Helping our Community Heal

In the wake of the killing of George Floyd and widespread discussions about safety in schools, Roseville Area Schools (RAS) —in partnership with the Minnesota Humanities Center and the City of Roseville—is presenting a series of restorative circle sessions to help our community heal and move forward with building, promoting and ensuring wellness and supportive schools.
Join us on July 15, July 22 and July 29 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. for the virtual discussions. Read more

Watch Toy Story 4 at the OVAL

Bring the kids, bring a treat, bring a comfy seat and enjoy a movie under the stars. Join Roseville Parks and Recreation at 7:30 p.m. at the OVAL on Friday, July 10 for an evening of free family fun. We are showing the Pixar film Toy Story 4. When a new toy called "Forky" joins Woody and the gang, they set out on a road trip with old and new friends. Through a set of adventures, they learn how big the world can be for a toy. Designated social distancing seating areas will be marked. Read more

Environmental Sustainability Efforts

The City of Roseville has advanced to become a Step 4 city in the Minnesota GreenStep program. Roseville is one of 140 participating cities and tribal nations participating in the 10-year-old challenge, assistance, and recognition program. The City of Roseville has worked hard to implement best practices to meet its own sustainability goals. Actions taken focus on cost savings, energy use reduction, resource conservation, climate change, and civic innovation. Read more

Pedestrian Friendly Projects

Your safety is our priority. This summer the City of Roseville is rehabilitating and constructing more than a mile of pathways to improve pedestrian safety and to connect neighborhoods. Projects include:
• Central Park – New bituminous pathway
• Willow Pond Park - Resurface pathway
• Victoria Ballfields - Resurface two pathways
• Dale St. at B-Dale: New sidewalk
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Help Maintain Roseville Parks

Make an impact on Roseville parks and natural resources. Roseville is looking for help with our natural resources renewal efforts. Join us on Saturday, July 18 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. to pull celandine poppy, which is scattered throughout Reservoir Woods. Please bring gloves and a water bottle. Long pants and sturdy shoes or boots are recommended. Volunteers are required to wear gloves when pulling celandine poppy as the golden sap can irritate the skin. Read more

Register to Vote

The City of Roseville encourages anyone who has not registered to vote to do so by July 21 to speed up voting during the August 11 Primary Election. Voting is much quicker if you pre-register rather than registering at the polling place. Registering is easy. Complete a voter registration application online at mnvotes.org or call 651-266-2171 and an application will be mailed to you. Online registration options are available in several languages. Read more

Puppet Wagon at Central Park

Kids, catch the Puppet Wagon show live and in person! In addition to online performances, the legendary Puppet Wagon will be offering live shows at the Frank Rog Amphitheatre in Central Park at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesdays from July 15 to August 19. The Puppet Wagon performers will present short, family-friendly performances of classic fairy tales at the amphitheater. Designated seating areas will be marked to ensure adequate social distancing. Read more

Keeping Kids and Pets Safe

Roseville Police remind you to not leave your child or pet unattended inside a vehicle, even if you’re just stopping for a minute. The temperature inside of a car is generally hotter than outside temperatures and can climb rapidly. On an 80º F day, the inside of a car can exceed 115º in about 30 minutes. At that temperature a person or pet could quickly succumb to heat stroke. Children are more vulnerable to heat because a child's body temperature increases faster than an adult’s body. Read more