Roseville Stanford Neighborhood Association

Maintaining and improving the quality of life within our neighborhood by uniting residents and working together to solve problems.

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Welcome to the Roseville Stanford Neighborhood Association Web Site
Welcome!  Here you will find useful information about our community and how you can help keep your home and neighbors safe through the Neighborhood Watch program.  The goal of the Roseville Stanford Neighborhood Association is to help bring our community closer together.  Please be sure to register for a user account on the Web site so we can send you email updates to alert you about upcoming meetings, events, or crimes that have occurred in our community.

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Free week at new Indoor Swimming Pool

Wednesday, 27 January 2010 07:41 Webmaster
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The Indoor Pool at Central Park (next to the Nugget) is offering a free week membership up until January 31st.  Please click on the below link for more details.

 http://www.roseville.ca.us/civica/filebank/blobdload.asp?BlobID-15280

 

 

Activities Coordinator and Neighborhood Watch Coordinators needed

Monday, 07 December 2009 11:16 Webmaster
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Help Our Neighborhood Association

Wanted: Neighborhood Activities Coordinator and Neighborhood Watch Coordinator.  If you are interested in helping your community, we could really use your help!

For more information, please contact Jerry Dizon, 916-412-4646 or email:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

     

 

Water Alert for Roseville

Wednesday, 20 January 2010 11:04 Webmaster
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Alternate water source to be used Jan. 20-21

The City of Roseville is advising its water customers that an alternate water source will be used Wednesday, Jan. 20 through Thursday, Jan. 21, due to an ongoing capital improvement project occurring at Folsom Dam.  The US Bureau of Reclamation is constructing a parallel pipeline that is scheduled to be operational in 2010, and once completed, the parallel pipeline project will provide redundant pipelines to convey water from Folsom Reservoir to Roseville’s water treatment plant.  This additional capacity will add reliability to Roseville’s water system and reduce the likelihood of service interruptions in the future.

Customers may notice minor aesthetic differences in the water as a result of receiving groundwater instead of the usual surface water from Folsom Lake.  All water served from these sources is safe to drink and meets all state and federal drinking water standards.

On these days, Roseville water customers are encouraged to reduce their outdoor irrigation.  Irrigation systems normally should be shut off during these months as irrigation comes naturally from rain and dew, and the water demand for outdoor landscaping is lessened due to lower temperatures.

Roseville water customers seeking additional information on the Jan. 20-21 water source switch and future water source switches are encouraged to check www.roseville.ca.us or call (916) 774-5750 for updates.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 January 2010 11:07
 

RCONA Meeting Minutes Posted

Tuesday, 15 September 2009 08:13 Webmaster
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The meeting minutes from the September RCONA general meeting have been posted in the Newsletter / Minutes section of the web site.

You can view the minutes by clicking here.

 
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The RCONA Stanford Association Area is a Neighborhood Watch community, and we need you to get involved!  The program embraces and strengthens many things we're already doing, such as watching out for each other's homes or working together to solve problems. Neighborhood Watch brings along the power of organization and the ability to focus energy and resources.