The Rosemont Community Association (RCA) was incorporated on July 15, 1959 to serve as the community’s advocate on local and county issues and to sponsor community events and programs. It is governed by a 15-member Board of Directors. The Board meets monthly at the Atonement Lutheran Church, 9242 Kiefer Blvd. at 7:00 PM. All meetings are open to RCA members and the public. Also, the RCA hosts an annual general membership meeting each April at Rosemont High School.
The Board’s primary function is to carryout the association’s administrative duties, including operating five program committees that implement board policies, programs, and events. As of October 2011, the current Board members are:
| President: | Doug Haaland |
| Vice-President: | Terry Dugan |
| Secretary: | Dee Gavaldon |
| Treasuer: | Nathan Sparks |
| Directors: | Kathy Aldana |
| Carol Arbini-McFarland | |
| Joan Armstrong-Allen | |
| Bill Farris | |
| Ana Kihumba | |
| Wayne Kirkling | |
| Tyler Neff | |
| Bob White | |
| Rob Winter | |
| Historian: | JoAnn Cabral Wilson |
RCA in Action
RCA is proud of the various projects and accomplishments that have been achieved for our neighborhood. Some of our successes include:
Diligently worked with the Sacramento Unified School District, Tiechert and others to establish Rosemont High School.
Worked with Sacramento County Neighborhood Services to have Rosemont Community signs erected at Rosemont's boundaries.
Spearheaded the design landscaping of the community’s entrance at Manlove and Sutters Gold.
Engaged the County of Sacramento on its plans to expand the Juvenile Hall Facility along Kiefer Blvd. to ensure the new building designs incorporated ascetically pleasing architecture and landscaping.
Worked with Meritage Homes to create aestheitcally pleasing, reasonably-sized homes behind the High School.
Ensured Rosemont did not become a location for Rancho Cordova CDC low-income housing project.
Established an annual Holiday Toy Drive for the children of our community through the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department.
Established an on-going working relationship with the Sacramento County Work Project that provides continuing litter clean-up services to our community.
Lobbied the Board of Supervisors on behalf of residents concerned about odors emanating from the Green Waste Recycling facility located in south end of Rosemont, which resulted in its removal from our area.
Join today!
Download our brochure here or use the Contact Us form to request that a brochure be mailed to you or come by our monthly meeting and join in person. All residents are always welcome.
