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Solaire Neighborhood Summer Kick-Off BBQ

Join the Solaire Neighborhood's SUMMER KICK-OFF on Saturday, May 25th from 11:00am to 3:00pm at Solaire Park, 4601 Solaire Drive. 

Roseville National Night Out

The 2024 Annual National Night Out events across Roseville neighborhoods will be held on August 6th. Representatives from various Roseville departments including Police, Fire, City Manager's Office, and City Council will join the community for a night of fun. This program highlights a shared commitment to safety and community well-being. Neighbors annually enjoy engaging events such as BBQs and ice cream parties, reinforcing connections and fostering unity. This collaboration showcases the strength of community spirit, highlighting the harmony that defines Roseville's neighborhoods. 


Success Stories

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

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.

Pancake Breakfasts

Several neighborhood associations annually host pancake breakfasts for their residents. Maidu Neighborhood Association held their Father’s Day event in June and he HSVNA conducted theirs to kick off the school year. Local businesses, such as Fourscore Coffee, Safeway, Grocery Outlet, and Roseville Meat Market, teamed up with local volunteers to make these breakfasts successful. The breakfasts not only offer a delicious meal but also highlight a commitment to creating meaningful experiences that enhance the neighborhood's sense of togetherness.

Roseville Cleanup Days

This highly anticipated annual event, the Neighborhood Cleanup Days, brings a positive change to Roseville. This comprehensive initiative 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 2023 event achieved remarkable milestones by having over 1,300 residents drop off items and collecting 123 tons of trash. The 2024 event will be held from 8:00 to 2:00pm on:


Holiday Home Decorating Contests

Many of Roseville’s neighborhood Associations conducted holiday home decorating contests. Our city was looking very spirited with all of the beautiful lights and decorations. Keep checking your neighborhood association’s website to enter the 2024 contests.

RCONA Vice-President Recognized as 2023 District Two Citizen of the Year

Placer County Supervisor Shanti Landon announced the selection of Charles Aquino as the County’s District Two Citizen of the Year for going “above and beyond, demonstrating servant leadership and community service”. Landon noted “Charles’ dedication and heart for his community as the President of the Solaire Neighborhood Association in West Roseville. Charles has put in great efforts to get the neighborhood association up and running and is regularly answering resident questions and concerns that come in. He embodies the spirit of public service and I admire that so much about him!” Congratulations, Charles.