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Beale Air Force Base Air & Space Expo Sponsorship Solicitation Announcement
Attention local business operators; Reach an audience of over 30K from the surrounding communities! The Force Support Squadron at Beale is proud to provide businesses the opportunity to show support of our military members through the Air Force Commercial Sponsorship Program. Sponsor the Beale Air & Space Expo 28 April 2018, and receive commensurate benefits in return. Over 30,000 from the surrounding local communities as well as active duty military members, retirees, reservist, DOD civilians, and their families will be in attendance to enjoy this spectacular event. We are seeking support for the event in the form of funding and event enhancements. Sponsors will receive recognition such as logo placement on advertising materials, booth space on site during the event, verbal acknowledgement, mention in the Ascent monthly magazine, and more! All offers of sponsorship must be received no later than April 1st 2018. To get involved in this event or others, please contact the 9FSS Marketing Department 530-634-2283, 9FSS Marketing, 6249 C Street, Beale AFB, CA 95903. This is a solicitation for commercial sponsorship by a Nonappropriated Fund Instrumentality of the United States Government. It does not obligate appropriated funds or nonappropriated fund of the Government.
CONTENTS
JANUARY | FEBRUARY
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CITY UPDATES
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NEWS FROM THE CEO
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WELCOME TO THE CHAMBER
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2018 Board
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RIBBON CUTTINGS
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WHAT’S HAPPENING?
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
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Officers
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
President Kristen Holihan
SAFE Credit Union Community Banking
Keeping It Local
President-Elect Jeff Richardson
Westfield Galleria at Roseville
Past President Jared Thomas, D.C. Thomas Chiropractic
Secretary/Treasurer Doug Wagemann Cochrane & Wagemann
VP Economic & Government Affairs Bill Halldin
Halldin Public Relations
VP Membership Services Lori Prosio Prosio Communications VP Community Development Shannon Zajec Employers Select Insurance Services
Board of Directors Maggie Bender-Johnson
Kristen Holihan
SAFE Credit Union Community
There’s something unavoidable about viewing the new year as an opportunity for a fresh start, though I can admit the sentiment might be a bit tired (I promise not to overdo it). Even so, it’s hard to be cynical of anything that motivates self-improvement. If a turned page on the calendar is reason enough for someone to decide to live a little healthier, save a little more, or set their professional sights a little higher – well, that’s something I can get behind. I’ve seen my share of new years and fresh starts (those with a sense of self-preservation ought not to inquire further), but this year, I’m proud to take the focus off myself and onto the people and places I love.
Warren G. Bender
Megan Boespflug
Ignite Young Professionals
Francisco Castillo
Union Pacific Railroad
Sheila Cardno
Spectrum Wealth Management, Inc.
James Cuppet EMS Consulting
Ryan Haney
CID Consortium, LLC
Justin Lemos US Bank
John Mason
Gurnee Mason & Forestiere
Jeremy Masters Kee & Associates
Christopher Onstott
Kronick Moskovitz Tiedmann & Girard
Lisa Peters
Randy Peters Catering & Events Center
Edgar Quilala
Consolidated Communications
Bruce Stephenson
CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
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I, like many others I know, feel a powerful sense of pride in our community. We have the privilege of being surrounded by amazing people, competitive schools, beautiful developments, and an abundance of resources. It’s not a hard place to love, and I consider it a personal responsibility to play my role in both maintaining our way of life, and improving it, whenever I have the opportunity to do so. Fortunately, my friends and neighbors make this an easy duty to uphold as we have so many chances to make a difference through fundraisers, philanthropic events, and other charitable causes. There’s nothing quite as fulfilling as knowing you played a role in a greater movement of people who all share the common goal of making a difference. Despite all this, sometimes there are easier, smaller, subtler ways to make a huge impact over time – namely, shopping local. It doesn’t sound like a big ticket item in terms of making a “huge impact”, but it’s true. This innocent oversight that I know I’ve made some, if not dozens of times, is the fuel for this year’s resolution. So this year, in addition to whatever goals you may have personally set, I challenge you to take
on one more goal to benefit the community at large – shop local. Okay, I’m not suggesting we all cancel our Amazon Prime subscriptions, we’re only human after all. But do consider, when you shop local – not just small, but local – the sales tax on your purchases goes right back into funding and improving our community. I’m an avid supporter of small businesses, and would encourage anybody else to do the same. However, even a trip to Walmart, Costco, or any other big name store will still benefit our communities in ways that online shopping cannot (though there’s something oh-so tempting about ordering toilet paper and coffee beans from bed in the morning). Consider, for every $100 you spend: if you choose to spend it with a local small business, approximately $68 stays in our community; if you spend it at a local branch of a chain brand, approximately $43 remains; if you spend it online, virtually no money stays in the community. I know, with those figures in mind, I can definitely cut back on my online shopping. When you shop local, you don’t just support the business you patronize. You support our schools, our police force and our fire departments. You help pave our streets and keep the city’s infrastructure in excellent conditions. You keep our community looking beautiful, our children safe, and our roads well maintained. I’m looking forward to this year – I’m excited to know I have yet another small but powerful way to continue supporting the businesses and members of our city. I’m fortunate to be surrounded by friends and family who are also looking forward to supporting this goal, and knowing that we can make a difference together. I hope you join us. Plus, shopping local sounds significantly more fun than eating less ice cream (that may have been a resolution from the early 2000s – it’s hard to keep track).
Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
NEWS FROM THE CEO
Chamber Staff Chief Executive Officer Wendy Gerig
Your Voices Were Heard
Bookkeeper Laura Vineyard
Director of Administration Amy Triplett
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very year, we send out a 4th Quarter survey to all of our members with the hope and expectation that we will receive valuable feedback on how we are performing. We are very proud to announce that we received, overall, positive reviews, Wendy Gerig C.E.O. which show that a large percentage of our members are finding value in their membership. While we still have room for improvement in areas such as communicating to our members about all of the things we do behind the scenes, we are happy to know that we have gotten a positive response in the following areas: Members see us as a “Hub of Information”. We pride ourselves on staying connected with the community and knowing as much as possible about what’s happening in the Roseville area.
Director of Membership & Programs Katie Delyon
Events & Sponsorship Coordinator Kevin Hernandez
Communications Specialist Mark McCoubrey
Customer Relations Specialist Nancy McElroy
Members see us as a “Trusted Convener”. Our many monthly events allow members to connect with other business professionals and expand their network.
Advertising Specialist Michelle Culbertson
Membership Retention Representative Scott Otsuka
Administrative Assistant Members count on the fact that we keep up with them throughout the year. With over 1,400 members, it is no easy task to follow up with so many people. However, we find that it is well worth our time to make sure that everyone is receiving value from their membership.
Our members see us as playing an important role in electing businessfriendly candidates, as well as representing business interests in policy-making. We understand that business-friendly policies need to be in place in order for our economy to thrive. This is why we do everything we can to oppose laws that threaten to diminish our economic climate.
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Business Development Representative C.J. Duxbury
Members view us as a catalyst for business growth. We strive to ensure the economic well-being of the Roseville Area in hopes of creating the best community in which to live, work and do business.
The Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce received a +57% Net Promoter Score compared to the national average of +38%. This score indicates that our members are proactive in letting others know about the benefits and value one can receive when joining our Chamber. Thank you to those who help spread the word about what we do to help the business community!
Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce 650 Douglas Blvd. Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 783-8136
A publication of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce, the Insight newsletter is produced bi-monthly.
Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce, is proud to be an accredited five-star Chamber of Commerce. The Accreditation Program was instituted by the U.S. Chamber to recognize effective organization performance. Only 10% of the Chambers throughout the nation successfully complete the accreditation process for this voluntary program and less than 1% achieve five-star status.
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Board of Directors We’re proud to introduce your 2018 Board of Directors! The Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors consists of Chamber members representing the full spectrum of our members: small business, large business, industry, service, retail and self-employed.
The Board is driven by five core competencies:
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President
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President-elect
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Jeff Richardson
Vice President of Community development
Shannon Zajec
Maggie Bender-Johnson
Justin Lemos
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Megan Boespflug
John Mason
Jared Thomas, DC
Vice President of economic & government affairs
Vice President of Membership Services
Bill Halldin
Lori Prosio
Francisco Castillo
Jeremy Masters
secretary/ treasurer Doug Wagemann
Past president
Sheila Cardno
Christopher Onstott
James Cuppet
Lisa Peters
Ryan Haney
Edgar Quilala
Bruce Stephenson
Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
KRISTEN HOLIHAN SAFE CREDIT UNION COMMUNITY BANKING The Roseville Area Chamber Annual Installation Dinner is an evening to honor and celebrate the people with steadfast commitment to the success of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Roseville. This is the Chamber’s KRISTEN HOLIHAN foremost occasion to dine with local business leaders and visionaries and celebrate our incoming President, Kristin Holihan of SAFE Credit Union Community Banking, and our 2018 Board of Directors. The Timber Creek Ballroom will present the SAFE CREDIT UNION COMMUNITY BANKING delicious meal and libations on Wednesday, January 31st, with cocktail hour beginning at 5:30 p.m. Two significant community awards will also be presented to individuals who have successfully surpassed all expectations. The Edward M. Friedman Community Service Award will be given to a member of the South Placer County community for their significant involvement in matters of business and professional competence and ethics, community service, community leadership or charitable giving. The ATHENA Award, which is sponsored by First Northern Bank, will be given to someone who has attained and personified the highest level of professional excellence in their business or profession; someone who has devoted time and energy to the community in a meaningful way and, most especially, has generously assisted women in attaining their full potential. This is an occasion where the notable business leaders, visionaries and elected officials come together to celebrate the successes of their community counterparts and honor those who have a futurist perspective in bettering South Placer County.
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CITY UPDATES
The State of the City Rob Jensen City Manager
Balanced growth defines the outlook for Roseville’s economy this fiscal year. It demonstrates our community’s consistent ability to draw business investment and new residents. Job growth remains strong, with a projected increase of 2,700 new jobs this year, for a total of 81,600. That’s more than a 20 percent increase in job growth in the past five years. While our economy is healthy, we’re not immune to the challenges faced by cities throughout California. • The shift to buying things on the internet has resulted in an annual loss of $3 to 4 million dollars in tax revenue. And we expect this deficit to grow by 9-10 percent annually. • Also, the change in consumer spending patterns from purchasing products like lawnmowers—which are taxed— to purchasing services like yard maintenance—which are not taxed— compounds the decrease in our sales tax growth. 6
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• All the while, a constantly changing legislative and regulatory environment continues to add unfunded mandates and significant costs to the City’s operations. As a result of costs outpacing revenue growth, we have deferred maintenance costs and other long-term liabilities. If the City were to maintain its current levels of service while also fully funding its longterm obligations, the general fund budget would realize a $14 million structural deficit per year, resulting in a fiscally unsustainable position moving forward. This is why the Council asked us to move forward with the EngageRoseville effort (www.engageroseville.com) to get community input on what services you value most. We remain committed to delivering high-quality services in a cost-effective manner. It’s the core of what we do.
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AB 570 Disability Apportionment
Workers’ Compensation
SB 649 5G Wireless Rollout
AB 1513 Licensee Information
Privacy and Telecommunications
SB 33 Anti-Arbitration
Legal Reform and Protection
SB 63 New Leave Mandate
AB 1565 Salary Threshold
AB 1209 Public Shaming
AB 569 Discrimination
AB 168 Salary History
Labor and Employment
AB 978 Access to Records
Industrial Safety and Health
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Housing and Land Use
SB 562 Single Payer
SB 349 Dialysis Clinics
Health Care Costs
AB 1179 Haz Waste Permits
SB 100 Energy Costs
SB 49 Environmental Standards
AB 378 Climate Goals
Environmental Regulation
SB 574 Workforce Goals
AB 1250 Contractor Process
Contracting Out
We are happy to report that both of our area representatives, Senator Jim Nielsen & Assemblyman Kevin Kiley, are at the top in voting in accordance with the California Chamber on business-related issues
CalChamber Annual Vote Record
2017 Legislative Vote Record
Means Not Voting “Aye” on a CalChamber-Opposed Bill
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS - OCT | NOV @the Grounds Adrian Graphics LLC Alice’s Table - Roseville American Pacific Reverse Mortgage Group Barker Pacific Group Big Valley Mortgage The Willis Group Katrina Goolsby, Independant cabi Fashion Stylist Camden Security Services Carli Custom Solar Designs Consult-it HR Crocker Security Services Crom Enterprises CunninghamLegal Devad Marketing Erudite Entertainment Fairway Car Wash Freedom Landscapes Genovese, Burford & Brothers
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Gooderham & AssociatesUnited Planners Financial Svcs Hi 5 Taekwondo Granite Bay Horus Dental Impact Coaching & Consulting iServe Residential Lending JG Skin The Key Agency KMK Design & Events Kollege Town Patrea R. Bullock, The Lemon Law Expert Marlowe Hair Artist Meineke Car Care Center The Metropolitan, LLC Modernizing Medicine Moksa Brewing Company Neighbors Home Realty Newcastle Pizzeria Nowicki Human Resources Consulting, LLC
Omni Structures & Management, Inc. Pacific Coast Iron Patriot Off Road Porter Muffler Service Personal Express Insurance Placer Auto Detailing Placer-Nevada County Medical Society Placer Veterans Stand Down Primal Kitchen Roseville Quarry Park Adventures Roseville City School District Foundation S.E.L.F. Safeway SaveAround Fundraising Scott Larson - Realtor Spavia STRATOC T-Bone’s BBQ & Catering
Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
Ribbon Cutti ng s - Oct | Nov Blue Oaks Veterinary Clinic @Work Personnel Services
Black Diamond Real Estate
FC360, Inc
Oak Family Dental
First Bank Revolutions Naturopathic
Placer Auto Detailing
SAFE Credit Union Community
Sushi Omakase
Synapse Chiropractic
The Key Agency Little Sunshine’s Playhouse & Preschool
KMK Design & Events
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar Roseville Moose Lodge 1293
Rocky Ridge Town Center
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OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - OCT | NOV OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - AUG | SEPT 1 YEAR PLUS Abel Garage Door Accurate Financial Services Arbonne - Kristin McEuen Assistance League of Greater Placer Back to Health Chiropractic of Granite Bay Boisset Wine Living California Moving Systems Catering by Design Cheese Louise
5 YEARS PLUS A Better Place Realty ADA Consultant Services Advocates for Mentally Ill Housing Bates Winter & Mistretta LLP BBVA Compass Commercial Banking A
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Touch of Understanding, Inc. Anthem United Homes Inc. Brower Mechanical, Inc. California Bank & Trust Citslinc International, Inc. Downtown Roseville Merchants, Inc. Eskaton Village Roseville
Cyclebar Dex YP EzEvents, Inc. Family Green Survival, Inc. FC360, Inc. Feed My Starving Children MobilePack Fidelity National Title Global Health Innovation & Action Foundation Golden 1 Headquarters HaneyBiz Integrative Wellness Center Land Ocean New American Grill Law Offices of Gregory D. Thatch
Lyon Real Estate - Joe Blanton McClellan Hospitality Services McCormick & Schmick’s Fresh Seafood Restaurant Meristem Mount Vernon Memorial Park New Life Chiropractic Nice & Bella - Amanda DeMatteo Orchard Supply Hardware Primerica - Phil Lopez ReNew Stores Rent Pros Property Management Rotary Club of Granite Bay Sierra Pacific Mortgage Starbucks Coffee Company
Benn & Leman CPAs Inc. Button Up Boutique CEO Holdings LLC Erik’s Delicafe Flint Builders Fuhrman Leamy Land Group Hyatt Place Roseville Jenine Windeshausen NuSkin Partners Op-d-op, Inc.
Power Pros Premier Graph-X Inc. Quarry Ponds Town Center Send Out Cards Shellito Training & Consulting Skipolini’s Sole Desire The Exponential Reading Company The Sherwin-Williams Co.
Eureka Union School District Finely Organized First Bank - Douglas Blvd Foothills Habitat For Humanity Halldin Public Relations Integrated Fire Systems, Inc. Jensen Smith, CPAs Lakeside Beverages Laverty Chacon Commercial Real Estate
Law Offices of Maria E. Valdez Maidu Village Senior Apts. II Mojica Architecture Studio Molly Maid of Placer County MV Transportation Nugget Market Pampered Chef-Roxanne O’Moore Paramount Equity Mortgage Paul Martin’s American Grill PCH Property Management
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Dean Bennett Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. Fehr & Peers Harris & Bruno International John Rogers Burk, A Law Corporation Kee & Associates Lafler Moore Connerty & Webb, LLP
3-Automotive Service of Roseville AAA-Pleasant Grove Marketplace Bob’s Roseville Car Wash and Detail Bright Beginnings Chapman Monument Co., Inc.
Stiletto Communications Synergy Home Care The Falls Event Center, LLC The UPS Store-Sierra College Blvd Time & Space Boutique and Gatherings T-Mobile Roseville Top-Shelf Technologies, Inc. Tytanium Ideas Inc. Veterans of Foreign WarsVFW 1487 VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa Vista Point Eye Care, Optometric Corp. Volkswagen Distribution Center
The Tax Office Inc. The Terraces of Roseville Tri Counties BankDouglas Blvd Walmart Neighborhood Market #5980 Wedbush Securities Westland Capital Partners, L.P.
Psomas Roseville Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine State Farm Insurance Julie DeCarlo, Agent Thomas Chiropractic Thunder Valley Resort Tri Counties BankPleasant Grove Blvd Westlake, Grahl, and Glover
Maidu Village Senior Apts. I New York Life Insurance-Kevin Baumberger Safeguard Business Systems Taylor Road Self Storage Tommy Apostolos Fund TRC Trading Corporation Valley Yellow Pages
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40 YEARS PLUS
PRIDE Industries Summit Roofing Company
Placer Title Company - Commercial Sinclair, Wilson, Baldo & Chamberlain-Attorneys at Law
Swinerton Builders Sacramento
50 YEARS PLUS Sierra View Country Club St. Albans Country Day School The Press-Tribune 10
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Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
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WHAT’S HAPPENING...
PLACES TO BE, PEOPLE TO MEET, THINGS TO DO IN JAN | FEB JANUARY FEBRUARY
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How to Register Visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com click on the Calendar of Events or call 916.783.8136
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Event/Meeting to be held at the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce Office, 650 Douglas Blvd.
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WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar 238 Gibson Dr. Featured Non-Profit: Roseville City School District Foundation FRIDAY MEMBERSHIP COMMUNICATION COUNCIL 9:00 am - 10:00 am
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TUESDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 7:30 am - 9:00 am
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TUESDAY BUSINESS SHOWCASE & MIXER 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Topgolf 1700 Freedom Way
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WEDNESDAY IGNITE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS COMMITTEE 8:00 am - 9:00 am FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: The EDG Group: The Power of Peer Learning Caterer: Authentic Street Taco Sponsor: Roseville Rocklin Electric TUESDAY SEMINARS FOR SUCCESS 11:30 am - 1:00 pm WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION MAXIMIZING YOUR MEMBERSHIP 8:30 am - 10:00 am
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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7:00 am - 9:00 am Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: Team Giving Inc. TUESDAY 2017 ANNUAL INSTALLATION DINNER 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm Timber Creek Ballroom 7050 Del Webb Blvd.
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TUESDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 7:30 am - 9:00 am
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WEDNESDAY IGNITE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS COMMITTEE 8:00 am - 9:00 am
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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7:00 am - 9:00 am Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: Heartland Business Solutions - Michelle Skaggs
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TUESDAY SEMINARS FOR SUCCESS 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
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WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION MAXIMIZING YOUR MEMBERSHIP 8:30 am - 10:00 am
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WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Moksa Brewing Company 5860 Pacific Street; Rocklin Featured Non-Profit: Placer SPCA
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FRIDAY MEMBERSHIP COMMUNICATION COUNCIL 9:00 am - 10:00 am
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FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: The Art of the Tell Caterer: T-Bone’s BBQ & Catering Sponsor: City of Roseville
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SCAM ALERT! An Important Message From: Unfortunately telephone scammers are targeting business utility customers falsely claiming their utility bills are overdue, and power will be shut off unless they pay the scammers immediately. These scams have hit utilities across the nation, including Roseville. Power disconnection should never be a surprise and your Roseville utility billing department can help you avoid being a victim. Our new utility billing system offers real-time utility account status. So, if you get a call from someone claiming shut off is imminent, you can go online to verify. We think our new features are a great way to protect your business and help you save energy. Look for your new account number in your next bill. Go to Roseville.ca.us/billpay to establish your new online account, register for recurring payments or set up pay-by-text. We’re also happy to help you over the phone; Call us at 916.774.5300. w w w. R o s e v i l l e A r e a C h a m b e r. c o m
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