At first, many assumed the nearby landfill in Lincoln was to blame. But officials say their investigation found something very different.
Using weather models and what's called a reverse trajectory tool, investigators traced the source to a farm northwest of the landfill that had recently spread roughly 5,000 pounds of chicken manure across its fields.
Reports of the odor stretched for miles, from western Roseville all the way to Citrus Heights and Antelope.
"At the county level, our hands are tied by state and local laws as far as protecting agricultural operations and the odors that come from them," said Adam Baughman with the district. "However, we can work with the farmers and ag commissioner to notify the public when manure applications will occur."
"Smell it? Tell it," Hoffman said. "Submit an odor complaint or odor notification to either the Air Pollution Control District or Western Placer Waste Management Authority. We'll investigate them to the fullest, whether it's coming from our site or, in this case, an off-site event."
The Western Placer Waste Management Authority said the good news is that the smell should fade within a week as the manure application process wraps up.
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