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| |  | Roseville Mayor Pauline Roccucci and several other local leaders discussed the growing metal theft issue that has swept California and the nation today at a press conference in Roseville. Included was discussion of two recently signed metal theft bills, Senate Bill 1045 and Senate Bill 1387, that tightened existing law to help make it more difficult for thieves to sell stolen metal.
Additionally, Mayor Roccucci helped unveil a new water backflow theft prevention effort developed by Environmental Utilities and Roseville Police Department.
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| | Roseville Electric business customers can now complete online audits to determine how they can lower their monthly electricity costs. Visit www.roseville.ca.us/audits to get started.
We may also have rebates to help reduce your upgrade costs! Check it out at www.roseville.ca.us/bizrebates
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| | TELEFUNKEN Semiconductors International LLC, a company that includes TELEFUNKEN Semiconductors GmbH, completed the purchase of the Renesas Electronics plant (formerly NEC Electronics) on May 2, 2011. The plant is located on Foothills Blvd. just north of Pleasant Grove Blvd. Telefunken plans to invest up to $80 million to triple the capacity of the plant over the next three years.
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| |  | Take advantage of Roseville’s sunny days, active lifestyles, and safe community. Offer outdoor dining this spring and summer and treat your customers to a new dining experience.
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| |  | New businesses activity in Roseville includes a Tex-Mex restaurant, a cakery and a family owned and operated cheese producer. Other highlights include a plant testing facility, other relocation and building improvements and Roseville being voted as the "Most Business Friendly" city in the Sacramento region.
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| |  | Headquartered in Roseville, CA, PRIDE Industries is one of the nation’s largest employers of people with disabilities, meeting the manufacturing and service needs of business and government agencies nationwide. Started in 1966 in the basement of a church in Auburn, CA, today PRIDE operates in 10 states and the nation’s capital, creating jobs for people with disabilities through its own business divisions and through partnership with others in the community.
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| |  | California has the most diverse population in the United States, and people with disabilities represent the single largest and most diverse minority, providing a major untapped source of qualified job candidates. PRIDE Industries has released “Ability Matters”, a free resource guide for businesses interested in learning more about employing qualified people with disabilities.
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| |  | On January 19, the Roseville City Council directed staff to begin preparation of a new Economic Development Strategy. Development of the strategy will be a collaborative effort guided by the Economic Development Advisory Committee, with outreach to the business community, non-profits, residents and other business-serving organizations.
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| |  | Google and the Small Business Administration have partnered to educate local businesses about how to succeed online. Each video describes how a small business owner successfully uses the internet to grow his or her business.
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| |  | Producer, director, and Loomis resident Peter Oakes has premiered his latest film, “The Bill Collector”, shot entirely in Placer County and featuring locales like Roseville's West House Bar & Nightclub. Using both actors and crew from the Placer County area, the film is being released in association with Gold Creek Productions, based out of Grass Valley.
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| |  | A free Community Shred Day will be held on Friday, July 9 from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. in the Roseville Chamber parking lot, located at 650 Douglas Blvd. in Roseville.
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| |  | The Sacramento chapter of SCORE, counselors to America's small business, recently released their latest newsletter. SCORE works closely with the Small Business Administration, City, County and State Governments, Chambers of Commerce, and Financial Institutions to provide services that small businesses need to start and improve their operations.
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| |  | The City of Roseville and Placer County Vital Assets Teams recently combined their efforts to present the “Small Business Procurement Expo” bringing government agencies and large corporations together with local small businesses.
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| |  “Using your financial statements means you run your business instead of it running you” was the main theme of the third in a series of workshops presented by the City of Roseville.
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| |  | KAST Performing Arts Center, located at 106 N. Sunrise Ave. #C-6 in Roseville, brings you the dedication and great creative minds of Keith And Summer Turk, both professionally trained dancers with many years experience. KAST will provide classes that range from dancers that want to do performing arts recreationally all the way up to our most advanced/ video/competitive/working dancers.
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| |  | The Culinary Arts Professional program at the Institute of Technology in Roseville has been recognized as "exemplary" by the American Culinary Federation.
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| | Read the article in the May 27 Sacramento Bee featuring the grand opening of The Squeeze Inn, a diner-style restaurant. In the video link accompanying the story, co-owner Charles Rogers explained why the business opened its third outlet in the city.
"Roseville is a great community...we are from the area and we've had a lot of people ask about a Squeeze Inn in Roseville," Rogers said.
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| |  | Are you interested in doing business with the City of Roseville? The City buys a variety of items, including office furniture, sprinklers, and safety equipment. From busses to softballs and everything in between, it takes a lot to keep a City running.
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| |  | If your business is located within the Redevelopment Agency boundary, then you are eligible for a rebate if you put up a new sign or awning. This is a great opportunity if you are thinking of replacing your sign, upgrading your sign, or adding an awning to your store front.
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| |  | Roseville is known for its strong business community. Not only because we are home to many successful businesses and talented business people, but because we support each other. Share your best business advice and help strengthen our business community even further!
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