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CONTENTS July | August 2019

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President’s Update

CEO’s Update

County Update

SPLASH 2019

Board President, Jeff Richardson of the Westfield Galleria at Roseville, shares his favorite moments from Roseville 2019 and recaps a recent fire safety training.

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Wendy Gerig shares exciting collaboration coming from Leadership Roseville and how you can be a part of the next class.

Placer County Supervisor for District 4 Kirk Uhler shares about how collaboration amongst government agencies keeps Placer County and Roseville constantly improving.

Roseville’s biggest party is coming on Saturday, September 14th! Director of Events, Kevin Hernandez, shares how YOU can be a part of this amazing event.

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Featured Member

Roseville 2019 Recap

Upcoming Events

Randy Peters Catering & Event Center

Thanks to everyone who made Roseville 2019 such a successful event. Roseville 2019 Co-Chairs Lisa Heinrich & Wayne Wiley share their thoughts on the great event.

Economic Development and Gov’t Affairs Recap

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Every month the Chamber has an Economic Development and Government Affairs Meeting to stay up to date on recent developments in Roseville and Placer County.

Looking for a good networking event? Want to learn more about how to make your business the best? Look no further than the Chamber’s Calendar of Events!

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Officers President Jeff Richardson

Westfield Galleria at Roseville

PRESIDENT’S UPDATE

President-Elect Doug Wagemann

Mid-Year Update: Roseville 2019 & More

Cochrane & Wagemann

Past President Kristen Holihan

Jeff Richardson

First Northern Bank

Secretary/Treasurer Alex Brown

Westfield Galleria at Roseville

Genovese, Burford & Brothers

VP Economic & Government Affairs John Mason

Gurnee Mason Rushford Bonotto & Forestiere

VP Membership Services Shannon Zajec Employers Select Insurance Services

VP Community Development Sheila Cardno Silvers HR, LLC

Board of Directors Maggie Bender-Johnson Bender Insurance Solutions

Francisco Castillo

Union Pacific Railroad

Darlene Cullivan Eskaton

James Cuppet CEMEX

Bill Halldin

Halldin Public Relations

Jordan Herget

Kaiser Permanente Medical Center

Justin Lemos US Bank

Christopher Onstott

Kronick Moskovitz Tiedmann & Girard

Lisa Peters

Randy Peters Catering & Events Center

Lori Prosio

Prosio Communications

Edgar Quilala

Consolidated Communications

Bruce Stephenson

CliftonLarsonAllen LLP

Alyssa White HaneyBiz

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Summer is officially here, and the year is halfway behind us. I am very proud of the work that the Chamber staff, volunteers and Board of Directors have done thus far to impact the success of our Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce (RACC).

We have had record breaking attendance at our events and activities, and retention of members is thriving. The Board of Directors have been at these events and remain approachable and committed to the success of the RACC and its members more than ever. The Board of Directors look forward to the second half of the year; working hard on strategizing new and innovative ways on how our Chamber can continue its long history of success.

ROSEVILLE 2019 On behalf of the entire Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce, I want to thank all of you who attended the region’s largest annual economic trend show, Roseville 2019, held @the Grounds. We had a slightly different approach this year with a shortened timeframe and a more focused agenda, which I believe provided more value to our sponsors and attendees.

I hope you all enjoyed our keynote speaker Ret. First Sergeant Matt Eversmann. Sgt. Eversmann is the decorated war hero that was portrayed by Josh Hartnett in the film Black Hawk Down. It was an honor

Jeff (middle) with City Manager Dominick Casey (left) and City of Roseville Director of Public Affairs Megan MacPherson (right) at Fire Ops 101

to get to know this American Hero! I was impressed with how Matt shared his story of his true-life experience at war and correlated its lessons to everyday leadership in business.

He captivated the audience and delivered a powerful message about “strategic shock,” when life delivers circumstances where leaders are faced with situations that force them to make quick decisions that challenge core leadership abilities. It was a motivating and inspiring presentation that left us considering how we can be better leaders.

FIRE OPS 101 Serving as your Chamber President I was extended an invitation to join several city leaders in a Fire Operations Training at the Roseville Fire Training Center (FTC). This is the first of this magnitude that the Roseville Fire Department has hosted. I was honored to take part in this all-day activity to get an up close and hands-on experience of what it takes to be a fireman. Many businesses

choose Roseville for its thriving economy and reputation for safety. It is reassuring for business owners to know that in the time of need their employees and families will be well taken care of. Recently the voters of the City of Roseville passed Measure B. The success of this measure reassures investments in our important city services such as fire and police. Seeing first-hand these investments at work with the quality of training and resources available to our firemen, gives me confidence and appreciation that we have one of the best trained fire departments. I would like to extend a personal thank you to the Roseville Fire Department and the Local 1592 for providing such a great experience.

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the 23rd graduating class of Leadership Roseville. Also, I hope to see everyone out at SPLASH, Roseville’s biggest party of the year, on September 14, 2019. This is going to be a spectacular event so be sure to get your tickets early!

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

CEO’S UPDATE Leadership Roseville: Collaboration & Opportunities Wendy Gerig

Roseville Area Chamber CEO

Chamber Staff Chief Executive Officer Wendy Gerig

Bookkeeper Laura Vineyard

Director of Administration Amy Triplett

Membership & Programs Coordinator Beth Heneger

Director of Events & Sponsorship

In June, we had the privilege of graduating our 23rd Class of Leadership Roseville. 20 people are now equipped to be the next leaders in the city and region and I, along with the Steering Committee, am very excited for their futures in Roseville.

Before they graduated, the Leadership Roseville class put on a Career Fair at Adelante High School, the continuation high school in Roseville. At this Career Fair, dozens of Chamber Members offered employment advice, information, and even positions to Adelante students.

LEADERSHIP COLLABORATION Now, I am very excited to share this news: because of a partnership made through Leadership Roseville, an auto shop program will be coming to Roseville schools!

2019 Leadership Roseville

Kevin Hernandez

Communications Specialist Emily Hoffman

Membership Retention Representative Scott Otsuka

Office Administrator Karie Geiger Leadership Roseville members teaching a class of Adelante High School students about financial responsibility & planning.

graduates, Lisa Voss, Principal of the Roseville Adult School, and Renee Perez, owner of DVS Appraisals and Roseville City School District Foundation Board Member, met this year and Renee connected fellow Chamber Member Bill McAnally, of Bill McAnally Racing NAPA AutoCare Center, with Lisa. Bill and Lisa worked together to create a fantastic partnership to bring an auto shop program back to the Roseville Jt. Union High School District and the Roseville Adult School.

Adelante students learning about career opportunties from Chamber Members.

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This fall will be the pilot class for this program with 6 high school students from alternative high schools, Independence, and Adelante and 6 adults from the Roseville Adult School. In addition to the practical auto shop lessons, soft skills and job readiness will also be taught in these classes. It’s amazing that this partnership came because of Leadership Roseville and I’m so excited to see this new program grow.

BE A PART OF OUR NEXT LEADERSHIP ROSEVILLE CLASS If you or an employee of yours is interested in joining our 24th Leadership Roseville class, I encourage you to visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com/ Leadership for more information or send an email to our Director of Administration, Amy Triplett, at Amy@RosevilleAreaChamber. com. Applications are due by July 26th, 2019.

Business Development Representative Monica Goodpaster

Business Development Representative Diane Ebbitt

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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COUNTY UPDATES Collaboration, Jurisdiction, and Being Cost Effective Kirk Uhler Placer County Supervisor for District 4

For the average taxpayer, the lines between jurisdictional boundaries, and responsibilities, are blurry, at best. A Roseville resident who has been the victim of a crime doesn’t care that a Roseville cop arrested the perpetrator, that a Placer County Deputy District Attorney prosecuted him, or that a State Superior Court Judge sentenced him, he just wants justice. A Granite Bay resident doesn’t care that their sewer line ultimately connects to a Roseville regional plant for processing, they just care that when they flush the toilet, it goes down. Citizens don’t care WHICH government is doing what job, they care that we are DOING the job.

To that end, we elected officials have an obligation to deliver the best, most costeffective service we can, regardless of what name is on the uniform.

There are areas where we already do this very well. The Placer County Transportation Planning Agency (PCTPA) is one such example. With representatives of each of the six incorporated cities and towns and the Board of Supervisors, PCTPA has delivered the I-80 widening from Riverside to Highway 65, the Sierra College Boulevard interchange, and the Highway 65 Bypass. Currently we are constructing the Highway 65 widening project that will bring much-needed relief to the 80/65 interchange by next Spring.

Additionally, local jurisdictions frequently partner on bidding for public contracts, to make the jobs larger and drive down the price. For example, the Douglas Boulevard landscape maintenance in Granite Bay is all done

under contract from a vendor who bid on a joint Placer County/City of Rocklin Request for Proposal for landscape services.

As we look to the future of public sector service delivery, governments at all levels owe it to our constituents to set aside any jurisdictional pride and ask a simple question, “Are we providing the best, most cost-effective service to the people who are paying for it?”

The first challenge to overcome, even before jurisdictional turf wars, is should the government be doing it at all?

Much like the landscape maintenance example, where there are more than three private sector vendors providing a service, why would we ever hire government employees to do it?

If it is a legitimate public service (public health and safety), how can we identify leveraged efficiencies to reduce cost?

Does the public really care if the 911 dispatcher is a Placer County employee or a Roseville employee? No, they care that help arrives.

I am confident that our Board, and our respective City Councils, will continue to seek out opportunities to improve our services, and reduce our costs, for the benefit of those paying for them. I believe that in Placer County and our cities, greater things are coming.

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Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

220 Riverside Ave Roseville, CA 95678 Ph: 916.783.8317 Fax: 916.783.8950 www.pbaker.com

LOOKING FORWARD TO SPLASH 2019 DIRECTOR OF EVENTS & SPONSORSHIP, KEVIN HERNANDEZ, SHARES WHAT HE IS LOOKING FORWARD TO ABOUT SPLASH 2019 AND SHARES HOW YOU CAN BECOME A PART OF ROSEVILLE’S BIGGEST PARTY OF THE YEAR!

SPLASH FAST FACTS Saturday, September 14th, 2019

Roseville Aquatics Complex - 3051 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd.

Tickets - 2 for $110 & 1 for $75 (before 8/31)

RosevilleAreaChamber.com/SPLASH

Saturday, September 14th is around the corner and I am so excited for the 24th annual SPLASH event!

For those of you who have never been, SPLASH is Roseville’s biggest party with live music, all you can eat and drink from some of Roseville’s best restaurants, wineries, breweries, and more!

I am also looking forward to planning my third SPLASH event with event Co-Chairs Anne Carpenter of ATS Communications and Kate Rebello of the City of Roseville.

We will also be donating a portion of the proceeds to the City of Rosevile’s at-risk youth program, Youth Passport.

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Last year, the Chamber donated nearly $24,000 to the City and has donated over $400,000 back to the City since the first SPLASH event in 1996.

Want to be a part of this amazing event? Tickets for SPLASH 2019 go on sale Monday, July 8th and can be found on the Chamber’s website at RosevilleAreaChamber.com/SPLASH. Tickets are 2 for $110 and 1 for $75 before August 31st and after, tickets are 1 for $95.

Still want to do more to make SPLASH 2019 the best event yet? If you own a brewery, winery, restaurant, or grocery

store and want to have a booth at SPLASH, send me an email at Events@ RosevilleAreaChamber.com or give me a call at 916-783-8532 and we can discuss how to make that possible. If you want to be a volunteer the day-of SPLASH or beforehand, I’d also love it if you sent me an email or phone call letting me know!

Be sure to follow the Chamber’s social media accounts to stay up-to-date on SPLASH news. SPLASH has been a soldout event for the past few years so be sure to buy your tickets early so you don’t miss out. See you September 14th at the Roseville Aquatics Complex!

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

FEATURED MEMBER

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS - APR | MAY 100+ Women Who Care Placer

County Above and Beyond

Transcription Services Advanta Clean of Roseville Adventure Kids Dental AFLAC - Tony Reed Allegiant Giving Corporation Anixter Ascend Program Audacity Art, Home

Furnishings & Design B & M Business Success Inc. Backyard Pet Spa & Boutique Becoming Whole Therapy Bennett’s Kitchen - Bar Market BestEverGifts by Annie

Schedule a Ribbon Cutting TODAY by emailing Beth@RosevilleAreaChamber.com

Big Print Pro Byerly Business Services California Recovery Center Campus Crisis Response Capital City Tax CMG Financial Creekview Investments, LLC Delta Lending Group DryBar Dudugjian & Maxey, A Law

Corporation Express Employment

Professionals Farmers Insurance Five Star Auto FSA Auctions Gratzi Co. Michael Bullington

BETTER YOURSELF BETTER YOUR BUSINESS

Blue House Korean Restaurant Roseville

Chix Cabinets Direct

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Mindful Eye Consulting Natu Insurance Services New Glory Eatery & Taproom New York Life Nor-Cal Logos The Party Concierge PMHOMES4U.COM - Tami &

George Paraker Revealed Path Life Coaching RISE To Success Roseville Car Connection School of Rock Roseville Seasons Law P.C. Sundance Interiors Turner’s Outdoorsman US Card Services Inc. WellQuest Living

RIB B O N C U T T I N

Building Kidz School - Roseville East

Children’s Choice Pediatric Dental Care

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Did you know that all are invited to attend Ribbon Cuttings?

Ribbon Cuttings are a great opportuntity to meet new members and community parnters.

To see a full list of upcoming Ribbon Cuttings visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com/ events/ribbon-cuttings

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

Semper Fi Association

Turner’s Outdoorsman

Edward Jones Jonathan Benecke

New Glory Eatery & Taproom

WellQuest Living

Tupperware - Lynn Taymourian

Bandala Dental Group

Gratzi Co.

Walmart #1988

Thomas Management, LLC

Audacity Art, Home Furnishings & Design

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School of Rock Roseville

FSA Auctions

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OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - APR | MAY OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - AUG | SEPT 1 YEAR PLUS Almonte Center for Facial

Cosmetic Surgery B. West Marketing Group Balanced IQ Consulting Breninger Consulting Services Brush of Creativity Buck & Sadie’s C & D Remodel and Handyman

Services, Inc. Cagwin & Dorward Landscape

Contractors Caliber Collision California Moving Systems Chix Cabinets Direct

5 YEARS PLUS Alex Rue Insurance Agency, Inc. Bayside Church Bill McAnally Racing NAPA

AutoCare Center Blue Nami Boys & Girls Club of Placer

County

10 YEARS PLUS Better Homes Realty California

Gold Boden Klein & Sneesby Brookfields Restaurant California Capital Aquatics

(CCA) Clarity Technologies

ClearCaptions, LLC Clouse Insurance Agency, Inc. Cook CPA Group CountryHouse Residence Courtyard by Marriott - Taylor Rd. Delia Real Estate Group Destiny Community Center DPR Construction FIBRENEW Folsom/Mobile Service Garland Sturges & Quirk Gravity IT Solutions Hull Homes Innovative Digital Marketing Jay Resendez Attorney at Law Latino Leadership Council Law Office of Cathleen White Law Office of Sean Musgrove Lawson Mechanical Contractors

Cattlemens Steakhouse Cochrance & Wagemann CrossRhodes Promotions Finance of America Mortgage Geiger Chiropractic John Adams Academy Roseville Kaia FIT Granite Bay Kelly-Moore Paints

Classic Impressions Awards

Etc., Inc. Dobson’s German Auto

Service Kirk Uhler-Placer Co. District 4

Supervisor Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann

& Girard Lord’s Gym Michelle E. Phillips, CPA Mike Martin Photography

20 YEARS PLUS American Medical Response of Placer

County Bob’s Cycle Center

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La-Z-Boy Home Furnishings and

Decor Life Time Athletic Roseville Lozano Smith Maverick Partners West McClellan Hospitality Services Neighbors Home Realty New York Life Insurance - Mavis

Lombardi Noble Executive Leadership NorCal Town & Country Realty David Dorer Oilstop Old Town Pizza OPTAVIA - Dr. Lynn Johnson O’Sully’s Cafe Peet’s Coffee & Tea Pinot’s Palette - Rocklin

Lucy’s Salon & Spa NewVision Realty Group Roxanne & Patricia One Light Ahead Peet’s Coffee & Tea Placer Breast Cancer Foundation Prestwood IT Solutions Quest Raley’s Corporate

Minuteman Press Roseville MUN CPAs Northern California Dance

Conservatory P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Peet’s Coffee & Tea - Quarry

Ponds Peet’s Coffee & Tea - The

Fountains Pinnacle at Galleria Roseville Home Start, Inc.

Bouchard Communications Group,

Inc. Deatsch Insurance Agency/InterWest

Ins. Serv.

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Fratcher Auto Body, Inc.

CBRE - Roseville Coker-Ewing D&P Creamery

Rebecca Chenoweth Retirement Security Initiative Revolutions Naturopathic Rosenthal & Kreeger, LLP Roseville Academy of Dance Sleep Number Roseville Snowie King Naturals Shave Ice Staples Stillpoint Medicine SUPERCUTS #81856 Take Note Troupe The Family Network, Inc. The Fig Tree Coffee, Art & Music

Lounge The Range Kitchen & Tap U-Haul

Roseville Grocery Outlet Roseville Public Safety

Foundation Sei Bella Boutique Taco Bell - Foothills Blvd.

The Burton Law Firm Upstream Administration Wise Villa Winery

Rubino’s Ristorante Sierra College Self Storage SIMS Recycling Solutions Simple Business Products, Inc. Stephen Lard Consulting STYLE Magazine Vision Quest Information

Solutions, Inc. William Jessup University

Gurnee Mason Rushford Bonotto &

Forestiere LLP Hilton Garden Inn - Roseville Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance Lennar Homes Roseville Fire Fighters Association

Haney INC Roseville Jt. Union High

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ROSEVILLE 2019 RECAP THIS YEAR’S ROSEVILLE 2019 EVENT BROUGHT IN OVER 550 PEOPLE FROM THE SOUTH PLACER REGION. ROSEVILLE 2019 CO-CHAIRS LISA HEINRICH, OF THE PLACER COUNTY FOOD BANK, AND WAYNE WILEY, OF THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE, DISCUSS THIS YEAR’S EVENT. beer presented by Westfield Galleria.

Lisa Heinrich Placer County Food Bank

Wayne Wiley City of Roseville

What do you have when over 500 business leaders and professionals, along with 50+ vendors showcasing their businesses come to connect, share and influence? You have Roseville 2019, the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce’s largest annual business and networking event!

This year’s event held on May 22nd in Jones and Johnson Halls @theGrounds provided the perfect backdrop for the event’s modified format. Roseville 2019 offered a shortened day, which began at 8:00 a.m. with power hour networking, ending at 1:00 p.m. Local caterers and eateries kicked-off the day with delicious breakfast fare followed by Savory Bites, lunch items with wine, champagne and

The day’s agenda included a State of the City presentation by Dominick Casey, City Manager, City of Roseville.

The State of the County, was presented

by Todd Leopold, CEO, Placer County.

Dom and Todd presented information and key insights about the momentum of business, industry, and population growth in Roseville and Placer County.

Attendees were inspired by keynote speaker, retired 1st Sergeant, Matt Eversmann, a true American hero portrayed in the epic film, Black Hawk Down and the Battle of Mogadishu. In his humble, warm, and gracious way, he shared the powerful lessons he learned in the military, while drawing parallels from his experiences to highlight the importance of leadership, courage, selfless service, and responsibility. His presentation was a testimony about how ordinary circumstances can sometimes become extraordinary challenges for any company and any team – and how a leader must be nimble and courageous to navigate through to achieve the intended outcome.

Bringing any event to life “takes a village.” Many thanks to the following who teamed together with their talents and expertise: • Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce staff, particularly Wendy Gerig, Kevin Hernandez, Amy Triplett, and Emily Hoffman • Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce‘s Board of Directors, led by President Jeff Richardson • R’19 committee members: Scott Alvord, Krista Bernasconi, Deb Bedwell Joe Chiodo, Donna Dotti, Cheryl Golfarb, Jamie Hazen, ilene Martzen, Chris Pistone, Lee Saldivar, Kayla Scott, Maria Trunzo, Carlos Yniguez • MarketSharePR, Krista Bernasconi, Kayla Scott and their team who worked diligently behind-the-scenes with creative ideas and a well-executed media strategy that garnered extensive media coverage for Roseville 2019.

The event wouldn’t have been possible without the support of our sponsors.

For a complete list of sponsors, please visit Roseville2019.com/sponsorship.

For more event photos from Roseville 2019, visit the Chamber’s Facebook page: www.Facebook.com/RosevilleChamber

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS MEETING RECAP EVERY MONTH, CHAMBER MEMBERS MEET TO LEARN ABOUT RECENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTH PLACER REGION. IN APRIL, UPDATES WERE GIVEN FROM ANTHEM UNITED ON THE CREEKVIEW PLAN AND IN MAY, UPDATES WERE GIVEN FROM SUTTER MEDICAL CENTER ROSEVILLE ON THEIR EXPANSION. Written by Wendy Gerig, CEO of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce At our April Economic Development & Government Affairs Committee Meeting, we had an update from Anthem United on the Creekview Community Plan. They officially started “moving dirt” in June with the first homes to be built starting in November of 2020. The Creekview community will be located north of Blue Oaks Blvd. and will have a total of 2,000 units, 4 neighborhood parks, a future elementary school site, and multi-use trails for walking, biking, and more.

Also at our April meeting, Roseville City Councilmembers Scott Alvord and Bruce Houdesheldt shared their visions for the City of Roseville and their terms. Scott expressed his passion for revitalizing Downtown Roseville and Bruce shared how he is working to bring higher education to Downtown Roseville.

Additionally, Placer County Supervisor for District 4, Kirk Uhler, shared that his office would be submitting plans for the Sutter Ranch neighborhood to have a 300 acre extension campus of California State University, Sacramento.

At our May meeting, we heard updates from Brian Alexander, CEO of Sutter Roseville Medical Center. Brian shared that with new construction happening, Sutter Roseville will have 382 licensed 12

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beds by 2020 including 24 more critical care beds. There will also be 5 new operating rooms, 3 more cath labs, and they are expecting for their new additions to be up and running

by April of 2020. Brian added that Sutter Roseville will have the largest emergency medicine department in all of Sutter Health. Brian also shared that Sutter Roseville has the largest helipad in Northern Califonria and a Level II Trauma Center that serves 7 counties.

Next at our May meeting, the Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy shared what their organization does.

The chaplains work with all of the law enforcement agencies in PLacer County including the FBI, CHP, State Park Rangers, Probation, local police departments, Sheriff’s, and more. The

chaplains are all volunteers and have logged over 7,000 hours since 2019 started. They also assist CHP with the Every 15 Minutes program at high schools and the Right Choice program at middle schools.

We also heard an update from City Councilmember Pauline Roccucci at the May meeting. Pauline shared how there will be another fire station opening in West Roseville and that there is now a social worker team added to the Roseville Police force.

The next Roseville Area Chamber Economic Development & Government Affairs Committee Meeting will be on Friday, August 23rd at Randy Peters Catering & Event Center. To RSVP, email Admin@RosevilleAreaChamber.com

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UPCOMING EVENTS

PLACES TO BE, PEOPLE TO MEET, THINGS TO DO IN JULY & AUGUST

LUNCHEON

LUNCHEON SPONSORS

How to Register Visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com click on the Calendar of Events or call 916.783.8136

July 19 August 16

BREAKFAST

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TUESDAY BUSINESS SHOWCASE & MIXER 8 a.m. - 10 a.m.

Bushnell Gardens Nursery 5255 Douglas Blvd., Granite Bay

TUESDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.

FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: Open Networking Caterer: Rubino’s Ristorante Sponsor: Tri Counties Bank

TUESDAY SEMINARS FOR SUCCESS 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m.

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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: Roseville Electric Utility

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WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Art’s Craft Beer Palace 3031 Foothills Blvd.

FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: State of the County Speaker: Todd Leopold, Placer County CEO Caterer: Capital City Catering Sponsor: A+ Dental Care

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TUESDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.

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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: Relationship Therapy Center

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TUESDAY SEMINARS FOR SUCCESS 8 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

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WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m.

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Presorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Roseville, CA Permit No. 76

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce 650 Douglas Blvd.

Roseville, CA 95678 ELECTRONIC SERVICE REQUESTED

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