National Park Service (NPS) Founders Day is the annual celebration of the agency's founding on August 25, 1916, when President Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act into law, establishing the NPS to preserve natural and cultural resources for future generations
This week's speaker is Robin Trimble, the CEO of the Rocklin Chamber of Commerce. She will share and answer questions about the chamber's news, events, and programs.
Placer County Transportation Planning Agency
Last week's speaker was Matt Click, the Executive Director of the Placer County Transportation Planning Agency (PCTPA). He will provide an update on the latest news and projects for the regional transportation system in Placer County. It was a great presentation and discussion, especially related to the challenges of addressing the congestion on Highway 65.
District 5180 Global Grant Recipients
District 5180 Luncheon to celebrate our 3 Global Grant Recipients. Our club sponsored Alana Lopez-Koen (pictured). She will be studying abroad at the London School of Economics. Our club president, Damian Lima, was in attendance along with our District Governor, Megan Ellinghouse.
Adopt a Creek
Reminder:Less than 2 weeks away for Project #2 of the year — and this one’s all about fresh air, teamwork, and a cleaner Rocklin!
Join us for our Creek Clean-Up project on: Date: Saturday, September 6th
Time:8:00 AM – ~11:00 AM (or sooner if we finish fast!)
Location:Pleasant Grove Creek(Between Stanford Ranch Rd & Farrier Rd, next to Twin Oaks Park)
This is an excellent opportunity to roll up your sleeves, help beautify one of Rocklin’s natural spaces, and spend a few hours making an immediate impact in our community. We'll be picking up trash and clearing debris along the creek and open space area — and yes, the City will supply gloves, bags, trash grabbers, and will even handle the hauling!
Park along Farrier Rd (between Club Dr and Windsong Ct) Water and snacks provided Bring your completed Volunteer Participation. (See Events for more details)
This is a “leave it better than you found it” kind of morning — so grab your hat, bring your energy, and let’s clean up Pleasant Grove Creek together.
