To view any of the City of Roseville volunteer opportunities, click the program title. To submit an online volunteer application, click the "Register with..." link under each department's listing. You may also print out the application here, and mail it to Human Resources, 311 Vernon St., Roseville, CA, 95678.

Human Resources: The Human Resources department is seeking a volunteer to assist department staff in a variety of activities. Light clerical work, sire scanning, maintaining volunteer databases, and other miscellaneous duties.  Register with the Roseville Volunteer Center

Vehicle Maintenance: Vehicle Maintenance is seeking volunteers to update information in their parts database. Volunteers will be trained to update the information and use the software to do so.  There is also an opportunity for a volunteer to perform light clerical duties in the office.  If you are interested in volunteering for the Vehicle Maintenance Division, Register with the Roseville Volunteer Center.

Roseville Fire Department (Disaster Drill):  Roseville Fire Department  maintains a database of volunteers who assist in semi-annual disaster drills, and Fire Department and community interaction.  If you are interested in participating in these activities, please Register with the Fire Department (Disaster Drill).

Library:  Volunteers are needed at all three Roseville Library locations for new and exciting positions as well as the traditional shelving and shelf reading.  Each library location offers a variety of engaging opportunities from helping with special events to Computer Tutors!  Benefits include gaining valuable professional experience, sharing your skills with others, and meeting new people.  Hours and scheduling are flexible.  Help the library improve its service to the surrounding community by volunteering today! Register with the Libraries

Maidu Museum and Historic Site :Docent (Tour Guide) Training available at the Maidu Museum and Historic Site. Learn more about the Maidu Indians who lived in the Roseville region and help teach school children about their culture and ancient village site. Docents lead school and public tours for groups that visit the Maidu Museum and Historic Site. Register with the Maidu Museum and Historic Site

Maidu Senior Center: The Maidu Senior Center offers a wide variety of classes, activities, special events and services to anyone 50+. Volunteers are needed to assist in data entry and assist in the various program activities. Register with the Maidu Senior Center

Police Department: Project Lifesaver: Volunteers are needed to help with this new program to assist Alzheimer patients. Wandering is a leading safety concern for the estimated five million Americans with Alzheimer's disease and those with related illnesses. It is estimated that as many as 60 percent of people with Alzheimer's will wander at some time, including from their homes and care facilities. Project Lifesaver outfits Alzheimer patients with wristband transmitters that, using FM radio frequencies and 30-day batteries, emit a continuous signal 24 hours a day.

Utility Exploration Center: The New Utility Exploration Center is looking for volunteers to assist with its daily operations. Volunteers at the Roseville Utility Exploration enter (RUEC) will act as docents, providing guided tours to community members. The tours will demonstrate the four major utility operations (Electric, Solid Waste, Storm and Waste Water, and Drinking Water) including the innovations that are being implemented by the City of Roseville. Docents will have the opportunity to receive advanced training in any of the technological areas. Register with the Utility Exploration Center

Information Technology: The Information Technology department uses volunteers to assist the Service Desk staff in maintaining City computers and software as well as assisting users. Register with the IT Department