211 to receive text alerts. Paycheck Protection Program offers relief for the smallest of small businesses On Wednesday, Feb. 24 the U.S. Small Business Administration is opening a 14-day Paycheck Protection Program loan application period exclusively for businesses with fewer than 20 employees. Find out more here. . . Homeowners have expanded access to mortgage protection Many homeowners now have more time to seek forbearance and avoid foreclosure as deadlines have been extended. Learn about the protections available to you from the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau here. Help develop new City Council district boundaries - Application deadline coming up A Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members is being formed to establish City Council district boundaries based on the 2020 Census. The application deadline is 5 p.m., Friday, March 5. More information and applications forms can be found here. Housing Choice Vouchers should be a part of every rental portfolio Property owners, your participation in the federal Housing Choice Voucher program could mean guaranteed income for your rental property and a chance to help our nations’ veterans. You can learn more about the program at a free, three-day virtual symposium hosted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) March 2-4. The symposium will provide information about HUD voucher assistance programs, including the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) and Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) programs. Learn more and register here. Two projects planned to improve vehicle, bike and pedestrian traffic Construction started this week on Westbrook Boulevard and Payson/Octave Avenue intersection improvements as well as a new digital traffic message sign on westbound Pleasant Grove Boulevard between Roseville Parkway and Highway 65. Learn more here. Miner's Ravine Trail closure during Caltrans on-ramp construction A portion of the Miner's Ravine Trail, between Harding Boulevard and Sculpture Park, will be intermittently closed from approximately Wednesday, March 3 through winter 2022. Caltrans will be constructing a new wider Atlantic Street on-ramp to Interstate 80. Please use the bike and pedestrian detour shown, or choose an alternate route. For the latest information about how roadways may be affected, visit quickmap.dot.ca.gov or download the Caltrans QuickMap app. Learn more about the project. Vacant downtown building scheduled for demolition, future development opportunity The vacant City-owned building at 505 Royer Street is scheduled for demolition beginning on February 22. Previously the building was used by Placer County as a courthouse. This work will prepare the 1.17 acre site for future development to enhance Downtown Roseville. Find our more Free front yard landscape plans available As you embark on a new front yard landscape or thinking of revamping your existing one, consider going water-wise. The benefits go beyond just saving water, too. We have put together simple front yard landscape plans that will guide you on the right plants and how to arrange them so that the end result is a landscape that will ensure water savings, is attractive and functional. Remember: we also have a rebate program that will pay you to exchange your grass for a landscape that uses less water. We will rebate customer $1.00 per square foot of turf grass removed and replaced with water efficient landscape up to $1000 per address. Visit roseville.ca.us/savewater for more information. Let's talk about SUMMER jobs (really) Summer jobs are open now! Apply for Lifeguard and Swim Instructor Aide, Recreation Specialist or Recreation Aide. View the Job Overview presentation and find out more at roseville.ca.us/funjobs Keep your balloons happy; keep them away from power lines Mylar balloons make birthdays extra festive (especially spending it at home), but they can also cause a power outage if the balloon gets away and tangled in power lines. Avoid a blackout at your party by properly tying down balloons. When a metallic balloon touches a power line or floats into substation equipment, it can cause a surge of electricity that short circuits equipment and can lead to power outages, fires, and possible injuries. For more tips visit roseville.ca.us/safety. Here's a bright idea! Learn how to reduce your summer energy use in our free 30-minute webinar on Thursday, March 25. There are simple steps you can take to boost your home’s energy efficiency before temperatures start to rise. Register here. See the "We Are Roseville" themed mini murals on display in the Galleria The murals were inspired by our We Are Roseville effort to bring the Roseville community together during 2020. The murals were painted over a weekend last fall in the Vernon Street Town Square. They will be on display at the Galleria through mid-April. The display is sponsored by the Arts Council of Placer County and Blue Line Arts. 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

Homes shown here a similar to the design for Fiddyment Farm F-25 & F-26 Solstice at Fiddyment Ranch—meeting w/Van Daele Homes. Date: 2/9/2021 Online presentation at WestPark and Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association meeting. Van Daele Homes – F-25 and F-26 HDR Development Presentation, Tim Fisher of Van Daele Homes gave a presentation for the proposed “Solstice at Fiddyment Ranch” HDR family homes (rentals) that will be built in F-25 and F-26 lots, area north of Old Coach Drive and Angus Road behind Phillips Park. These two sites were originally zoned for up to 277 units are now being proposed as 189 2-3 story family units (17 units per acre density) with the following features: Many homes with under-dwelling garages; total parking spaces 404 (378 covered including garage spaces). Clubhouse, pools, fitness facilities, play and recreation areas. Land developers must build Prairie Town Way before they can close the arrangement and start building, but it is expected to start in late spring/early summer of 2021, and complete late 2023/early 2024. These were stated as not being individual homes for purchase, not affordable or Section 8 housing, but rather standard rental units. Upon clarification, the original ‘affordable’ status of these two parcels was transferred to other property in 2009, and we will attempt to find out more about that. Farmland design, with front exteriors facing sidewalks and garage entrances and parking in back of properties. Similar construction to their Hideaway properties in River Islands developments (Lathrop, California). No HOA (all rentals). However, there will be on-site management FPI, already working with builders. Garages will be maintained for parking, not allowed to take up spaces with storage. No pricing established yet, no pet policies yet. An hour-long Q&A session followed with numerous concerns raised over sufficient parking and speeding issues, ‘single family occupancy’, park amenities with pet disposal facilities (developers will be paying towards amenities, but not bathrooms necessarily), and concerns about 3-story height (37’ tall--similar to other HDR facilities already in the WRSP). Trash disposal will be combination of dumpsters and trash cans. When asked if exterior walls had been considered in the planning, Mr. Fisher said they preferred pedestrian interface over exterior walls. Street parking will be allowed, including along Prairie Town Way. Mr. Fisher was invited to attend a future update meeting with our NAs as planning develops. Mr. Sean Morales (Rose Planning Dept.) indicated City Planning and Council meeting notices will be sent per state requirements (to residents within 300’) and posted on the RCONA website, and on City Planning sites. If you wish to be on a contact list, you can sign-up at the City Planning site as well. Contact Mr. Morales at : smorales@roseville.ca.us. Submitted 2/11/2021 by Sue Hallahan-Cook, FFNA Secretary 20210209_FFNAPresentation_FiddymentF25F26.pdf

Home Repair Scams By: Rob Baquera, Public Information Officer, Roseville Police Department Spring is almost here and many of us are ready to get started on some overdo projects around the house or on the honey-do list. Whether you’re renting an apartment or own your own home, a great way to address normal wear and tear is regular upkeep (e.g., applying a fresh coat of paint, planting new flowers in flowerpots, or having the flooring replaced.) If you find that you need extra help, be cautious when hiring someone you don’t know. There are several ways scammers advertise and try to take advantage of people. Here are some tips to consider when hiring someone, or a contractor: Some scammers often solicit at your door or randomly call you offering to fix a problem you didn’t know you had. Some scammers advertise that they can fix roof leaks, install windows, or furnish your roof with solar panels for a low price…but you must act now. Some scammers might pressure you to make a quick decision or offer to provide financing. Some scammers might demand all or a large down payment and then never complete the work. Some scammers might do sloppy work or make the situation worse. Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself and your home: Ask solicitors, vendors, or contractors for references, and license and insurance information. Confirm a solicitor’s (also known as Home Improvement Salesperson) or contractor’s license is valid and current by searching the Department of Consumer Affairs Contractors State License Board: Check A License - CSLB WWW.CSLB.CA.GOV Try to get written estimates from three different companies/contractors – this helps to make sure the pricing offered is within a standard range. Take time to make an educated decision. Do not pay by cash, direct wire transfer, or load funds onto gift cards. If hired, try to make sure the contract clearly states the services being provided, the materials to be used, and estimated time of completion. If at any time, you believe you have been scammed, please contact the Roseville Police Department to file a crime report or on the Roseville Police Department website: Police Department - City of Roseville WWW.ROSEVILLE.CA.US .

February 16, 2021 COVID vaccination update in Placer County The Placer County Public Health Division is currently conducting vaccine clinics for: Health care workers in Phase 1A priority groups (Tiers 1-3) Placer County residents 65 and older in Phase 1B Education, childcare and emergency services workers employed in Placer County in Phase 1B To be notified when large batches of new appointments become available, text PLACERVACCINE to the number 898211 to receive text alerts. Vaccine remains in short supply relative to the demand and to the capacity of local providers to administer. Get the latest information at placer.ca.gov/vaccine Help develop new City Council district boundaries - Application deadline extended A Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members is being formed to establish City Council district boundaries based on the 2020 Census. The application deadline has been extended to 5 p.m., Friday, March 5. More information and applications forms can be found here. Let's talk about SUMMER jobs (really) Summer jobs are open now! Apply for Lifeguard and Swim Instructor Aide, Recreation Specialist or Recreation Aide. View the Job Overview presentation and find out more at roseville.ca.us/funjobs See the "We Are Roseville" themed mini murals on display in the Galleria The murals were inspired by an initiative to bring the Roseville community together during COVID-19 in support of our neighbors and friends. The murals were painted over a weekend last fall in the Vernon Street Town Square. They will be on display at the Galleria through mid-April. The display is sponsored by the Arts Council of Placer County and Blue Line Arts. Get power outage information by text In addition to information available through our Roseville Electric outage map, you can now sign up for real-time text notifications. We’ll let you know the cause of the outage and when power is restored. We are committed to delivering reliable service in the safest way possible. Our 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 sign up for real-time notifications or to view our outage map, visit roseville.ca.us/outages. 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

All Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association ( FFNA) board meetings are open to the public. Minutes of our board meetings are published below: NA Board Mtg 01-12-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 02-09-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 03-09-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 04-13-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 05-11-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 06-08-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 07-13-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 08-10-2021 -Final Revision.pdf NA Board Mtg 09-14-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 10-12-2021.pdf NA Board Mtg 11-9-2021.pdf

February 2, 2021 COVID vaccination update in Placer County The Placer County Public Health Division is currently conducting vaccine clinics for: Health care workers in Phase 1A priority groups (Tiers 1-3) Placer County residents 65 and older in Phase 1B Education, childcare and emergency services workers employed in Placer County in Phase 1B Check back at placer.ca.gov/vaccineclinics and text PLACERVACCINE to 898211 to receive vaccine updates. Make sure your health care provider has your current contact information. State eviction moratorium extended, help provided for tenants and small property owners Last week, Governor Newsom signed legislation to extend the state’s landmark eviction moratorium through June 30, 2021. The legislation pauses evictions for tenants who declare under penalty of perjury an inability to pay all or part of the rent due to a COVID-related reason. Tenants are still responsible for paying unpaid amounts to property owners, but those unpaid amounts cannot be the basis for an eviction, even after the moratorium ends. The legislation also establishes the State Rental Assistance Program to allocate the $2.6 billion in federal rental assistance California will receive. The program will target aid to income-qualified tenants most at-risk with unpaid back rent. Assistance will also be extended to property owners who agree to waive 20 percent of unpaid rent. Find more here United in Community Service: A message from Roseville Fire Chief Rick Bartee I shared a version of this message with our Roseville Fire Department last summer, following George Floyd’s death. Now as we begin Black History Month, our city staff asked me to share this message with our community. After some consideration, I agreed. As the city’s first Black fire chief and first Black firefighter, I feel a responsibility to do so. After witnessing the violence and struggle that has occurred over the centuries for so many groups, it is staggering to try and understand why something that causes so much pain, hate, and anger continues to exist. Hate, racism, and bigotry are a systemic issue across the globe. Our history in the United States regarding discrimination is unacceptable. It must change. In my close to 40 years of being in the Fire service I for one can attest to the struggles of many of these people through my personal first hand experiences of racism, discrimination, or bigotry while on-duty from inside and outside a much larger organization than I am in today. Speaking of them still stirs great emotion. I cannot change the past, however, I will continue to shape the future. In so many ways, as firefighters we are fortunate to play the role we do right now in society. We are helpers, we are protectors and we are professional problem solvers. As firefighters we are on the front lines during the most critical emergencies in communities. When we put on a fire department uniform and come to work, we support each other and all of our community. We demonstrate unyielding professionalism and personal accountability from everyone, in every aspect of our performance. We treat each other and the public with dignity and respect. It is our diversity of strength that makes us so successful in serving the public. As written on the side of all of Roseville Fire apparatus, “Our Family Protecting Yours.” That is our mission. Kindness, patience, compassion, and consideration go a long way to strengthening our ties to the community and to each other. People have long memories and we want to make those recollections positive. Firefighting is an inherently dangerous job. Our role in society is to help, not harm. As firefighters we must support one another and a community that is hurting. We can only accomplish this through acceptance and understanding. Our city's future is unfolding in front of our very eyes. Let us do what we pledged when we put on the blue shirt and make things better. Let us do it for every individual in history who suffered from the terrible actions or words brought on by those who hate. We will continue to stand together for each other and the community we serve, demonstrate our organizational philosophy in every interaction, and take care of each other. My most profound hope is that real dialogue will result in true change. That change will not happen overnight and in the meantime, we have a job to do. We will do it best if we remain united. The City of Roseville is in the process of selecting Roseville’s next police chief. Your input will help inform this process. Sign up for FlashVote and take the brief survey City looks to gather community views on local government and services To get a comprehensive and accurate picture of Roseville residents’ perspectives about local government, the City of Roseville is conducting the National Community Survey. The survey results will inform the City’s strategic plan, budget, and shed light on perceptions about city and community services. In January, 3,000 randomly selected Roseville households distributed throughout the city were invited by mail to participate in the survey. In February, all Roseville residents will have the opportunity to participate in an online survey. Find out more . Help develop new City Council district boundaries - Application deadline extended A Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members is being formed to establish City Council district boundaries based on the 2020 Census. The application deadline has been extended to 5 p.m., Friday, March 5. More information and applications forms can be found here. California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant program opens today Round 2 applications for the Small Business Relief Grant opens today, Tuesday, Feb. 2. This is the final application window. Applicants who applied but did not receive funds in round 1 do not need to apply again. They will automatically be entered in round 2. Visit CAReliefGrant.com. Placer Shares grants provide critical community support Placer County shared over $16 million with local nonprofits and small businesses through the Placer Shares grant program. Thanks to partners Sierra Business Council, Placer Community Foundation, Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation, and area chambers, cities, towns, and downtown associations for supporting this vital program. Watch this short video about Placer Shares Traffic delays around Highway 65 / Stanford Ranch / Galleria interchange on February 3 Expect delays around the Highway 65 / Stanford Ranch / Galleria Boulevard interchange on Wednesday, February 3 for the funeral procession of Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff Adam Gibson. Services are scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. and conclude at approximately 1:15 p.m. Get more details here. New energy efficiency rebate available If you are looking for easy ways to save energy and money, we have a new program for you. Our Bright ideas rebates are simple, low cost, readily available, and easy to install. This program includes smart thermostats, occupancy sensors, LED bulbs, and smart strips … even ENERGY STAR®certified TVs! Check out our new series of rebates today at roseville.ca.us/brightideas. 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 March 9th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org Join the meeting:

January 26, 2021 Updates on COVID-19 and vaccinations in Placer County Placer County HHS Director Dr. Rob Oldham and Placer County Public Health Program Manager Mike Romero gave an update on COVID-19 and vaccinations in Placer County at the January 20 Roseville City Council meeting. You can watch the update here. COVID-19 vaccination appointments are extremely limited right now as vaccine allotments have been scarce. Appointments for eligible groups will continue to open as more vaccine becomes available. Check back at placer.ca.gov/vaccineclinics and text PLACERVACCINE to 898211 to receive vaccine updates, and make sure your health care provider has your current contact information. City looks to gather community views on local government and services To get a comprehensive and accurate picture of Roseville residents’ perspectives about local government, the City of Roseville is conducting the National Community Survey beginning this month. The survey results will inform the City’s strategic plan, budget, and shed light on perceptions about city and community services. Beginning last week, 3,000 randomly selected Roseville households distributed throughout the city were invited by mail to participate in the survey. In February, all Roseville residents will have the opportunity to participate in an online survey. Find out more . Help develop new City Council district boundaries - Application deadline extended A Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members is being formed to establish City Council district boundaries based on the 2020 Census. The application deadline has been extended to 5 p.m., Friday, March 5. More information and applications forms can be found here. Your business makes a difference and preserves jobs in Roseville, helps keep doors open, and tax dollars invested where we live. View the current status of business sectors by visiting covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy. California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant program opens Feb. 2 Round 2 applications for the Small Business Relief Grant opens Tuesday, Feb. 2. This is the final application window. Applicants who applied but did not receive funds in round 1 do not need to apply again. They will automatically be entered in round 2. Begin preparing your documents at CAReliefGrant.com. Behind on your electric bill? Pay what you can now. While disconnections for non-payment are currently on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the balance on your City of Roseville utility account is still accumulating. We are here to help. 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 named one of best places to live if you work from home Working from home this past year was a necessary transition for many in Roseville and around the country. Even after the pandemic subsides, many companies say they will allow employees to work partially or fully from home. Roseville is primed to meet the needs of these remote workers. Money.com named Roseville the 5th best place to live in the U.S. if you work from home. Read more. Gardening series covers all the steps to a healthy landscape Improve the health and beauty of your landscape in our 8-week gardening webinar series, Green Gardener at Home. We’ll show you how to conserve water, choose the right plants (including edibles), improve your soil, manage pests, and more. Held online Tuesday evenings, February 9 - March 30, the series is $55 for Roseville residents and $65 for non-residents. Register now Join #WinterRead2021 Throughout January, the Roseville Public Library is participating in Beanstack’s Fourth Annual Winter Reading Challenge, “Book Like Us”. We challenge patrons of all ages to read 5 hours during the month of January and keep track of their reading on our Beanstack site at roseville.beanstack.org or in the 'Beanstack Tracker' app. Find out more and start reading! 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

January 19, 2021 Get the latest information about COVID-19 and vaccines in Placer County Placer County HHS Director Dr. Rob Oldham will give an update on COVID-19 and vaccinations in Placer County at the Roseville City Council meeting, 6 p.m., tomorrow, January 20. The meeting will be held virtually. It can be viewed on our government access channel (Comcast 14, Consolidated 73 and AT&T U-verse) or online at: City's YouTube channel City website with agenda City website without agenda Public comment can be given by calling 916-774-5353 during the meeting or by emailing PublicComment@roseville.ca.us . Some COVID-19 restrictions ease as stay-at-home order lifted The state's regional stay-at-home order has been lifted in Placer County. However, purple tier restrictions still remain in effect. See which business sectors are now allowed to open here. Paycheck Protection Program reopens The U.S. Small Business Association's Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan system has re-opened. Eligible underserved small businesses that didn't get a PPP loan before the program closed last August can now apply for relief through community financial institutions. Get more information and learn how to apply here. Tips for tent safety If you are using tents or similar structures for outdoor business activities, please ensure they are safely installed and maintained. Follow these tips from the Roseville Fire Department. View updated guidance from the State on the use of tents. Help develop new City Council district boundaries - Application deadline extended A Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members is being formed to establish City Council district boundaries based on the 2020 Census. The application deadline has been extended to 5 p.m., Friday, March 5. More information and applications forms can be found here. Behind on your electric bill? Pay what you can now. While disconnections for non-payment are currently on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the balance on your City of Roseville utility account is still accumulating. We are here to help. 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 continues to attract young homeowners Over the years, City planners have been careful to ensure a variety of types of housing are being built in Roseville. This is one of the reasons Roseville ranks 14th nationally for places people under-35 are buying homes, in a new survey by SmartAsset.com. Read more. Gardening series covers all the steps to a healthy landscape Improve the health and beauty of your landscape in our 8-week gardening webinar series, Green Gardener at Home. We’ll show you how to conserve water, choose the right plants (including edibles), improve your soil, manage pests, and more. Held online Tuesday evenings, February 9 - March 30, the series is $55 for Roseville residents and $65 for non-residents. Register now Join #WinterRead2021 Throughout January, the Roseville Public Library is participating in Beanstack’s Fourth Annual Winter Reading Challenge, “Book Like Us”. We challenge patrons of all ages to read 5 hours during the month of January and keep track of their reading on our Beanstack site at roseville.beanstack.org or in the 'Beanstack Tracker' app. Find out more and start reading! 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

Protecting Your Identity By: Rob Baquera, Public Information Officer, Roseville Police Department Many of us have already begun to gather our documents to file our annual tax returns. Now, more than ever before, it’s vital to protect our personal information. Criminals are working hard every day to steal your social security number, bank account numbers, and credit and debit card numbers. We encourage all residents to take proactive steps to protect personal and financial information. Here are some areas of concern you should consider: Trash – un-shredded documents can hold immense amounts of personal information. Mail – junk mail often includes our name, address, and sometimes more information. Receipts – name, partial credit card information, and recent purchases. Public devices – logging into public computers (e.g., hotel lobby computers, library computers, and retail store kiosks). Our purses and wallets – credits, medical cards, insurance cards, etc. Smartphones – many smartphones have apps that help make our lives easier, such as banking apps, grocery shopping apps, photo apps, and social media apps. They also allow people to stay logged in for easy access. Here are ways that you can protect yourself: Shred all documents, mail, junk mail, and receipts that have any personal information. If you must use a public device, make sure you completely log out of any programs and log off the computer. Reduce your wallet or purse to only essential items. Have a list of credit and debit cards you carry in case they go missing. Never carry your social security card or birth certificate in your wallet or purse. For smartphones, use a pin or other biometric options (facial recognition or thumb swipe) to unlock your device. The more complex you make your passwords, the harder it’ll be for a criminal to get into your device. Log out of any apps you are not currently using, especially those connected with a financial institution. Use unique passwords for each app or website. If at any time, you believe your identity has been compromised or stolen, please file a crime report on the Roseville Police Department website: Police Department - City of Roseville WWW.ROSEVILLE.CA.US

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January 12, 2021 Statement on U.S. Capitol Attack from City Council "The attack on our democracy at our nation's Capitol has us grappling to find the right words to convey how we feel about the reckless, terrorist actions we all watched unfold on January 6th. In Roseville, we stand together to denounce this violence. We believe in inclusiveness, regardless of politics, religion or race, and our sole purpose for serving is to help our community. We will always stand on the side of democracy to defend our Constitution and our freedoms. The aggression, intimidation and violence is unfathomable and unacceptable. Our thoughts are with the first responders in Washington DC and those who showed heroic actions, many of whom were attacked for protecting those exact foundational rights Americans have. It's a dark time in our country and yet we know better days are ahead. We stand united and resolute in our service to the city and community." - Roseville City Council Governor Newson: Region out of Regional Stay-at-Home order Governor Newsom released this statement this afternoon. "We’re seeing stabilization in ICUs & positivity rates. Greater Sacramento is coming out of the Regional Stay-at-Home & going back to purple tier effective today. We must continue to wear a mask & stay home as much as possible. There is a light at the end of this tunnel." With the regional stay-at-home order now lifted in Placer County, purple tier restrictions under the state's Blueprint for a Safer Economy remain in effect. See what's open: covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy/ Watch more from the Governor about what this means. Get the latest on COVID-19 vaccines in Placer County In this short video, Placer County HHS Director Dr. Rob Oldham gives a quick rundown of the state’s initial phases of vaccine distribution and discusses how the community can prepare and stay informed in the coming months. Find ongoing updates at placer.ca.gov/coronavirus/vaccine 65 new affordable housing units give Roseville residents a place to call home Residents of Main Street Plaza Apartments in Old Town Roseville started the new year with a new place to call home. Main Street Plaza, adds to Roseville’s significant affordable housing inventory, with 65 apartment units in two four-story buildings at the corner of Washington Boulevard and Main Street, providing housing for low-income families, veterans, and individuals with special needs. Learn more State accepting applications for business grants of up to $25,000 Small businesses and nonprofits can apply for grants up to $25,000 through the California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development's new $500 million COVID-19 relief program. The application period closes at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, January 13. Learn more and apply at careliefgrant.com We know how much you love the recreation guide. We do too, but we also wanted to share some information about other things happening in Parks, Recreation & Libraries. So we added some articles and highlights alongside the program listings to create the new "Experience PRL" magazine. Download here. Registration starts today! New: Get notifications about power outages by text In addition to information available through our outage map, you can sign up for real-time text notifications. We’ll let you know the cause of the outage and when power is restored. We are committed to delivering reliable service in the safest way possible. Our 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. Curbside leaf pickup available until Friday Do you still have leaves lingering in your front yard? Curbside leaf pickup is available throughout Roseville until this Friday, January 15. Help prevent leaves from clogging storm drains. Learn about this free service Join #WinterRead2021 Throughout January, the Roseville Public Library is participating in Beanstack’s Fourth Annual Winter Reading Challenge, “Book Like Us”. We challenge patrons of all ages to read 5 hours during the month of January and keep track of their reading on our Beanstack site at roseville.beanstack.org or in the 'Beanstack Tracker' app. Find out more and start reading! Gardening series covers all the steps to a healthy landscape Improve the health and beauty of your landscape in our 8-week gardening webinar series, Green Gardener at Home. We’ll show you how to conserve water, choose the right plants (including edibles), improve your soil, manage pests, and more. Held online Tuesday evenings, February 9 - March 30, the series is $55 for Roseville residents and $65 for non-residents. Register now Help develop new City Council district boundaries A Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members is being formed to establish City Council district boundaries based on the 2020 Census. Residents interested in applying for the Commission need to return the application form and Statement of Economic Interests form by 5 p.m., Tuesday, January 19, 2021. While city offices are closed, forms should be mailed to the Roseville City Clerk, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678. More information and applications forms can be found here. 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

From the City of Roseville, Planning Department... The use of the home in question falls under the “supportive housing” model which is explicitly authorized by California State law. The same law also preempts local governments like Roseville from prohibiting such housing in their jurisdictions. Supportive housing is defined as housing that is occupied by persons (including those with disabilities and families who are homeless) that are linked to onsite or offsite services that assist the residents in retaining housing, improving their health, and maximizing their ability to live. This law requires the City’s zoning ordinance to allow supportive housing as a permitted use type in residentially-zoned areas. The legislation has measures in place meant to regulate the operation of supportive housing to prevent negative impacts to neighborhoods. While supportive housing is authorized from a zoning perspective, the City of Roseville can still regulate any negative conduct occurring on the property, including but not limited to criminal, nuisance, or building code violations, just as we will with any other property in that neighborhood, should such conduct ever arise. One of the goals of Placer County’s Adult System of Care and Whole Person Care programs is to directly address the local need for affordable housing. The program meets this goal by purchasing homes, providing supportive services and reducing homelessness. Residents share the home and work with case managers to set individual goals and be supported with life skills to aid their efforts to live independently within the community. Only the most vulnerable homeless individuals are admitted to this Placer County program, including veterans, elderly, and those with multiple health problems. Placer County’s Whole Person Care refers clients to AMIH to be interviewed and hand-selected to participate in the program. Please note that the persons occupying this supportive housing will all be Placer County residents. Individuals with violent felonies within the last three years and registered sex offenders are prohibited from living in these homes. Case managers work with the residents daily to address any problems they may be having, and will work closely with the tenants to modify any inappropriate behaviors that result in nuisances to neighbors. AMIH has pledged to work diligently to be good neighbors and will modify the property as needed to provide more privacy for the tenants and surrounding neighbors. Please know that the City understands your concerns as a neighbor. Feel free to contact me with further questions. You may also contact Placer County’s Whole Person Care program at 530-889-7170 for programmatic questions as they are the Placer County Department running this program.

Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association (FFNA) & WestPark Neighborhood Association (WNA) combined Public Meeting TUESDAY February 9th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org Join the meeting:

The second virtual public workshop for F-51 park site has been scheduled for December 9th at 6:30pm via Microsoft Teams. I have attached the link below for you to access the meeting. If you have any further questions please feel free to email me back! We look forward to hearing from you at the next meeting. Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer or mobile app Click here to join the meeting Learn More | Meeting options ________________________________________________________________________________

The second virtual public workshop for F-51 park site has been scheduled for December 9th at 6:30pm via Microsoft Teams. I have attached the link below for you to access the meeting. If you have any further questions please feel free to email me back! We look forward to hearing from you at the next meeting. Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer or mobile app Click here to join the meeting Learn More | Meeting options ________________________________________________________________________________

Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association (FFNA) & WestPark Neighborhood Association (WNA) combined Public Meeting TUESDAY January 12th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org Join the meeting:

November 17, 2020 Placer moves back into Purple Tier With COVID-19 cases surging in California, Governor Newsom announced that Placer County along with most other California counties will move backward in the state's Blueprint for a Safer Economy reopening framework. Placer County is now in the purple tier, with increased restrictions now in effect. Learn more here COVID-19 testing in Roseville A OptumServe COVID-19 testing site is now open at the Maidu Activity Center, 1960 Johnson Ranch Drive. Appointments can be made here: lhi.care/covidtesting Park amenities update Current closures/cancellations Drinking fountains Fitness stations Picnic areas/benches Maidu Community Center Maidu Museum & Historic Site - indoor museum closed in purple tier, outdoor trail open Roseville Sports Center - effective today due to purple tier - limited outdoor fitness options may be available as weather permits You can reach customer service from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday at 916-772-PLAY (916-772-7529) or parksandrec@roseville.ca.us with questions about current closures. The decisions regarding closures are based on a combination of information from federal, state and local health officials as well as best practices from California Park & Recreation Society, American Library Association and the National Recreation and Park Association. Find out more here. COVID-19 safety tips for the holidays “Remember, when we wear a mask or forgo a higher risk activity, we aren’t just protecting ourselves, we’re giving a gift to all of those people around us who might suffer more if they are infected with the virus,” said Health and Human Services Director and Interim Health Officer Dr. Rob Oldham. Start thinking about ways to connect during this meaningful time of year while giving the gift of health to our loved ones with these holiday safety tips from Placer County Health. As we head into fall and the coming holidays, we know the ability to spend time with family and friends will be affected by COVID-19. Social distancing and wearing a mask are still the best ways to keep yourself and your loved ones, especially older folks, safe. Our community has been resilient throughout this challenging year and will continue to be. We are here for each other and will stay strong and safe. Because We Are Roseville. Download a printable version of this image - roseville.ca.us/WeAreRoseville Applications now open for small business and nonprofit grants To date, Placer County has invested over $9 million this year to help our small businesses and nonprofits impacted by COVID-19. An additional $5 million is available to fund business anchors and our critical nonprofit safety net programs that provide mental health services, food insecurity aid and housing assistance. Businesses may apply for a Placer Shares Impact Grant through Nov. 20. Nonprofits may apply through Dec. 7. Learn more. Neighborhood Santa visits even more routes Santa and his crew of elf and City staff helpers are returning to Roseville to help you celebrate the holidays by visiting more neighborhoods than ever before. Learn more and view routes and times. Help spread holiday cheer in this year's Tree Grove We are expanding the number of holiday trees in this year's Tree Grove in Vernon Street Town Square and need you to be a part of spreading holiday cheer while promoting your business, showing community pride, or highlighting a non-profit group - or just having fun decorating. Applications to be a part of this year's expanded Tree Grove are available now. Find out more. Home for the Holidays exhibit moves online The Utility Exploration Center is temporarily closed due to Placer County moving into the purple COVID-19 tier. As a result, we have suspended our in-person Home for the Holidays exhibit. Please visit www.roseville.ca.us/homeforholidays for activities to do at home and tips and tricks on how to save during the holiday season. Fall watering ramp down Now that fall is in full swing, you can begin ramping down your water usage. A combination of shorter days and cooler nights means less evaporation and reduced irrigation for your landscapes. It’s a good time to consider fall plantings, too! Find out more Curbside leaf pickup begins Are your leaves starting to pile up? Let us pick them up. Free curbside leaf pickup is available throughout Roseville through January 15. Help prevent fallen front yard leaves from clogging storm drains. Learn how you can participate. Independent Redistricting Commission application period is open Every 10 years, after the U.S. Census, the City of Roseville must re-establish the boundaries for City Council districts. In 2021, a Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members will be formed to establish those district boundaries. Residents interested in applying for the Commission need to return the application form and Statement of Economic Interests form to the Roseville City Clerk by 5 p.m., Tuesday, January 19, 2021. More information and applications forms can be found here. 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

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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Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association (FFNA) & WestPark Neighborhood Association (WNA) combined Public Meeting TUESDAY November 10th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org Join the meeting:

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

Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association (FFNA) & WestPark Neighborhood Association (WNA) combined Public Meeting TUESDAY August 11th - 7:00 PM - ONLINE Video Meeting Agenda will be posted on Fiddymentfarm.org