Residents
Get Involved
Become an engaged and informed resident! Find out how to volunteer in your local community, or share your voice at a public hearing or city council meeting.
New to the City
Get connected with the following local resources:
- DMV (Rocklin)
- Dog License
- Education
- Library
- Local Newspaper
- Post Office
- Recycling
- Utilities
- Voter Registration & Elections
- Subscribe to Parks & Recreation Newsletter
- Learn about the history of Rocklin with the Rocklin Historical Society
Education
The City of Rocklin understands the importance of education and its benefit to the community. The city is an active partner and supporter of community schools.
Rocklin is one of the few communities in Northern California where residents can go from primary school through college without leaving home.
Rocklin Library
The Rocklin Library is a Placer County Library Branch offering four self-checkout machines, a community room, unique reading spaces, a welcoming atmosphere and use of color, and expanded Friends of the Rocklin Library book sales. It also has 10 computers for public use, 2 Early Literacy AWE Station, WiFi, and air conditioning throughout the building.
Animals & Pets
Rocklin Police Animal Control Officers want you and your pets to be good neighbors. Often a friendly warning or word of advice is all it takes.
Rocklin Animal Control provide the following services:
Resources for Seniors
Rocklin is a great place for seniors. We have classes, places to get together and socialize, and various discounts and resources to make the golden years easy and enjoyable.
Veterans Groups
Rocklin American Legion
Visit the Post 620 American Legion in Rocklin Facebook page.
Sierra College Veterans Resource Center
Assisting Our Veteran Community Integrate Into Educational Life
Public Safety
The City of Rocklin is known for its low crime rate and commitment to public safety.
The Rocklin Police and Fire Department also offer opportunities for citizen-volunteers to serve in the public safety arena.
Transportation
Rocklin benefits from a wide variety of transportation modes, from rail to bicycle. The links on this page provide information about transportation both within Rocklin and to outlying areas.
Community Resources
The City of Rocklin annually approves use of federal Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) to support agencies serving the less fortunate in the community. More than $51,000 in total has already been distributed to Habitat for Humanity, Senior’s First, Stand Up Placer, and the Salvation Army as part of the annual CDBG action plan.
The City recently received an additional $164,189 in CDBG funds from the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act and Council approved plans for distribution of the funds to the agencies listed below as soon as possible.