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Aly Zimmermann

Rocklin Appoints Aly Zimmermann as City Manager

Rocklin, CA – The Rocklin City Council unanimously appointed Aly Zimmermann as Rocklin’s permanent city manager at their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday night.

Zimmermann has served as the assistant city manager for the City of Vista since 2012, where she managed multiple contracts and departments for the city with a population of over 100,000. Zimmerman’s responsibilities include oversight of Vista’s $150 million operating budget, administration of Vista’s law enforcement contract with the San Diego County Sheriff, and acting as the organization’s chief labor negotiator.

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Lasting Success for Short-term Rentals
Short-Term Rental Permit Required in Rocklin

The City of Rocklin requires a permit for property owners to offer short-term rentals on sites like Airbnb, VRBO and others. The guidelines offer owners flexibility while encouraging harmony with the surrounding neighborhood. Fill out the short-term rental form below to start renting responsibly in your neighborhood.

A clipart illustration of a house against a cyan background with the headline: Ensure Lasting Success for Your Short-Term Rental.” Below the headline is a blue check mark next to 5 positive tips for successful rentals: Rent to 6 or less people, Rent to people 21 and over, Respond to renter complaints within 30 minutes, Ensure the renter has parking onsite, and Publicly post the rental permit. To the right of this list is a red X mark with 4 warnings: Don’t rent two units on a parcel at the same time, Don’t rent out for more than 90 days a year, Don’t allow special events that require a city permit, and Don’t post ads for the rental outside the unit.

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Abatement on Sunset Whitney Recreation Area Structures Nearly Complete

The Sunset Whitney Recreation Area (SWRA) has become a popular place for Rocklin residents to enjoy the outdoors since the opening of the West Trails in the fall of 2019.

The trails provide a great resource for people looking to walk, bike or just get a little fresh air during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.