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August 1, 2018
Roseville Police Department Crime Log
Look for an updated version of the RPD Crime Log. You can access the Crime Log by visiting roseville.ca.us/crimelog or by clicking on the graphic above to see the latest crime log.
Fire Station 1 Dedication and Community Celebration
You're invited to join the Fire Department for the Dedication and Community Celebration of Fire Station 1.
Saturday, August 18 9 - 11:00 a.m. Fire Station 1- 80 Lincoln Street Fire Station 1 will be formally dedicated in Honor of Retired Fire Chief Carl Green during a ceremony at 9:00 a.m.
Immediately following the dedication ceremony, the station will be open for the community to tour until 11:00 a.m.
RSVP is not required. This is a free family-friendly community event, open to all.
Police Citizens Academy - Register Today
Want an inside look at how your local law enforcement agency operates? The Roseville Police Department is now accepting applications from Roseville community members for the Citizen's Police Awareness Academy.
The academy runs for two weeks from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings from September 17-27, 2018.
Citizen's Police Awareness Academy provides community members with a behind-the-scenes look at police operations. The academy is broken into interactive and classroom sessions. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in live police patrol officer simulations and the emergency vehicle operations course.
Additionally, they’ll be introduced to the concepts of community-oriented policing and problem solving, learn about volunteer opportunities, and will meet representatives from every unit within the department.
Roseville's Citizen Police Academy is open to those who are at least 18 years old and who live or work in the Roseville area.
For more information, please call or email Police Community Relations Analyst Melisa Ingram at (916)774-5057 / ingrammelisa@roseville.ca.us, or Click here to submit your application online. Space is limited and early registration is encouraged.
Back-to-School
It’s August and that means the start of another school year.
With increased traffic around schools, drivers need to take precautions when children are present. Here are a few tips to remembers.
When children are present, school zones require you to obey the posted 25mph or slower speed limit, regardless of the day of week or time of day. For example, if it's a Friday night at 10 pm and you are in a school zone when kids are present (maybe a football game or dance just ended), you are still required to adjust your speed to obey the slower school zone speed limit. When a school bus stops with its red lights flashing and/or its stop sign is raised, you must stop from either direction until all kids are safely across the street and the bus lights stop flashing (unless the school bus is stopped on the other side of a multilane or divided highway). Near high school campuses, bear in mind that a higher amount of the motorists are newly licensed teenage drivers who may not have as much driving know-how. Be careful at crosswalks. Now that school is in session it’s time to double check those intersections. Just when you think the coast is clear, a student may appear from nowhere and dart across the street. Make sure to make a full stop at stop signs. This will give you ample time to make sure the crosswalk is clear before proceeding. “...kids can be unpredictable.”
We all know that kids can be unpredictable. Be especially careful in the school zone. Make sure that driving has your full attention. Put down that cell phone. There’s nothing more important than the safety of children.
Summer Crime Trends
Open garage door thefts
The warm days of summer are upon us and with it comes an increase in home burglaries that occur from open garage doors. Often times these type of thefts can be prevented with a few precautions taken by homeowners.
Close your garage door. It is not uncommon for homeowners to leave their garage door open while they are working outside. This may be convenient, but it is an open invitation to a burglar. Don’t leave your garage door opener in your car. If someone breaks into your car and steals your remote, he/she has an easy way into your home. Check to make sure the garage door is closed before going to bed. Close the garage door all the way down. You may be tempted to crack the door, especially on a hot evening. However, a criminal can easily slip under a partially opened door. Bicycle thefts
The peak months for bicycle thefts occur June through August. You can take a few precautions to reduce the chances of becoming a victim.
Keep your garage door closed and side door locked. 21% of bicycle thefts occur from garage burglaries. Always bring your bike inside at night. It may be a hassle, but many bikes are stolen at night. 15% of bicycle thefts occur from residential backyards. Write down the serial number of your bicycle. If possible, also take a picture of your bicycle. Both will be helpful if you have to file a stolen bicycle report. Park your bike with other bikes when you lock it up. Use a good-quality lock, so your bike will not be targeted first. Lock up your bikes even inside your garage, and be sure they are locked to some fixed point like a pipe or rafter. Once thieves gain access to your garage your bicycle and other valuables can be taken.
Police- 1051 Junction Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678
Fire- 401 Oak Street, Roseville, CA 95678
(916) 774-5000 - Police 916-774-5800 - Fire | www.roseville.ca.us/police | www.roseville.ca.us/fire
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Police Open House this Saturday
The Police Department is opening the doors of police headquarters to the community! Join us from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 19, at 1051 Junction Blvd. Get a close up view of cool public safety vehicles and equipment, watch a K9 demo, tour the department and meet some of our community partners to learn about the resources they offer. Free and fun for the whole family.
Future firefighter in your family? Last chance to sign them up for Roseville Fire Kids Camp.
Roseville Fire Kids Camp is open for registration through May 18. Sign your future firefighter up for six fun and exciting days of learning all about the job of a firefighter. The camp runs June 18-23, 2018.
Water safety, first aid, rescue practices, firefighting and fitness. It's about challenging yourself, teamwork, and making new friends. Open to children ages 11-14 years old. Open to Roseville residents and non-residents. Registration deadline is May 18, 2018. No late registrations will be accepted. To register for camp click here!
Roseville Fire Department Open House June 2nd.
Roseville Fire Department's next Open House will be at Fire Station 2 located at 1398 Junction Boulevard on Saturday, June 2nd from 9 AM - 11 AM. Roseville residents will get a chance to tour Fire Station 2, meet their local firefighters and get an up-close look at our fire engines and equipment. This is a free family event for all ages.
Storytime with Miss Ros & Dispatcher Dena
Bring your littles to Roseville's Downtown Library, 225 Taylor St. on Tuesday, May 22, from 10:30 to 11 a.m. for a special story time with Miss Roz and Roseville Police & Fire's Dispatcher Dena. The theme is safety, and Roz & Dena will read stories and talk about how and when kids can use 911 to get help. Suggested for age 5 and under; parent participation required.
Roseville Fire Department's Life Jacket Loaner Program.
Roseville Fire Department has a Life Jacket Loaner program where any member of your family can borrow a life jacket free of charge anytime Monday through Friday from 8 AM - 5 PM at 316 Vernon Street, Suite 480.
For more information on Roseville Fire Department's Life Jacket Loaner program, please call Roseville Fire Department's Non-Emergency phone number at (916) 774-5800.
Boating safety advocates recommend that all boaters and passengers not only have a life jacket, but wear it at all times while boating. To learn more about life jacket safety, visit the National Safe Boating Council's website by clicking here.
Make your home fire safe by creating defensible space.
Defensible Space is your property's front line defense against wildfire. Creating and maintaining defensible space around your home can dramatically increase your home’s chance of surviving a wildfire and improves the safety of firefighters defending your property. 100 feet of defensible space is required by law. To learn more, visit readyforwildfire.org.
Worried about your teen's alcohol/drug use? Drop by and talk.
Parents, do you suspect or know your teen has a substance abuse problem? Help is available. Through a collaboration between Roseville Police Department's Social Services Unit and Recovery Happens Counseling Services, we're offering a weekly drop-in center for parents every other Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Roseville Police Department's Mark White Community Room. Counselors will be available to talk to parents and let them know about available resources. Drop in between 6 and 8 p.m. on May 17, May 31 or June 14.
Interested in a job with Roseville PD? Let's get acquainted.
Interested in a job with Roseville PD, soon or someday? We provide a couple of opportunities to work out with our recruiting team, ask questions and find out if we're the right agency for you.
Run with Roseville PD: Second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6:15 a.m. The next runs will be on May 23 and June 13. The meet-up locations vary, so email RunwithRosevillePD to get on the email notification list.
Workout Wednesdays: First and third Wednesdays of the month, 5:30 p.m., a fun and challenging Crossfit-type workout at RPAL. Get to know a supportive group of current and aspiring RPDers and learn more about preparing yourself for a career in law enforcement. Email Shauna Brewer for more information. The next workouts will be June 6 and June 20.
Police Digest
What's been happening in your neighborhood? Here's the latest police digest. For older digests, visit our website.
Police- 1051 Junction Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678
Fire- 401 Oak Street, Roseville, CA 95678
(916) 774-5000 - Police 916-774-5800 - Fire | www.roseville.ca.us/police | www.roseville.ca.us/fire
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Rev it up at the Police Department's Open House
The Police Department is opening the doors of police headquarters to the community! Join us from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 19, at 1051 Junction Blvd. Get a close up view of our coolest vehicles and equipment, meet a K9 and watch the bomb squad guys in action. You can also tour the department and meet some of our community partners to learn about the resources they offer. Free and fun for the whole family.
Future firefighter in your family? Sign them up for Roseville Fire Kids Camp.
Roseville Fire Kids Camp is open for registration through May 18. Sign your future firefighter up for six fun and exciting days of learning all about the job of a firefighter. The camp runs June 18-23, 2018.
Water safety, first aid, rescue practices, firefighting and fitness. It's about challenging yourself, teamwork, and making new friends. Open to children ages 11-14 years old. Open to Roseville residents and non-residents. Registration deadline is May 18, 2018. No late registrations will be accepted. To register for camp click here!
Roseville Fire Department Open House June 2nd.
Roseville Fire Department's next Open House will be at Fire Station 2 located at 1398 Junction Boulevard on Saturday, June 2nd from 9 AM - 11 AM. Roseville residents will get a chance to tour Fire Station 2, meet their local firefighters and get an up-close look at our fire engines and equipment. This is a free family event for all ages.
Tips to share the road.
Bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities to travel safely on the road as vehicles, so if you’re out for a drive and see a bicyclist on the street, slow down and make some room.
If you’re cycling, be sure to travel safely and follow the rules of the road.
Learn more helpful safety tips by clicking here.
Worried about your teen's alcohol/drug use? Drop by and talk.
Parents, do you suspect or know your teen has a substance abuse problem? Help is available. Through a collaboration between Roseville Police Department's Social Services Unit and Recovery Happens Counseling Services, we're offering a weekly drop-in center for parents every other Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Roseville Police Department's Mark White Community Room. Counselors will be available to talk to parents and let them know about available resources. Drop in between 6 and 8 p.m. on Thursday May 3, May 17 or May 31.
Interested in a job with Roseville PD? Let's get acquainted.
Interested in a job with Roseville PD, soon or someday? We provide a couple of opportunities to work out with our recruiting team, ask questions and find out if we're the right agency for you.
Run with Roseville PD: Second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6:15 a.m., meet-up locations vary. The next runs will be on May 9 and May 23. Email RunwithRosevillePD to get on the email list.
Workout Wednesdays: First Wednesday of the month, 5:30 p.m., a fun and challenging Crossfit-type workout at RPAL. Email Shauna Brewer for more information. The next workout will be June 6.
Police Digest
What's been happening in your neighborhood? Here's the latest police digest, covering April 19-May 2. For older digests, visit our website.
Police- 1051 Junction Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678
Fire- 401 Oak Street, Roseville, CA 95678
(916) 774-5000 - Police 916-774-5800 - Fire | www.roseville.ca.us/police | www.roseville.ca.us/fire
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The Purpose of RCONA
· To raise the level of community participation by citizens for improving and maintaining the quality of life within the City of Roseville.
· To work with neighborhood associations in resolving social, physical and economic problems within a neighborhood, and deal with other important neighborhood issues.
· To facilitate communications within and between neighborhoods.
· To provide instruction and support to neighborhood association leader.
· To pursue funds from all sources for use in the community and neighborhoods.
· Revitalize inactive neighborhoods.
· Organize the residents, property owners, organizations and businesses within each area into a neighborhood association.
· Bring all neighborhoods together in a coalition of associations.
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