The Roseville Law & Regulation Committee is scheduled to consider a state data-center energy reporting law during a special meeting on Nov. 12, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item references AB 1577 (Bauer-Kahan), described in the agenda as a signed bill that “establishes reporting or disclosure requirements relating to data centers and their energy use or operations.” According to the published agenda, staff comments note that “data centers represent a growing economic development sector but can create demands on electrici[ty]” infrastructure, though the posted extract of the staff comments is cut off.
The matter is relevant to Roseville residents because it concerns how a growing local industry — data centers — may be required to report energy use, and how that demand could affect the city’s electricity infrastructure, according to the agenda language.
- Meeting: Law & Regulation Committee Special Meeting
- Location: Roseville, California
- Date: Nov. 12, 2026
- Agenda item: AB 1577 (Bauer-Kahan) — Data-Center Reporting
- Status of bill per agenda: Signed
- Agenda source: CivicClerk meeting file posted by the City of Roseville
According to the published agenda, the committee is scheduled to review the item as part of its special meeting on Nov. 12, 2026. No vote outcome or further action has been recorded in the evidence reviewed.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment can access the full agenda through the City of Roseville’s CivicClerk portal and may attend the Nov. 12, 2026, special meeting in person, according to the posted meeting notice.
Official source: the published record