Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) operates temporary Community Resource Centers (CRCs) in Placer County during Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events. CRCs offer essential services to individuals impacted by power outages initiated for wildfire prevention.

Services include:

• Providing bottled water
• Offering charging stations for small electronic devices
• Operating accessible restrooms
• Offering seating and air-conditioned spaces, depending on location

CRCs are opened only during active PSPS events. Locations, hours of operation, and available services vary by event.

Web pages

• Community Resource Centers - https://pgealerts.alerts.pge.com/outages/map/
• General Outage Map - https://pgealerts.alerts.pge.com/outagecenter/

The Town of Loomis contracts with the Placer County Sheriff’s Office to provide law enforcement services.

The South Placer Substation, located in Loomis, serves communities from Newcastle to the Sacramento County line.

Services include:

• Patrol and response services for Loomis and surrounding areas
• Law enforcement coverage coordinated through the South Placer Substation
• Public safety, emergency response, and crime prevention

Web pages

• Home - https://loomis.ca.gov/ 
• South Placer Substation - https://www.placer.ca.gov/2271/Loomis-Office

Pioneer Community Energy is a Community Choice Aggregator (CCA) that was formed in 2017. CCAs are not-for-profit public agencies that purchase electricity for residents and businesses in the community, leading to more competitive energy rates. Pioneer is one of 24 operational CCAs in California. CCAs work with investor-owned utilities (IOUs) like PG&E. PG&E maintains the physical infrastructure, delivers the power, and provides the billing service.

Pioneer serves large areas of Placer and El Dorado counties and the Cities of Grass Valley and Nevada City in Nevada County.

Pioneer customers are also PG&E customers since PG&E’s transmission infrastructure (poles and wires) is used to deliver the electric generation provided by Pioneer. For more, visit the what we do page to learn more and how it works.

Since Pioneer customers are also PG&E customers because PG&E provides the delivery infrastructure, Pioneer customers are eligible for all PG&E programs, are bille…

The Placer-Nevada Rx Drug Safety Coalition promotes safe medication use and disposal throughout Placer and Nevada counties. 

The coalition works to prevent prescription drug misuse by distributing naloxone and educating the public about harm reduction strategies.

Services include:

• Free naloxone (Narcan) distribution and training information
• Locations for safe prescription drug disposal in Placer and Nevada counties
• Public education on opioid safety and harm reduction
• Collaboration with healthcare professionals and local agencies
• Promotion of California’s Drug Take-Back Program

Additional notes:

For the most up-to-date information on naloxone availability or disposal site listings, contact the coalition directly through the PNCMS program page.

Web pages

• Home - https://www.scmfoundation.org/Programs/Rx-Drug-Safety

NEXT ELECTION: June 2, 2026 Primary Election

The County of Placer Registrar of Voters provides voter registration, voter accessibility for disabilities, election results, voter education, and alternative language information for voters.

County of Placer - Registrar of Voters
530-886-5650, Toll-free 800-824-8683, election@placer.ca.gov

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• Vote Center locations and hours
• Drop Box locations and hours

Web pages

• Placer County Vote Center locations and hours - https://www.placercountyelections.gov/vote-center-locations/
• Placer County Drop Box locations and hours - https://www.placercountyelections.gov/drop-box-locations/
• Placer County Elections Office - https://www.placercountyelections.gov/
• State of California - Voter Registration info (including how to register, deadlines, same-day voter registration process, checking registration status) - https://registertovote.ca.gov/
• State of California Voter FAQ (Frequently Asked Que…

Stand Up Placer offers Recovery services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and their families. For more information on all the services listed here, please call our Helpline at 800-575-5352 or our service office at 916-773-7273.

Crisis counseling
Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking can obtain crisis counseling at any time, day or night, either by calling the Stand Up Placer 24-hour Helpline at 1-800-575-5352, using our chat feature, or by coming into one of our service offices during business hours: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. A trained advocate will assess the survivors’ situations, help them with a safety plan, and go over various options with them.

Shelter and safe housing
Stand Up Placer provides emergency confidential shelter where necessary for survivors and their children who are in immediate danger. A shelter stay provides an opportunity for survivors to be safe, to access the resources they and t…

The Roseville Police Department provides law enforcement services and public safety support within the City of Roseville.

Program details include:

• Emergency and non-emergency response
• Crime investigation and reporting
• Community policing and safety education
• Neighborhood outreach and patrol

Web pages

• Home - https://www.roseville.ca.us/cms/one.aspx?pageId=8644548
• Contact Information for Police Department Offices -https://www.roseville.ca.us/cms/One.aspx?portalId=7964922&pageId=8977580

Yuba County Search and Rescue (YCSAR) is a volunteer organization under the Yuba County Sheriff’s Office that responds to emergencies and disasters. They conduct searches for missing persons, rescues, and evidence recovery using ground teams, ATVs, K-9 units, equine teams, and water rescue specialists. YCSAR also assists with evacuations during disasters and supports community events. Funded by donations and grants, members complete regular training to stay mission-ready.

Services Include:

• Search for Missing Persons – Ground, ATV/UTV, K-9, and mounted teams.

• Rescue Operations – Low-angle rope rescue, swift-water rescue, and dive support.

• Evidence Recovery – Assisting law enforcement in locating and securing evidence.

• Disaster Response – Evacuations (including animals), shelter support, and logistical aid.

• Community Support – Participation in parades, fundraisers, and public safety events.

• Mutual Aid – Assisting other counties during large-scale emergencies.

· Web pages

• Home - https…

The City of Marysville Building Department oversees construction safety and code compliance by reviewing plans, issuing building, electrical, and plumbing permits, and conducting inspections throughout projects. It provides guidance on building codes, materials, and application processes, and works closely with Planning and Fire Departments to ensure zoning and safety standards are met.

• Permit Insurance: Building, electrical, plumbing, and specialty permits.

• Plan Review: Checks compliance with codes before construction begins.

• Inspections: On-site reviews during construction phases.

• Public Assistance: Guidance on codes, materials, and application processes.

• Additional Support: Coordinates with Planning and Fire Department for zoning and safety compliance.

Web pages

• Home - https://www.marysville.ca.us/community-development
• Building - https://www.marysville.ca.us/building
• Planning Department - https://www.msvlcdsd.org/planning-department

Code Enforcement is responsible for preserving the quality and value of public and private property and maintaining a high standard of living by eliminating conditions that threaten the life, health, safety, and general welfare of the public. Code Enforcement responds to and investigates reported or observed violations of the Marysville Municipal Code involving any of the following:

• Dangerous or unsafe buildings
• Substandard housing conditions
• Hazardous or unsanitary environments
• Accumulation of debris, trash, junk, recyclables, lumber, furniture, tools
• Discarded appliances, abandoned equipment, graffiti
• Vehicles, campers, or trailers used for human habitation
• Allows the public to report violations, anonymously if desired, by specifying the location and detail
• Collaborates with property owners to ensure compliance; issues warnings, notices, and may initiate enforcement or penalties within municipal authority

Web Pages

• Home - https:…