City Council Meeting of August 5, 2026 - City of Roseville, CA

The City Council of Roseville, California, held a meeting on August 5, 2026, which included extensive public comments primarily focused on the city's use of Flock ALPR (automatic license plate recognition) cameras. Residents expressed concerns about the high error rates, privacy violations, and potential misuse of the surveillance technology, urging the council to reconsider or terminate the contract with Flock Safety. The council also discussed and approved updates to staffing salary schedules and conducted a public hearing on proposed adjustments to water and local wastewater connection fees, solid waste impact fees, and nonexclusive franchise hauler permit fees. The council considered phased implementation options for increased fees, ultimately approving a two-year phase-in approach for high-density residential and multifamily water connection fees. The meeting concluded with council member comments on community events and upcoming city initiatives. No direct contract awards or new procurement actions were reported, but the discussion on Flock cameras and fee adjustments could influence future procurement and budget decisions.