MATTHEW
OLIVER

ROCKLIN CITY COUNCIL

TIME TO CUT TAXES, FEES & IMPROVE OUR QUALITY OF LIFE

Matt's Priorities
  • Protecting Quality of Life
  • Preserving Rocklin's Culture
  • Promoting our Business Community

"We fell in Love with Rocklin because of the values it exemplifies, the depth and beauty of its culture and the quality of life we experience. Now we must stand up and fight to maintain what we fell in love with!"
Rocklin - Our City, Our Future!
Matthew Oliver has been a member of the community living in Rocklin for the last 15 years. Married to Siobhan Oliver his wife for 25 years, together they have raised 5 children, including Auston Oliver their eldest adopted son and the owner of Pain Killers, a local Rocklin watering hole.  

As a small business owner of House of Oliver and Senior Pastor of the Family Church in Roseville, Matthew knows the tough challenges facing our local community today.
Matthew has stood strong for our local businesses, working to partner together to make our community stronger.

He has stood for our children and their health and education, fighting hard both locally and at the capitol to get our schools open and to get the government out of our children's health.
Matthew has been a strong advocate for continued safety in our city and throughout placer county.

As a pastor for over 25 years, Matthew knows what it means to serve his community. From outreaches that included feeding the hungry, providing blankets and resources to the hurting, school supplies for students in need and community events throughout the years, to counseling families, working with troubled teens and hurting parents.  He knows what it means to bring people together and work together for a greater good.
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  • 1529 Eureka Rd #110, Roseville, CA 95661, USA

Ivan Flowers

Business Owner Brass Tap

Erick Johnson

Owner Chef's Table

Boomer Bennett

Community Leader

Grover Lee

Owner Wise Villa Winery

Rob Young

Police Sergeant

I am an 18-year law enforcement veteran, and have worked in two different jurisdictions here in northern Ca. For the last 6 ½ years, I have served as a police sergeant at my current agency. I have known Matthew Oliver for over 8 years now, and have always been impressed with his servant-leadership qualities, as well as his personal character.

Tracy Mendonsa

Roseville City Council

Holly Andreatta

Lincoln Mayor

Heidi Hall

Roseville School Board

“As a school board member I’ve seen firsthand how much Mathew cares about our kids and to make sure they have better opportunities than the generation before.”

Jessica Heistand

Liberty Learning

Pete Constant

Roseville Joint High School Board

Brian Baker

Former Mayor of Loomis

Danny Cartwright

Loomis City Council

Amanda Cortez

Loomis City Council

Stephanie Youngblood

Loomis Mayor

Jason Walker

Dry Creek School Board

Mystery Dinner Experience

at the Oliver Estate

Join us for this fun night of Support. Mystery Dinner Experience Sherlock Holmes meets Peaky Blinders Meets Downton Abbey Meets Oliver Twist in this fun interactive experience. Hosted at the Oliver Estate by Mister Oliver himself. Tickets are only $100 per person, food and drinks included.

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03Oct

The Sacramento Bee has done it again - attacking Destiny Church and members of our Rocklin community.

 While that may not be shocking given the SacBee’s long and horrific record of attacking what has made our community great - what is shocking is the lack of response from our city’s leaders.

 Their Silence is Deafening. 

Resident criticisms of blighted city-owned buildings, the lack of support to businesses in the path of roundabouts, the city’s lack of proactive efforts to curb homeless, or the lack of will to leave PG&E put these same city leaders in to full crisis management mode. 

But a Front Page Attack in the Sunday paper - with a claimed readership of nearly 900K people - on one of our community’s greatest assets and all I hear is silence. 

This isn’t the first time either. 

When the SacBee attacked our local school board members, these same city leaders stayed silent. 

The SacBee has shown its true colors in its continued attacks on our Faith, Families and Freedoms.

I have been honored to share the stage multiple times with Pastor Greg Farrington, and while we do not share all the same views, I honor and applaud his leadership and willingness to stand up to the bully Gavin Newsom and fight for our rights.

Often, politicians desire to straddle the line in an attempt to appease all people and offend no one.  

That in and of itself is offensive. 

The time has come to draw that line and call right, right and good, good.

As I’ve said a number of times before, Rocklin has benefited from good stewardship for many years.

We can’t settle for city leaders who sit on their hands when our values and community are being attacked. We need LEADERSHIP.

 And we need it now more than ever.

18Aug

I have never written about this, to be honest, I have barely ever spoken about this. This…. Day. It was the day after Father’s day and our family had planned a trip, spending time together. Life had been crazy, we just took a huge risk and opened Oliver’s in Lincoln during the midst of the pandemic, choosing to pour into a community.
My middle daughter had just announced that not only had she signed up for the Army reserves but that she would be heading off to basic training in less than two weeks. And it was a week before we kicked off “Fireworks” season where I help lead a group of non-profits – in the most important fundraising week of their year. Stress levels were high.
Emotions were high. On this day, I woke up and told my wife, I had to go into work at House of Oliver today, she needed to go without me. What!? A Father’s Day trip without the father? My wife trusted my conviction.
That day changed my life. In the early afternoon on that fateful day, a Monday, Vita, my friend and coworker, was tragically and brutally taken from us all.
I was there, I was broken. Most people who talk to me want to know details of that day. Details I may never be brave enough to share. But the details that changed me started months earlier. They started a different day, a day Vita came to me asking for help. She was being abused by her fiancé and she didn’t know what to do. I didn’t know what to do. You know what to do when abuse is obvious. When there are bruises and welts. When you can see it or feel it. It is harder when it is subtle control over time. A push, a shove, a grab. Name calling, belittling, cutting you off from friends and family. A different level of abuse. On that day, Vita helped me be a better person. Instead of being frustrated with my lack of understanding she helped me. Helped me understand. Helped me awaken to a world of abuse that is taking place in our society all around us that I was ignorant to, blind to. She never once was angry with me.
Instead she taught me, and I listened, and I woke up, I took action. We helped Vita, hotel rooms, friends houses, police reports, restraining orders. She not only “did it” she did it right. In the end the system failed her, evil tried to prevail. But the story doesn’t end there, it never does. I wasn’t finished.
I was awake. Others were awake. I discovered that Vita wasn’t the only one. In the restaurant industry alone the percentage of those in domestic violence situations was astounding. The industry creates the perfect scenario for those to go from job to job, cash in hand, hidden, controlled, afraid. I spoke with professionals and amazing programs in the community that were meeting needs but discovered that so many, thousands, still fell through the cracks. Vita didn’t go to a program. That was too public, too many hoops to jump through. She needed a night here, a night there, some gas money, some cash for food. How do we help them? How did we help Vita?
We were there for her. No questions asked. We believed her. We supported her. Last year, through donations online and through our church ministry at “The Family” in Roseville, we raised over $10,000. Not a lot, but enough to start to help those in need in a short amount of time. We were able to write a check directly to Stand Up Placer, an amazing organization in our region that helps those in Domestic Violence situations, for $10,000. There was no publicity stunt, there was no grandstanding, we just did it because it was right. We were able to create an account at House of Oliver that was funds set aside to directly aid and assist those who fell through the cracks. Those that would never go to an organization that just needed help. A hotel room, gas money, cash for food.
At that time we had over 100 employees in our organization and the statistics that were shared with us told us that at least 10 of our employees could be in domestic violent situations. We talked about it.
We were transparent. Last year we were able to personally help 14 people get out of domestic violent situations. I had woken up. I had taken action. It is not something that you can just throw money at.
You have to be there, be available, listen, believe and care. We were there. Vita impacted my life in many ways. When I see anything beautiful I think of vita, a bright flower, a humming bird, a butterfly. She only gets the good stuff. She was a positive light on dark days. And that light did not go out, but is shining brighter. Now, when we help another person trapped in a tough situation, I see that light, her light, shining through, piercing the darkness and bringing hope. Thank you Vita for helping me be better!