Roseville Police Activities League Programs
Roseville Police Activities League, 110 Corporation Yard Rd, Roseville, CA 95678
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Roseville Police Activities League Programs include a Homework Center, after-school classes, Taekwondo, Boxing, a Summer Program, a Leadership Academy, and athletic programs. The Homework Center offers a place for members to do homework or get help with homework, and after-school classes provide unique and fun programs without requiring registration. The Summer Program for members ages 7–12 includes lunch, and lunch is provided for the Summer Program.
• Ages: 7–17 years old
• Schedule: Homework Center and after-school classes run Monday–Thursday during the school year, with additional Taekwondo, Boxing, and a Summer 2026 program from June 9 to July 23
• Price: There is an annual membership fee of $40.00, which includes access to all scheduled programs for a full year, including the Summer Program
Children between the ages of 7 and 17 who live or attend school in the city of Roseville are eligible to participate in Roseville Police Activities League Programs. The Homework Center is open Monday through Thursday when class is in session from 3:00pm–4:00pm, and after-school classes run Monday–Thursday from 4:00pm–5:00pm with no registration required. Taekwondo meets Monday and Friday from 5:30pm–7:15pm and is currently on a waitlist that requires emailing [email protected]. Boxing meets Tuesday and Thursday, with ages 7–12 from 5:00pm–6:00pm and ages 13–17 from 5:00pm–6:30pm. The Summer 2026 Program runs June 9–July 23 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10:00am–3:00pm, and individuals may join an activity at any time during the year, although space is limited in some programs.
The Roseville Police Activities League began in 1972 as a fundraising group to support Roseville youth sports teams, and in 1993 three officers launched the RPAL Boxing Program. Its mission is to enhance and enrich the lives of Roseville children and youth by building positive relationships between youth, police officers, and the community through a broad range of accessible and affordable programs and activities. RPAL relies on support from individuals in the community and invites interested volunteers to help out children in the Roseville community.
The leadership team includes President Scott Alvord (Advanced Development Concepts), Vice President Rana Ghadban (CEO, California Chamber of Commerce), Secretary Andrea Blomquist (Roseville Electric, City of Roseville), and Treasurer Jyoti Mehta (Tri-Counties Bank). Additional board members include Gray Allen (Placer County Water Agency), Krista Bernasconi (Mayor, Roseville City Council), Troy Bergstrom (Police Chief, Roseville Police Department), Anne Carpenter (ATS Communications, Inc.), Eric Denio (Denio's Farmers Market and Swap Meet), Jill Geller (Parks, Recreation & Libraries Director, City of Roseville), Geoff Goolsby (Goolsby Real Estate Group), Marcus Lo Duca (Law Office of Marcus J. Lo Duca, P.C.), Kim Summers (CEO, Placer Valley Tourism and @the Grounds), David Tuggle (Roseville Police Department), Abbie Wertheim (Panattoni Development Company), Dan Wesp (Placer County Deputy District Attorney), and Executive Director Jamie Hazen.
Last updated June 9, 2026.
• Ages: 7–17 years old
• Schedule: Homework Center and after-school classes run Monday–Thursday during the school year, with additional Taekwondo, Boxing, and a Summer 2026 program from June 9 to July 23
• Price: There is an annual membership fee of $40.00, which includes access to all scheduled programs for a full year, including the Summer Program
Children between the ages of 7 and 17 who live or attend school in the city of Roseville are eligible to participate in Roseville Police Activities League Programs. The Homework Center is open Monday through Thursday when class is in session from 3:00pm–4:00pm, and after-school classes run Monday–Thursday from 4:00pm–5:00pm with no registration required. Taekwondo meets Monday and Friday from 5:30pm–7:15pm and is currently on a waitlist that requires emailing [email protected]. Boxing meets Tuesday and Thursday, with ages 7–12 from 5:00pm–6:00pm and ages 13–17 from 5:00pm–6:30pm. The Summer 2026 Program runs June 9–July 23 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10:00am–3:00pm, and individuals may join an activity at any time during the year, although space is limited in some programs.
The Roseville Police Activities League began in 1972 as a fundraising group to support Roseville youth sports teams, and in 1993 three officers launched the RPAL Boxing Program. Its mission is to enhance and enrich the lives of Roseville children and youth by building positive relationships between youth, police officers, and the community through a broad range of accessible and affordable programs and activities. RPAL relies on support from individuals in the community and invites interested volunteers to help out children in the Roseville community.
The leadership team includes President Scott Alvord (Advanced Development Concepts), Vice President Rana Ghadban (CEO, California Chamber of Commerce), Secretary Andrea Blomquist (Roseville Electric, City of Roseville), and Treasurer Jyoti Mehta (Tri-Counties Bank). Additional board members include Gray Allen (Placer County Water Agency), Krista Bernasconi (Mayor, Roseville City Council), Troy Bergstrom (Police Chief, Roseville Police Department), Anne Carpenter (ATS Communications, Inc.), Eric Denio (Denio's Farmers Market and Swap Meet), Jill Geller (Parks, Recreation & Libraries Director, City of Roseville), Geoff Goolsby (Goolsby Real Estate Group), Marcus Lo Duca (Law Office of Marcus J. Lo Duca, P.C.), Kim Summers (CEO, Placer Valley Tourism and @the Grounds), David Tuggle (Roseville Police Department), Abbie Wertheim (Panattoni Development Company), Dan Wesp (Placer County Deputy District Attorney), and Executive Director Jamie Hazen.
Last updated June 9, 2026.
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