Serving the community is why I’m running for Placer County Water Agency District 1 (PCWA). For me, you could call it my life’s second calling besides nursing. I take great pride in keeping up with the pulse of the community. Whether it’s through your phone calls and questions, listening to your comments at public meetings, seeing you at one of our city and neighborhood events, or meeting you for coffee to discuss our community. I have gained valuable experience on water issues by serving on many local water boards and forums. I’ve placed a high priority on water and electrical issues. I want to guarantee we have safe, reliable drinking water for future generations. I am presently on a joint PCWA and Roseville committee to discuss the current and future water needs of Roseville and District 1. This is critically important since Roseville receives approximately one third of our water from PCWA. I am eager to continue serving Roseville and Western Placer County.
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Dear friends and neighbors,
Roseville faces many challenges in the future and needs effective leadership on the Placer County Water Agency Board of Directors. During my tenure as your Mayor and Councilmember, I listened to the public and made decisions based on what you told me were your most important values. We have reliable and cost effective utilities including drinking water. I’m excited to be running for the Placer County Water District on November 3rd, 2026. I am the only woman to be elected to the Placer County Water Agency.
In this election experience matters. My experience on the Roseville City Council working on utility issues and my previous 8 years as a director of PCWA have given me the important knowledge needed to make informed decisions benefitting you the customer. I have lived my entire life in PCWA District 1 so am very familiar with our water needs.
I’m delighted to have the endorsement of Roseville Mayor Krista Bernasconi and many other community leaders. Let’s protect our water future together.
My husband Richard of 57 years and I have raised 4 children and we have 6 grandchildren, many who reside in Roseville and Placer County.
Sincerely,
Pauline Roccucci
Roseville City Council Member
“Pauline was honored with the 2026 Spirit of Public Power Award at this year’s Northern California Power Agency Annual Conference, recognizing her longstanding commitment to public service and public power.
A lifelong Roseville resident, Pauline has served our community for a combined 25 years on the Roseville City Council, including time as Mayor. She has also served eight years on the PCWA Board of Directors.
Roseville is home in every sense of the word for Pauline. She and her husband, Richard, are both lifelong residents and have been married for 57 years. When asked what she loves most about Roseville, Pauline points to the kindness of its people and the safe, secure community they have called home throughout their lives. ❤️
Congratulations, Pauline, on this well-deserved recognition, and thank you for your many years of dedicated service to the Roseville community!”
