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Sweet Celebrations Recognizes
Sweet Celebrations Recognizes
Roseville Volunteers
Roseville Volunteers
Join us for an evening of fun honoring the volunteers who are committed to making our community the best place to live!
Dessert vendors from local bakeries and shops are donating samples for this event. Attendees will have the opportunity to sample these sweet treats from over a dozen different vendors.
In addition to the desserts and volunteer recognition awards, there will be many silent auction items.
This will be a night worth remembering. To register, go to https://givebutter.com/R0aaCC.
Sponsorship opportunities are available to be a part of RCONA’s inaugural Sweet Celebrations event!
2025 Spring Cleanup Event
2025 Spring Cleanup Event
Say goodbye to clutter: Spring cleaning events
Happening in April and May!
Streamline your spring cleaning by participating in a complimentary spring clean-up organized by the City of Roseville and the Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (RCONA). Seize the chance to declutter your space, reclaim your garage, and dispose of unwanted items at no cost!
2025 Event Locations
Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
April 12: Saugstad Park, 100 Buljan Drive
April 26: Bridgeway Church, 8150 Industrial Ave.
May 17: St John’s Church, 2351 Pleasant Grove
May 31: Bridgeway Church, 8150 Industrial Ave.
Remember to assemble your unwanted items the night before, ensuring that they only include acceptable materials. Items not accepted at the clean-up events can be delivered to the Western Placer Waste Management Authority Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) for a fee. Visit wpwma.ca.gov for details, fees, and hours of operation. You can also schedule a doorstep pick up of some Household Hazardous Waste and e-waste. Visit the Roseville City website for details.
If you want to volunteer at a Spring Cleanup event, go to the following link:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050E44ADAC2DA1FC1-54809845-roseville
RCONA's 2025 Executive Board
RCONA's 2025 Executive Board
From left to right, the members of RCONA's 2025 Executive Board are: Charles Aquino (Vice-President), Kevin Lachance (Past President), Laxmi Rao (Executive Secretary), Scott Alvord (President), Bonnie Shadle, (Recording Secretary), Jim Kidd (Member at Large), Randy Schwartz (Member at Large)
Not pictured: Loren Cook (Treasurer), Ed Kriz and John (Sean) Prior (Members at Large)
Home Decorating Contest Winners
Home Decorating Contest Winners
Many of RCONA's neighborhood associations throughout Roseville have home decorating contests through the holidays. Judges included residents, board members of the neighborhood associations, and many of our local elected officials.
Below are photos of some of the winners. For more photos, or details of the winners' prizes, check out the website or newsletter for the individual neighborhood association. Congratulations to all of the winners.
NEW RCONA SPONSOR
NEW RCONA SPONSOR
Panattoni Development Company
Panattoni Development Company
Panattoni Development Company was founded in Sacramento, CA and has a strong history of working within the region and the local communities. We have always been inspired by excellence, and our sustainability practices are no exception. In the Roseville community, we work hard to steward our resources with care. As a member of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), we consistently place a high priority on creating projects that meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards. We continue to pursue sustainable work in all that we do. Panattoni is pleased to be a sponsor of RCONA. For more information visit www.Panattoni.com.
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Check your local neighborhood association for events coming up in your area.
Success Stories
Success Stories
Solaire Movie in the Park
Solaire Movie in the Park
About 20 families and a total of about 80 people showed up to see the movie "Hocus Pocus" in Solaire Park on October 12th. Solaire Neighborhood Association (NA) volunteers handed out free snacks and beverages and also raised over $200 in donations. The City of Roseville's Transportation Department and Placer County were on hand with information tables.
The night ended with the residents applauding the movie and giving Solaire NA lots of positive comments about the movie night and other community events the NA hosts.
Bocce Tournament Helps Local Parks
Bocce Tournament Helps Local Parks
The Stoneridge Neighborhood Association's 2nd annual bocce tournament had five teams participate at Harry Crabb Park on September 28th. This fun event raised funds for improvements to our local parks. For more photos of the event, click here.
City Council Candidates' Forum
City Council Candidates' Forum
The video of the recent City Council Candidates' Forum is available on the link below. The forum was for candidates in Roseville's District 5 and sponsored by RCONA and hosted by the League of Women Voters. While RCONA stays neutral in all local, state and federal elections, we encourage everyone to participate in the process by casting your votes. Thank you!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXarayeE4sE
Movie in the Park
Movie in the Park
A Movie Night event was recently held in Maidu Park featuring the Disney film, "Big Hero 6". Over 100 people attended this evening under the stars and had a great time before and during the screening. The Maidu Neighborhood Association Board Members conducted the event and organized the face painting, food, drink and other other activities.
Thank you Supervisor Suzanne Jones for the Placer County grant to put on this wonderful event.
Roseville National Night Out 2024
Roseville National Night Out 2024
Stoneridge Neighborhood Association's National Night Out was a huge hit with hundreds of residents attending and enjoying food from the Juju Burger and Shake truck, face painting, inflatable slide, cornhole, over 40 raffle prizes, and much more. Police and Fire personnel attended and allowed kids to play on the fire engine and SWAT vehicles. Mayor Bruce was also on hand to check out the event and answer questions from the residents. Despite the high temperatures, it was a fantastic night!
Solaire, Creekview and Silver Springs Neighborhood Association Joint- NNO
This year Solaire and Creekview Neighborhood Associations wanted to collaborate so they could put on an event the neighborhood would remember.
Through a combined effort, they reached out to multiple vendors and non-profit organizations to bring their community a festive and safe evening. Festivities were held at John L. Sullivan Park located within the Solaire neighborhood. During the event, there were 27 vendor booths a mix of non-profit and sellers. Entertainment was provided by The Manuia Polynesian Dance Revue, based out of Rocklin, which consisted of an approximately 30 minute dance demonstration. Beale AFB Military Working Dog Section performed two separate demonstrations.
Music was provided by DJ Eugene Macala of Macala Entertainment. Food In The Hood 916 provided five food trucks. To help keep everyone stay cool, the NAs handed out free water, Italian ice, and Otter Pops. The Roseville Police, Fire Department, and Utilities Department, along with the American Red Cross provide cars/trucks for people to climb about. Approximately 500 people were in attendance throughout the evening.
We would like to thank all the community members that attended and sponsors that contributed to the success of our NNO celebration!
SOLAIRE NA PRESIDENT CHARLES AQUINO AND VP JOE SURIN WITH RFD FIRE CHIEF RICK BARTEE
SOLAIRE LEADERSHIP W/ ROSEVILLE PD
BEAL AIRFORCE BASE MILITARY WORKING DOG UNIT- THANK YOU FOR THE AWESOME DEMONSTRATIONS!
MANUIA POLYNESIAN REVUE OF ROCKLIN- THANK YOU FOR GRACING US WITH YOUR PERFORMANCE AGAIN THIS YEAR!
SOLAIRE AND CREEKVIEW NA LEADERSHIP
Wheels Parade Kicks off Holiday Week
Wheels Parade Kicks off Holiday Week
The Stoneridge Neighborhood Association hosted their inagural Wheels Parade at Harry Crabb Park. Great job by all of the families on getting those bikes, scooters, and wagons decorated with lots of red, white and blue.
SNA - City Partner for New Bocce Court Benches
SNA - City Partner for New Bocce Court Benches
Two new benches have been installed next to the bocce courts at Harry Crabb Park thanks to a partnership between the Stoneridge Neighborhood Association (SNA) and the City's Parks, Recreation and Library Dept. SNA raised funds to purchase the benches through its annual bocce tournaments and City crews provided the installation. Want to help with other improvements? SNA's next bocce tournament will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28th. Check SNA's website (sna.rcona.org) for details.
Maidu's Pancake Breakfast
Maidu's Pancake Breakfast
Over 50 residents enjoyed the breakfast cooked by the Roseville Police Department at this Maidu event.
Silver Springs NA Activates
Silver Springs NA Activates
Newly formed Silver Springs NA held its first meeting on June 11, 2024 at the Raley's O-N-E Market on Blue Oaks Blvd. About 19 community members, a collective of residents from the Silver Silver Springs area, RCONA E-Board, RCONA Activation Committee members, and other community stakeholders attended this first meeting. The provisional board was confirmed and approved by a unanimous vote and 3 additional members opted to be members-at-large, making an executive board of 7 members. The Silver Springs NA will tentatively be voted and approved by RCONA at the June 20th, RCONA Board Meeting. The Silver Springs NA is located within the Sierra Vista Specific Plan in West Roseville, neighboring the Solaire NA and West Park NA.
Solaire Kicks-Off The Summer With A Free BBQ
Solaire Kicks-Off The Summer With A Free BBQ
Solaire Neighborhood Association hosted a free BBQ for its residents on Memorial Day Weekend (May 25th), at the newly opened Solaire Park. The event was sponsored by its very own residents who happen to be business owners: The Brian Hoh Group of Compass and local chiropractor, Dr. Sophia Suprai. The festivities included 14 vendors, mostly from Roseville, free face painting, a bounce house/ slide combo, free BBQ, desserts from a local food truck, bubble making activities, corn hole games and live music provided by a local acoustic/pop duo out of West Roseville. A total of 179 meals were reserved and they ended cooking up 230 burgers and hot dogs! Total in attendance was approximately 304 residents!
Spring Clean-up Keeps Bikes Rolling
Spring Clean-up Keeps Bikes Rolling
In addition to all of the garages cleaned out and the tons of materials properly disposed of, Roseville’s 2024 Spring Clean-up program did some “wheely” good work (as Elmer Fudd might have said).
Eight bikes in fairly good condition were donated to Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen in mid-town Sacramento to be fixed up and sold at very low prices. Nine other bikes in similar condition were given to Seven Hills Middle School in Nevada City. Seven Hills, shown here in the photos, has a full shop and regular Bike Shop classes to train their students. Those bikes will be fixed up and donated to those in need.
HSVNA Sidewalk Grant
HSVNA Sidewalk Grant
The Roseville Grants Commission made a significant contribution towards community development by awarding RCONA a generous grant of over $7,000. This funding will be directed towards the much-needed installation of a sidewalk within the Historic Sierra Vista Neighborhood Association (HSVNA), a project that holds great significance for both residents and visitors. The grant underscores the commitment of the Roseville Grants Commission to enhancing the quality of life for local residents by providing essential infrastructure that promotes accessibility, safety, and community cohesion. The HSVNA expressed its gratitude to the Roseville Grants Commission for their support in realizing this vital neighborhood improvement initiative.
Roseville Cleanup Days
Roseville Cleanup Days
The Neighborhood Cleanup Days, an annual event in Roseville, serves as a catalyst for residents to rejuvenate their homes and neighborhoods by responsibly disposing of unwanted items. As neighbors come together to declutter and tidy up, the event encourages a shared commitment to maintaining the beauty of the city. The 2024 event achieved remarkable milestones by having 1,569 residents drop off items (a 14% increases over 2023) and collected 126 tons of trash (7% increase). In addition, nearly 14 tons of e-waste and over 3 tons of mattresses were properly disposed off. Kudos to the entire community for such a successful project.
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