Rojas Public Affairs

Rojas Public Affairs A public affairs firm specializing in trade association advocacy, government relations & stakeholder engagement.

Rojas Public Affairs is a full service public affairs firm with over two decades of experience specializing in Government Relations, Public Affairs & Outreach for the public & private sector.

🇺🇸 Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost and the families who continue to ...
09/11/2026

🇺🇸 Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost and the families who continue to live with that loss. We also honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency personnel and civilians who responded that day, many of whom placed themselves in danger to help others.

The impact of September 11 continues to be felt in families, communities and public service institutions across the country. Today, we remember that every name etched into this memorial represents a life, a family and a loss that still carries forward.

🏠 For local governments, new federal housing resources are only as valuable as an agency’s ability to put them to work. ...
09/08/2026

🏠 For local governments, new federal housing resources are only as valuable as an agency’s ability to put them to work. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act expands the federal housing toolkit through regional planning grants, housing innovation funding, whole-home repair support and permanent CDBG-Disaster Recovery authorization.

As implementation moves forward, local leaders should be identifying which programs align with existing priorities, evaluating which projects are positioned to compete and assigning responsibility for tracking forthcoming guidance and opportunities.

The strongest funding strategies begin before an application opens—with a clearly defined need, the right partners at the table and a compelling case for community impact.

🔥 Preparing for community growth requires public agencies to look beyond today’s service demands and anticipate what res...
09/04/2026

🔥 Preparing for community growth requires public agencies to look beyond today’s service demands and anticipate what residents will need years from now.

Chino Valley Fire District is doing exactly that through a five-year Strategic Plan, an updated Standards of Cover assessment and a Master Plan examining how facilities, resources and operations should evolve as the communities it serves continue to grow.

There is an important governance principle behind that work: long-range planning is strongest when operational decisions, financial realities and community expectations are considered together.

Communicating that connection also helps residents understand why investments made today may be necessary to maintain service levels tomorrow.

💧 A rate can be legally sound and financially necessary—and still be difficult for the public to understand. A recent Ca...
09/01/2026

💧 A rate can be legally sound and financially necessary—and still be difficult for the public to understand. A recent California appellate decision offers water and wastewater agencies greater clarity around Proposition 218 rate challenges, but legal process is only part of the equation.

Customers still want to know: Why is my bill changing, what will this investment provide, and what happens if the agency does not make it? Agencies that answer those questions early and clearly are better positioned to build understanding, because compliance protects the process while communication protects public trust.

💧 More than $300 million in watershed and groundwater funding is moving toward solicitation. For agencies interested in ...
08/26/2026

💧 More than $300 million in watershed and groundwater funding is moving toward solicitation. For agencies interested in competing, preparation should already be underway.

As the California Department of Water Resources develops Proposition 4 funding opportunities for watershed resilience and sustainable groundwater management, agencies have an important window to assess their readiness before applications open.

Three questions are worth asking now: Is the project clearly defined? Are the right partners and stakeholders aligned? Can we clearly explain the community benefit—not just the technical need?

Competitive funding strategies are built long before an application deadline. Agencies that use this period to strengthen project positioning, stakeholder support and the public case for investment will be better prepared when funding moves from planning to competition.

🚒 When reimbursement policy reflects the true cost of emergency response, fire agencies are better positioned to answer ...
08/24/2026

🚒 When reimbursement policy reflects the true cost of emergency response, fire agencies are better positioned to answer the call without placing additional strain on local resources.

The California Fire Chiefs Association’s CFAA program recently released a California-specific mutual aid reimbursement rate letter designed to better account for the costs agencies incur when deploying personnel and equipment during emergencies.

For public agencies and associations, there is a broader advocacy lesson here: operational challenges gain traction when they are translated into clear, credible policy needs. Data, frontline experience and a well-defined impact on communities can help decision-makers understand why a seemingly technical policy change matters.

The updated rates will benefit fire agencies throughout California, including several RPA clients, while helping strengthen the financial sustainability of the mutual aid system communities depend on.

📣🏛️📈 If your organization has legislative, funding or policy priorities in Sacramento, the next few weeks matter. Califo...
08/13/2026

📣🏛️📈 If your organization has legislative, funding or policy priorities in Sacramento, the next few weeks matter. California lawmakers are entering the final stretch of the legislative session, when hundreds of proposals will advance, change or fall away before the Aug. 31 deadline—and those decisions can directly affect cities, special districts and organizations across the state.

But effective advocacy isn’t limited to watching final votes; the strongest outcomes are often shaped through months of stakeholder education, coalition building, negotiations and relationships that help decision-makers understand what a proposal will mean in practice.

The takeaway for organizations with a stake in state policy: know what is moving, understand how it could affect you and engage early enough to help shape the conversation rather than simply react to the outcome.

A damaging narrative rarely stays confined to the news cycle. One critical headline can quickly trigger constituent call...
07/23/2026

A damaging narrative rarely stays confined to the news cycle. One critical headline can quickly trigger constituent calls, stakeholder concern and demands for action from elected officials—often before the full facts are understood.

An effective rapid-response campaign uses that narrow window to identify the claim driving coverage, assemble verifiable facts, correct inaccuracies with reporters and prepare decision-makers for the questions they are about to receive.

The goal is not simply to issue a statement. It is to stop an incomplete narrative from gaining enough political momentum to force a premature decision or public response.

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