Public Utilities Commission Meeting August 25, 2026 - City of Roseville, CA

The City of Roseville Public Utilities Commission held a meeting on August 25, 2026, focusing on updates and strategic planning for the city's electric and environmental utilities. Key procurement-related discussions included the issuance of $80 million in municipal bonds to finance long-term capital projects, the ongoing construction and near completion of the Roseville Sunset Energy Center repower project, and the procurement and integration of a new power supply modeling and forecasting tool through a competitive RFP process. The commission also reviewed updates on wastewater treatment plant capacity expansions, including upcoming proposals for the Dry Creek and Pleasant Grove plants. Additionally, the commission discussed operational improvements such as route optimization in waste services to reduce costs and enhance efficiency, and addressed challenges related to lithium battery fires in waste collection trucks, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve public safety and compliance. Policy updates were presented regarding municipal code amendments to regulate water use by high-demand industries like data centers, emphasizing recycled water use and water supply resilience. The meeting included no formal votes but featured motions to approve prior meeting minutes and adjourn the session.