The Roseville City Council is scheduled to consider a data-center-related contract item valued at $300 million at its meeting on Nov. 12, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal.
According to the agenda document, the listing pairs data-center contract language with the $300 million figure, though the posted record does not specify the vendor, project scope, or funding source beyond this pairing.
The item matters to residents because it represents a significant dollar figure tied to data-center infrastructure within city business, according to the agenda. The published record does not detail service impacts, tax implications, or construction timelines.
- Meeting date: Nov. 12, 2026
- Jurisdiction: City of Roseville, California
- Contract figure listed in agenda: $300 million
- Subject area: Data-center-related contract language, per agenda wording
- Source: CivicClerk agenda file published by the City of Roseville
What happens next: The council is scheduled to take up the item as listed on the Nov. 12 agenda. The published agenda does not state whether a vote, discussion, or other action will occur, only that the item appears for consideration.
Residents can review the full agenda and supporting documents through the city’s CivicClerk portal and may attend the Nov. 12 council meeting in person to observe or submit public comment, consistent with the city’s standard meeting procedures.
Official source: the published record