City of Roseville

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The Roseville Parkway Extension Project is now complete, connecting Washington and Foothills Boulevard, and is open to travel across the newly constructed bridge.

It’s no secret that Roseville is in demand, attracting residents and businesses to our city. Thoughtful planning plays a significant role in the city’s desirability.

Road work is temporarily closing Baseline Road between Fiddyment Road and Market Street.

To ensure the public has the most reliable information, FEMA periodically studies and updates flood hazard maps.

Proposed funding from CHIPS and Science Act would support transformation of Roseville, California facility for silicon carbide semiconductor manufacturing.

Work is temporarily closing Washington Boulevard between Oak Street and Church Street from 10 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 20 to 6 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 21.

Road work is temporarily closing Baseline Road between Fiddyment Road and Market Street. The work is occurring December 15 through December 20 and December 22 through December 23. The work will be overnight, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

While mistletoe adds a festive touch during the holidays, it poses serious threats to trees by sapping their nutrients and can also be harmful to pets and humans. Here’s how to effectively manage this parasitic plant: • Mechanical Removal: The most effective method is to physically cut out the mistletoe or remove the infested branches. In cases of severe infestation, removing the entire tree may be necessary. This is best done during the dormant season when trees are leafless. Ensure that the removed branches are disposed of properly and not placed in compost. • Plant Resistant Species: When planting new trees or landscaping in areas prone to mistletoe, opt for resistant tree species. Chinese pistache, crape myrtle, ginkgo, golden rain tree, liquidambar, and sycamore are less susceptible to infestations. • Avoid Chemicals: Chemical treatments are generally ineffective against mistletoe and can damage the very trees you aim to protect, as well as other plants and the surrounding environment. Taking prompt action against mistletoe will help prevent its spread and protect your trees from further damage.

The holiday season is here, bringing festive gatherings, family dinners, and endless opportunities to create joyful memories. It’s also the perfect time to sprinkle in some water-saving habits that are as practical as they are good for the environment. Check out these simple tips to make your celebrations merry and water-smart! Give your sprinklers a break: Turn off your sprinklers this winter, but if the weather stays dry, remember to water your trees. Healthy trees mean a greener spring! Make the most of dish duty: Hosting a crowd? Skip the handwashing and let your dishwasher do the heavy lifting. It saves water and gives you more time with your guests. Do you only need to wash a few items by hand? Soak pots and pans before scrubbing, and use a two-basin method for washing and rinsing. Set out a pitcher: Instead of pouring water for each guest, place a pitcher on the table and let everyone serve themselves. Any leftovers can hydrate your houseplants! Keep showers short and sweet: A house full of guests doesn’t have to mean skyrocketing water use. Encourage quick showers by creating a five-minute playlist of holiday tunes like Jingle Bell Rock or Winter Wonderland. When the music ends, so does the shower! Scrape, don’t rinse: Scrape food scraps into the trash instead of flushing them down the garbage disposal. It’s a simple step that’s better for your pipes and the planet. Give the gift of water efficiency: For a unique gift option, consider a high-efficiency showerhead, a sleek low-flow toilet, or a smart sprinkler timer. Many products with the WaterSense label (https://www.epa.gov/watersense/watersense-label) qualify for rebates, so check with your local water provider to save money while saving water. Stay jolly, stay water-wise!

The expansion would create $924 million in economic output and 75 jobs.

Recycling this holiday season

More than 150 guests attended the first Roseville Rising Culinary Showcase featuring up-and-coming restaurateurs. The event included tasting creative menu items from professionals who participated in the most recent professional Roseville Rising cohort for the food industry.

High school students can now apply to participate in Roseville Rising, a 12-week program designed to inspire entrepreneurial ideas and innovation.

E-Bike, E-Scooter, E-Motorcycle Laws and Safety

We want to let you know about some upcoming testing on our water distribution system to keep it reliable and ready for peak and fire flow demands. This work is part of our commitment to providing you with a dependable, high-quality water system.

Get ready to dive into the holiday spirit with two fantastic gingerbread house events perfect for friends, families and teams.

Get ready for holiday cheer as Neighborhood Santa returns December 10-19 (weather permitting).

Start your Thanksgiving morning with a burst of fun at Roseville's annual Turkey Trot in downtown! Early bird registration ends November 13

Roseville Venture Lab offers no-cost drop-in coworking space.

Roseville Environmental Utilities is hosting an online community meeting to give an update on the city's current water supply and share planning efforts and upcoming projects aimed at providing consistent, reliable water resources.

Use SizeUp and get big data for your small businesses.

The City of Roseville has received questions from the public about Placer County Transportation Planning Agency's (PCTPA) South Placer Traffic Relief ballot measure. We're sharing answers to some frequently asked questions.

Join fellow Kings fans on non-stop bus service from Roseville to Sacramento for the Kings home games at Golden 1 Center.

The City of Roseville secures a naming rights sponsor of the 10-field soccer complex. It will officially be named the Placer Valley Soccer Complex..

You're invited to a community open house and public scoping meeting for the Pleasant Grove Stormwater Retention Basins Project.

Gain valuable insights and expert advice from seasoned entrepreneurs, who will share their knowledge and experience to help propel your venture forward.

Are you a foodie interested in previewing up-and-coming restaurants? Join us at the Roseville Rising Culinary Showcase and sample cuisine from emerging local food entrepreneurs.

To assist drivers, new signal operations will be coming soon. You can expect to see these signals active by the end of October.

The City of Roseville is conducting a survey to better understand the housing and service needs of the community to inform the five-year plan for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.

Roseville Electric rolls out E-bike Rebate Program

California has some of the most comprehensive environmental standards in the nation. But what does this mean for development in our city and how does it influence what’s ultimately built?

To continue construction on the Traffic Signal and Roadway Improvement project, overnight road work is temporarily closing a lane on Blue Oaks Boulevard at Hayden Parkway and Blue Oaks Boulevard at Westbrook Boulevard.

Whether you're traveling to campus or beyond, you can ride transit free with your Sierra College ID.

Roseville is implementing State Assembly Bill (AB) 413, to improve safety at intersections. The bill, commonly known as the Daylighting Bill, prevents parking or stopping of vehicles within a certain distance of crosswalks, enhancing visibility and safety for pedestrians and drivers.

Join us for the second Transportation 360 open house, learn about conceptual Roseville Transit service improvements, and share your feedback.

Learn about your energy use and how to save

Global technology outage update

Road resurfacing, the Roseville Soccer Complex, and utility system improvements are among scores of infrastructure and improvement projects included in the Fiscal Year 2024-25 budget approved by the Roseville City Council at the June 19 meeting.

To encourage small businesses, home-based business permit fees have been lowered.

Most Roseville City offices are closed on July 4 in observance of Independence Day.

Roseville Electric’s rate assistance programs

Check out the latest episode of What's Happening in Roseville.

Get ready for an unforgettable summer of music at Vernon Street Town Square! On the third Saturday of each month from June to September, our town square comes alive with incredible live music and a vibrant vendor market.

Get outdoors and explore our trails. Did you know that the City of Roseville has over 40 miles of trails? Take the summer challenge and see just how awesome these spaces are. Whether you bike, walk, run or roll there is a trail for you.

Prepare for an exhilarating summer experience as Roseville's Utility Exploration Center (UEC) and the suite of utility services proudly presents the return of Big Trucks Summer! This thrilling event series will take place on June 8 and continue for the following three Thursdays, offering a fantastic opportunity to explore the captivating world of utility trucks.

The Roseville City Council is accepting applications from citizens 18 or older residing within the City limits of Roseville interested in serving on the following commissions.

2023 water quality report now available

Water saving can be beautiful when you garden like nature intended

Off the Clock: Parks employee driven by passion & family

Big Boy No. 4014, the world’s largest steam locomotive, will return to the rails this summer with a scenic tour across mountain ranges and high desert vistas in four western states: Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and California. Big Boy No. 4014 will be on display in Roseville July 12-13.

You may have seen the friendly faces of Roseville’s Bike/Walk Ambassadors out on Roseville trails. These Ambassadors provide trail safety, including emergency bike repairs, first aid and education.

In the age of digital connectivity, travel scams have become increasingly prevalent. From “free” vacations to robocalls about vacation deals, and vacation home scams, travelers need to be vigilant to avoid falling prey to such deceptive practices.

Join other entrepreneurs for a free opportunity to meet with a variety of lenders to better understand the array of financing options available.

Small business owners: Don’t miss your chance to apply for a grant for small business from main Street America and American Express.

Shape the future of public transit and active transportation in your community. Help the City of Roseville update master plans to provide a comprehensive road map for future Roseville Transit services and improving our pedestrian and bike network.

Join us as we celebrate a significant milestone—the UEC Reimagined. After two years of planning and construction, the Utility Exploration Center (UEC) that opened in the early 2000s has undergone a complete rehaul.

Stopping sneaky leaks in their tracks

Streamline your spring cleaning by participating in a complimentary spring clean-up organized by the City of Roseville and the Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (RCONA). Seize the chance to declutter your space, reclaim your garage, and dispose of unwanted items at no cost! These organized events are strategically planned to include locations within or near your neighborhood association.

Work on the long-planned Pleasant Grove Boulevard Widening Project is anticipated to begin the end of February.

In honor of National Engineers Week, we would like to take a moment to recognize and thank our city engineers for the contributions they make to our community.

From electric vehicle technology to medical devices, manufacturing plays an important role in the health of Roseville’s economy.

For more than 35 years, the City of Roseville has strategically planned for long-term growth.

Construction of the first phase of Dry Creek Greenway East is anticipated to begin in the coming weeks

Keeping Roseville green: waste audits in your neighborhood

Construction is underway and is expected to last through spring 2025 to close the gap on Roseville Parkway between Washington Boulevard and just west of Foothills Boulevard.

Bosch finalizes their acquisition of TSI Semiconductors in Roseville and plans to invest $1.5 billion locally to expand chip manufacturing.

Plumbing touchdown defense: How to tackle Fats, Oils, and Grease on game day

Utility Exploration Center closed for remodeling through spring

Saving water in the new year

The City of Roseville is currently accepting grant applications for fiscal year 2024-2025 through the Citizens Benefit Fund and Roseville Employees Annual Charitable Hearts. Learn more and apply now.

A key milestone was recently reached, bringing the Sites Reservoir project—a crucial initiative contributing to California's water infrastructure—closer to construction. The final environmental impact report, officially certified by the US Bureau of Reclamation and Sites Project Authority, paves the way for construction, which is scheduled to begin in 2025 and is expected to conclude in 2030.

Many of us are thinking about those less fortunate than we are. Others are looking to take advantage of tax breaks before the year end. Whatever the reason, to help to make sure you have a positive outcome, be aware that there are many scammers active.

Traffic is such a routine and sometimes frustrating part of life, that you may not realize how much happens behind the scenes to keep you moving.

As you begin your holiday shopping, support some of Placer County's more than 11,000 local small businesses.

To get a comprehensive and accurate picture of Roseville residents’ perspectives about local government, the City of Roseville is conducting the National Community Survey beginning this month.

Want a stunning, water-saving garden? Interested in preparing your landscape for extreme weather and climate change? Join our Green Gardener at Home series starting on February 1, 2024.

Most Roseville City offices are closed Friday, November 10, in observance of Veterans Day. Plan ahead for special facility hours and closures.

While people of all ages can and do fall for scams, scammers often target seniors. Scammers know that many seniors have money to spend and are from an older generation that trust others and are polite to strangers. If you have older relatives or loved ones, they may not be as cautious or savvy when it comes to scams. Here are a few ways you can help protect them and other vulnerable loved ones from getting scammed.

Please plan ahead for the City's main phone lines to be down during the hours of approximately 5 - 7 a.m. on Saturday, November 11, for a phone system upgrade.

Easily report and track concerns on a wide range of local, non-emergency issues through myRSVL, a new innovative tool from the City of Roseville.

As we head into this bustling holiday season, we’d like to share some precautions you can take to protect yourself, your information and your packages.

Roseville water pros help keep water flowing

Road work will temporarily close Baseline Road between Fiddyment Road and Watt Avenue on Sunday, Aug. 27 through Thursday, Aug. 31. The work will occur overnight, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Roseville's Utility Exploration center embarks on an exciting transformation

In a proactive move to address the challenges posed by climate change and to align with statewide water management objectives, Roseville has received an $8 million grant from the California Natural Resources Agency and Department of Water Resources. This financial infusion will help finance the development of two groundwater wells within the city by covering nearly half the cost.

On Wednesday, October 4 at approximately 11:20 a.m. PST, FEMA in coordination with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts.

We are fortunate to live in a relatively safe city, but there are always additional things you as a resident can do to deter crime. October is National Crime Prevention Month. Below are the top five crime categories impacting residents in Roseville, with suggestions for reducing crimes in each category:

State of Roseville water video available

Discover the world of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and embark on 12-week journey empowering high school students to bring creative ideas to life.

Nicole Gee Drive in west Roseville was dedicated this morning in honor of Roseville native and Oakmont High School graduate Sgt. Nicole Gee, USMC, who was killed in a terrorist attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on August 26, 2021.

The City of Roseville has unveiled our Annual Technology Work Plan for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2023/24. Aligned with the City's Strategic Plan and 5-Year Strategic Technology Roadmap, this blueprint charts an ambitious year aimed at catapulting Roseville into a future enriched by technological advancement.

The City of Roseville is relaunching an updated interactive map of construction, called Open Projects.

Take advantage of this chance to amplify your brand's presence among athletes, families, friends, playground enthusiasts and the entire community at our state-of-the-art 51-acre Roseville Soccer Complex.

It’s not a matter of starting and stopping our efforts regarding the need to save water in California. It’s a constant – a situation or state of affairs that does not change. When it comes to using water in our landscapes, making water conservation a California way of life is here to stay. This is becoming our constant.

Roseville water utility's financial rating

Smart tips for landscape watering

Apply for the next Roseville Rising entrepreneur cohort. This 12-week Roseville Venture Lab program helps power innovation by equipping early-stage entrepreneurs with personalized insights to hone your business strategy and accelerate your growth.

Twenty-seven non-profit organizations serving Roseville residents collectively received more than $604,766 this summer through the City of Roseville' competitive annual grant program.

The following are a few of the important legislative advocacy efforts recently undertaken by the City’s Government Relations Team. The City’s advocacy efforts are defined within the City’s Legislative and Regulatory Platform and reflect the City Council’s goals and priorities as well as its position on issues that are currently, or are anticipated to be, the focus of future legislation and regulation at the state and federal levels. Using the Legislative and Regulatory Platform as a guide, the City will adopt positions on specific legislation, regulations, and budget proposals.

Two new elementary schools are opening in west Roseville this year. We are thrilled to be expanding Adventure Club childcare services at both Rex Fortune and Westbrook Elementary Schools. Our on-campus childcare is designed to make your life easier and your child's experience extraordinary.

Roseville’s Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget of $784 was adopted by City Council at its June 21 meeting.

The former Hampton Inn & Suites Roseville on Sunrise Avenue and Douglas Boulevard is being converted into Sun Rose Apartments for permanent supportive housing by the nonprofit AMI Housing.

Roseville moves to basic water conservation stage as snowpack and reservoirs thrive

Placer County Water Agency and Roseville strengthen regional water supply reliability with a revised contract

Chilton Middle School students, from the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, shone brightly as they wrapped up their respective pilot programs under the innovative "Take Action" initiative, hosted by the Utility Exploration Center (UEC). After the program’s end, awards ceremony was held, celebrating the conclusion of these projects, and showcasing the students' exceptional creativity and commitment to sustainability and environmental consciousness. Over 371 students in total participated in the programs, with 118 from the 6th grade, 104 from the 7th grade, and 149 from the 8th grade, each focusing on different environmental issues.

To help reduce the community's vulnerability to natural disasters, the City of Roseville is updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan.

Just in time for Downtown Tuesday Nights, Concerts on the Square and a host of community events, downtown Roseville’s free public WiFi just got a major upgrade.

A year has flown by since the City of Roseville’s Inspiration Garden first sprouted. The lush landscape, a testament to the notion that “to plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow,” as Audrey Hepburn once said, celebrated its first anniversary in May.

The City of Roseville is resuming resurfacing 65 miles of streets within the City, continuing the work that started last year.

The estimated number of people experiencing homelessness in Roseville and Placer County decreased in 2023 compared to 2022, according to results of the 2023 Point-in-Time homeless census released by the Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras (HRCS).

Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries recently received news that they are a finalist for the prestigious National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management. Roseville is one of four finalists in the highly competitive population class of 150,001-400,000.

Global semiconductor manufacturer Bosch plans to acquire assets of the U.S. chipmaker TSI Semiconductors (TSI), based in Roseville and expand its semiconductor business with silicon carbide chips. Over the next years, Bosch intends to invest more than $1.5 billion in the Roseville site and convert the TSI Semiconductors manufacturing facilities to state-of-the-art processes.

Neighborhood clean up events just around the corner

Saturday, April 22 is national Celebrate Trails Day and Earth Day, so it’s the perfect time to get outside to celebrate Roseville's more than 40 miles of trails.

Roseville Mayor Bruce Houdesheldt is teaming up with mayors nationwide to participate in the Wyland Foundation's National Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation. From April 1 through April 30, the goal is to encourage Roseville residents to commit to managing our water resources more efficiently and responsibly by taking a pledge.

The Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) of Placer County is recruiting for a Public Member and Alternate Public Member to serve on the LAFCO Commission.

Introducing Roseville Transit Arrow, on-demand transit in the palm of your hand.

At the workshop February 21, the City Council reviewed accomplishments and milestones from the past year. The Council affirmed its priorities and looked ahead at the next several years—all while being mindful of the financial requirements, staff capacity, and timelines to tackle these priorities.

A ringing cell phone, fighting kids, or a spilling coffee cup: no one is immune from distractions. The average car weighs around 5000 pounds. When you mix distractions and a vehicle traveling down the road, you get distracted driving. Distracted driving can occur when something diverts your attention from the task of safe and attentive driving.

Listening sessions planned for proposed utility rate adjustments for water and wastewater services

Roseville City staff are monitoring the incoming storms due to impact the area beginning Thursday and last into next week. Heavy rain and strong winds are predicted for the next several days. These are predicted to be warmer storms with higher snow levels in the mountains.

Attend a virtual public meeting and learn about potential risks in our area, steps the City is taking, and what you can do to be more prepared and educated.

Did recent winter storms blow down your fence, cause your roof to leak, or flood your home? Are you just getting ready to get started on some overdo projects around the house as spring is here? Whether you are planning on performing some routine maintenance on your home, need storm damage repair, or plan on hiring someone you don’t know, there are scam artists out there who will try to take advantage of you

Plans for Roseville Junction are taking shape. The entertainment and hospitality destination is slated for 290 Conference Center Drive, adjacent to the Galleria mall and visible from Highway 65.

For efficient year-round operation, your home’s systems and equipment (like your HVAC system) must be maintained regularly. Your irrigation system is no different.

People and businesses from around California and the country continue to find Roseville a desirable place to locate. According to U-Haul, Roseville had the second highest net gain of one-way truck trips in the U.S. in 2022.

Explore job opportunities at our free Job Fair

As California experiences significant rainfall to start the New Year, Roseville will begin operations today to recharge the groundwater basin using specifically designed groundwater wells. The heavy atmospheric rivers bringing much-needed rain over the last several days means Folsom Reservoir has quickly gained a substantial amount of water, and releases are needed for flood control.