City Council Meeting of November 4, 2026 - City of Roseville, CA

At the November 4, 2026, Roseville City Council meeting, the council unanimously approved consent-calendar items 4–16. Item 10 concerned a Dry Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant solids-train study and design-services agreement; the vendor name is garbled in the transcript, and no contract amount is stated. A public commenter questioned the authority and public process for license-plate-recognition cameras at the plant, citing city purchase orders dating to at least 2023. The council did not take separate action on that concern in the recorded discussion.

Staff also presented the city’s nonfunctional-turf conversion project, required to comply with state restrictions on potable-water irrigation beginning January 1, 2027. The project covers roughly two acres, with estimated costs of $300,000–$500,000 and anticipated Environmental Utilities rebates of about $100,000, for an estimated net cost of $200,000–$400,000. Staff said a contract was expected to be awarded and work completed by March 2027, but the transcript does not capture a specific award vote or identify a contractor. Public comments also addressed the city’s Flock ALPR program, both opposing renewal and supporting continued use; no procurement action on the program was taken.