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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Rocklin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Measure C Versus Negotiated Raises
The council approved the AFSCME public services employees contract through June 2029 plus side letters for the firefighters union, locking in salary schedules for the next three fiscal years.
Smoking Regulation Clarification
Rocklin officials say they are not planning to ban smoking outside private homes, despite rumors to the contrary. The clarification lands on a personal-freedom issue that residents clearly care about, and it’s ultimately a city government call.
Bridge Construction Project
Rocklin is finally moving forward on a bridge that had been stuck in a long, troubled project saga. It’s a win for long-delayed city infrastructure, but drivers should expect construction-related changes in the area.
Food Truck Ordinance
Rocklin's city council just passed a new food truck ordinance. It's unclear if this means more delicious options or just more red tape for your favorite mobile eateries.
Building Condemnation
That popular Pink Martini spot in Blue Oaks Town Center is officially closed down because the city says it's unsafe. Now everyone's wondering what will happen to the empty space.
City Manager Appointment
Rocklin's got a new city manager starting November 16th! This is a key leadership role, so it's worth knowing who's taking the reins to guide the city's operations.
Utility Service Provider Change
Rocklin leaders are looking into replacing PG&E as the city’s electric provider, which could reshape who supplies power to local homes and what residents pay. Nothing’s decided yet—it’s an early exploration—but the choice could affect bills, reliability, and local control.
Property Demolition
Rocklin is considering demolishing the old Big Gun Quarry shed. This could open up the site for new development, but it means losing a piece of local history.