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77 78 79 6. Elected Official Engagement 80 Coordination of meetings with local, state, and federal elected and appointed 81 officials to deliver the Multi-City Coalition’s message. 82 83 84 Policy Objectives 85 Participation in the Cities for Safe and Stable Communities Coalition is supportive of three 86 Strategic Priorities identified in the City's Strategic Plan; Economic Vitality, Community 87 and Civic Engagement, and Responsive Services and Safety. 88 89 Equity Impact Summary 90 As with previous City Council discussion about Operation Metro Surge and the City's 91 response to the current federal immigration enforcement efforts, consideration of actions 92 should be centered on the City's values, accountability, integrity, equity, community and 93 safety. 94 95 Budget Implications 96 The current contract with Momentum Advocacy is for four months of work ending on May 97 30, 2026. The cost of the contract is $42,500 and will be split between members of the 98 coalition. An exact cost for Roseville's participation is not known at this time, but if 30 cities 99 are part of the coalition, an individual city would pay about $1,500 for the work. 100 101 Staff Recommendations 102 Staff recommends the City formally join the Cities for Safe and Stable Communities 103 Coalition and authorize the City Manager to expend up to $3,000 for the City's membership 104 as part of the coalition. 105 106 Requested Council Action 107 Motion to approve the City of Roseville to formally join the Cities for Safe and Stable 108 Communities Coalition and authorize the City Manager to expend up to $3,000 for the 109 City's membership as part of the coalition. 110 111 Patrick Trudgeon, City Manager Prepared by: 1.Bench Handout 1 Attachments: 112 Page 3 of 3 Qbhf!7!pg!2:7