Santa Rosa City Council member Victoria Fleming has called on her fellow city representatives to pass a local ordinance prohibiting federal immigration operations on city-owned property. Fleming appears to be the first local official to openly call for the city to follow steps taken in other Bay Area communities. Alameda County on Tuesday adopted an ordinance banning federal immigration enforcement activities on county buildings and requiring all law enforcement officers to identify themselves upon entry ordinances. The San Jose City Council adopted a similar policy earlier in January and Santa Clara County did so last October. “I ask my colleagues to stand with me in drawing a line and in affirming that Santa Rosa is a city of courage,” she added.