City of Roseville

January 11, 2018 - Former Roseville Mayor and Placer County District I Supervisor F.C. “Rocky” Rockholm passed away today after a short illness at the age of 73.

What's been happening in your area? Here's the police digest, a selection of crime reports and police activity for the week ending December 21, 2017.

As part of the EngageRoseville effort, the Community Priorities Advisory Committee (CPAC) prioritized discretionary services provided by the Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries Department.

What's been happening in your area? Here's the police digest--a selection of crime reports and police activity sorted by beat area for the week ending December 15, 2017.

The 2018 green waste calendar is now available for download.

What's been happening in your area? Here's the police digest for the week ending December 7, 2017.

We have a growing and expansive groundwater well program that is used as backup water supply when we need it during dry conditions.

Our LED Holiday Light Exchange program is now closed - we are out of lights!

Show support for law enforcement and remember those who fell in the line of duty--display a blue light during the holiday season.

The City of Roseville is again honored with the prestigious Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community Award by the League of American Bicyclists.

As part of the EngageRoseville effort, the Community Priorities Advisory Committee (CPAC) prioritized discretionary services provided by the Roseville Fire Department.

Show support for law enforcement, past and present, with a blue light this holiday season.

Check out the City of Roseville IT Department featured in TechWire magazine!

What's been happening in your area? Here's a digest for the period ending November 20.

To provide better customer service, Roseville is replacing its 20-year-old utility billing system.

Listen to Parks, Recreation & Libraries Director Dion Louthan talk about what his department provides for the city and how potential budget cutbacks might impact those services, programs and facilities.

The 56th annual Sylvia Besana holiday parade begins at 10:30 a.m. on November 18

What's been happening in your neck of the woods? Here's the latest digest with selected crime reports and police activity.

Officer Derek Anganes has joined the Social Services Unit, and will focus on keeping Roseville's parks, trails and open space areas safe for all.

See how Roseville harnesses the power of geography, data, and computers to improve our city at the GIS at Work in Roseville exhibit.

One of the easiest things to reduce water use is by having a watering schedule that matches the seasons.

What's been happening in your area? Here's the police digest for the week ending November 2, 2017.

Delivery utility services for you

We invite you to join our new FlashVote community. It's free, fast and fun. Civic participation has never been easier and we'd love your help.

Every Saturday and Sunday in November, you can take your used oil filter to a Placer County O’Reilly Auto Parts and exchange it for a brand-spanking-new-one!

What's been happening in your neighborhood? Here's the latest police digest.

We offer free doorstep pick-up service for Roseville residents for a variety of electronic waste and other Household Hazardous Waste items. Once scheduled, leave electronic and/or hazardous waste at yourdoor step and we’ll haul it.

The 2017 State of the City Address was given Wednesday, October 18, 2017 in the Roseville City Council Chambers by Mayor Susan Rohan and City Manager Rob Jensen.

Know a senior or someone with special needs? We offer free mobility training so they can learn how to confidently and independently ride transit around the region.

The park is closed for winter over-seeding.

Enhancements to our online presence will modernize the process for the submittal, review, and approval of individual projects by accepting permit applications, payments, and electronic plans online – anytime, anywhere.

As part of the EngageRoseville effort, the Community Priorities Advisory Committee (CPAC) prioritized discretionary services provided by the Roseville Police Department.

What services does the Roseville Fire Department provide and how does it allocate its budget?

Roseville is making a pitch to bring a second Amazon headquarters and its 50,000 jobs here.

Did the caller tell you that your utility bill was overdue, and that your utilities would be shut off if you didn't pay them immediately? Hang up--these are scam calls.

Could you imagine a day without water? No water to drink or use to make food. No water to shower, flush the toilet, or brush your teeth.

Ride transit across the region with a single reloadable card!

As part of the EngageRoseville effort, the Community Priorities Advisory Committee (CPAC) prioritized discretionary services provided by Roseville Public Works. Discretionary services are those not mandated by law or tied to customer revenue, grant funding, designated fees, or other sources that can only be used on certain expenditures.

In the podcast, Chief Maccoun discusses the many ways the Roseville Police Department keeps us safe, the advantages of proactive policing and the discretionary services the Police Department provides.

The Roseville City Council unanimously agreed to a new net meter policy for customers who install solar on their roof beginning in October 2018.

A group from Peru’s National Water Authority and Meteorological Society recently got a first-hand look at Roseville’s extensive stream gauge system, $20 million in flood protection infrastructure, and how Sacramento regional floodplain management agencies coordinate

Making vacation plans? Now you can add a little peace of mind to your travel agenda. As staffing permits, Roseville Police Department volunteers will check your house periodically while you're gone.

Help alleviate traffic around our schools, save time, and improve safety. Use a "Drop & Walk" location near your child's school.

Roseville is a progressive city, focused on providing services to our community for a smart, sustainable future.

We flush or wash things down the drain and they disappear. That’s all most of us know (or want to know) about sewers. But what you don’t know about sewer systems can hurt you.

You have a new way to learn about what is happening with your city.

Roseville ranks as the top place to raise a family in California according to a new study by Smart Asset.com. SmartAsset analyzed 127 California cities.

Roseville is voicing its support for Sutter Health's Getting to Zero campaign, a regional effort to end chronic homelessness by aligning programs and resources around a low-or-no barrier approach to housing individuals experiencing homelessness.

Roseville ranks 4th nationally for places people under-35 are buying homes.

Balanced growth" defines the outlook for Roseville's economy in 2017, demonstrating our community’s consistent ability to draw business investment and new residents.