CMO office imageThe City Manager’s Office implements the City Council’s vision and goals by aligning financial resources and administering City projects, programs, and services that support expressed City Council priorities. The City Manager makes policy recommendations to the City Council and oversees all City departments except the City Attorney’s Office.

The City Manager’s Office also focuses on leadership; overall quality-of-life issues; fiscal accountability; internal and external communications; engagement with employees, the business community, neighborhood associations, residents, and regional governments; internal collaboration between departments; public/private partnerships; higher-education opportunities; and drives efficiency, innovation, and change within the City.

The City Manager is the chief executive officer of the City and is responsible for the leadership and direction of all operations, programs, and services, per City Charter. The City Manager facilitates the implementation of Council’s policies and priorities, provides policy recommendations to the Council concerning the annual budget, future needs of the City, and oversight of all City departments.

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Contact

Dominick Casey, City Manager
City Manager's Office: (916) 774-5362  Phone icon
[email protected]  Email icon

Michelle Sheidenberger, City Attorney
City Attorney's Office: (916) 774-5325  Phone icon

Dennis Kauffman, Assistant City Manager & Chief Financial Officer
City Manager's Office: (916) 774-5362
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Ryan DeVore
, Assistant City Manager
City Manager's Office: (916) 774-5362
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Megan Scheid
Deputy City Manager
City Manager's Office: (916) 774-5362
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Melissa Anguiano
, Economic Development Director
Economic Development Dept: (916) 774-5362
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Historical Evolution of Roseville's Government

  • 1909: Roseville incorporated in April; City Council was called the "Board of Trustees" and the Mayor was "Chairman of the Board."
  • 1927: Titles changed to "City Council" and "Mayor."
  • 1955: Voters approved a change in city charter, city manager–council form of government.

City Manager Role

  • Appointed by and accountable to the City Council.
  • Acts as the chief executive officer of the City.
  • Oversees daily operations of all municipal departments.
  • Enforces laws and ordinances.
  • Coordinates municipal programs and services.
  • Makes recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on operations, budget, and future needs.
  • Participates in City Council meetings without voting rights.
  • Serves at the pleasure of the City Council.

City Council Structure

  • Composed of Mayor + 4 Council members.
  • Each member represents a separate district and must reside in it.
  • Terms are four years, with staggered elections.

City Council Responsibilities

  • Establishes city policies, ordinances, and land use decisions.
  • Approves annual budget, contracts, and agreements.
  • Hears appeals from staff or advisory groups.
  • Appoints the City Manager and City Attorney.