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We're communicating with you more these days, telling you more about crime in your neighborhood. Our goal is to inform you, engage you as our partner in improving Roseville's quality of life, and give you tools to protect yourself and your neighborhood against the most common crimes.
The downside of sharing all this information is that you might think that crime in Roseville is on the rise-and that's simply not true. Roseville is one of the safest cities in California, and our crime rate is dropping steadily.
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| Roseville Electric's small business lighting program has been named the Best Energy Program for a medium size utility by the California Municipal Utility Association.
Roseville Electric leveraged funds received through the federal government's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant to provide rebates directly to small businesses that upgraded their lighting to more efficient technology.
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| Roseville Electric is updating the plan for meeting the long-term electricity needs of residents and businesses to address the state's recently passed mandate to have a specific amount of renewable energy in Roseville Electric's electricity mix.
Roseville Electric hosted public workshops in March to explain the actions planned to comply with the new regulations.
If you were unable to attend those workshops, you can watch the Integrated Resource Plan presentation online until April 24, 2012.
The presentation will also be broadcast on Government Access Channels Comcast Channel 14 and SureWest Channel 73 through April 24, 2012. You can see the programming schedule here for dates and times.
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|  Recently, Roseville Fire and Environmental Utilities Departments have seen an increase in fires related to ash from fireplaces and outdoor fire pits that were improperly disposed of in refuse cans and the city’s open space.
These fires have caused both structure fires and have lead to fires starting inside of refuse trucks. Fires in refuse trucks usually cause major damage to the truck, endanger the driver and in many cases will require the replacement of the truck.
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|  The City of Roseville's Environmental Utilities Department is urging its residential and commercial water customers to continue to use water wisely in light of the lack of overall snow pack this winter. The city recently received its preliminary water supply allocation projection from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the federal agency that operates Folsom Reservoir, based upon February 1 snowpack data. This early projection shows that Roseville will receive 75 percent of its historical water usage in 2012.
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|  Beginning spring 2012, the City of Roseville Public Works Department will be installing two new changeable message signs (CMS). These signs are permanently mounted, electrical message boards. Construction is expected to take one or two months with minimal impact to the traveling public. A sign will face eastbound Baseline Road traffic between Fiddyment Road and Crowder Lane. The other will face southbound Foothills Boulevard traffic between Vineyard Road and Enterprise Way. Real-time and near-term roadway and traffic conditions are displayed, allowing the public to react in a safe and timely manner and choose alternative transportation routes when necessary.
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