Neighborhood Speed Board Program

Speed board

Traffic Enforcement

Roseville police officers respond to approximately 35,000 calls each year. Officers investigate a multitude of calls such as serious assaults, domestics, robberies, thefts, criminal damage to property, frauds, forgeries, and medicals. Between calls for service, officers enforce traffic laws.

Each year, Roseville Police patrol 120 miles of roadways, making over 10,000 traffic contacts including citations and warnings. Traffic enforcement is a Roseville Police priority. 

Traffic & Speed Concerns


During Roseville’s “Night to Unite,” the most common concerns were traffic and speed enforcement. With increasing demands on the department, we are asking residents to partner and "Request-A-Speed-Board." The program purpose is to remind motorists of their current speed in an effort to reduce speeds and improve safety in Roseville neighborhoods.


Request-A-Speed-Board Program


The Request-a-Speed-Board program works as follows:
  • Complete an Adopt A Speed Board Request Form online
  • There must be a street sign in your neighborhood to secure the speed board.
  • Speed boards are available to the public for a 7 to 10 day period. However, they may be removed by the Department at any time without notice.
  • All requests will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis and based on safety priority determined by the Department.
  • Requests will be reviewed and the requester will be contacted with a time frame and location for installation which may be dependent on weather and staffing. 
Additional questions about this neighborhood program can be directed to the Patrol Lieutenant. Due to rotating police schedules, it may not be possible to respond to your request for 7 to 10 days.