Office of Economic Development
Welcome to the Office of Economic Development. The City of Roseville proudly supports our wonderful business community!
Hot Topics
| As other cities in the region consider increasing business license fees, the City of Roseville has no plans to change what are already some of the lowest fees in the region.
The maximum Roseville businesses pay for a business license each year is $250, but the average is only $72. For retail sales or business services, the fee is calculated on a sliding scale based on annual gross sales. For professional businesses such as accountants, attorneys, physicians and real estate brokers, there is a flat fee of $100 a year.
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|  On July 7, 2010, the Roseville City Council took action to repeal the automatic inflationary adjustment on nine (9) of the City development impact fees. The repealing of the inflationary adjustment rolls back the fee increase that took place July 1, 2010, maintaining the fees at their July 2008 levels.
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|  Roseville PD has just released the latest issue of Business Watch, a newsletter aimed at helping local businesses stay safe from crime. This issue features information on Roseville's Historic District, preparing for an emergency at work, and the Business Watch Network.
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|  The State of California and partner organizations provide a wide range of services to help people who have exhausted, or may soon exhaust, their unemployment insurance. Unemployed individuals may be eligible for assistance to meet basic needs as well as other services such as health care, counseling, employment and training assistance.
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