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Help guide your community, apply to be a city commissioner!

Roseville residents are encouraged to apply for 11 vacancies on five city commissions.

Commissioners are appointed by the City Council. Commissions meet regularly to receive staff presentations and reports, and then advise city leaders on all aspects of local government including parks, planning, public works, policing, budgeting, and equit...

Help Name Roseville’s New Park

The City of Roseville is building a new park on the western edge of the city and residents are invited to help name this new community green space.

The Roseville Parks and Recreation Commission is seeking name suggestions for the .8-acre neighborhood park at 2381 County Road B. The Parks and Recreation Commission will compile a list of suggestions and recommend a new park name to the City Council lat...

Roseville Wins 2023 Sustainable City Award

We know that Roseville residents cherish their green space, lakes, ponds, and other natural resources and they want them sustained and protected for future generations.

City leaders have listened and are taking action.

Roseville is honored to receive the 2023 Sustainable City Award from the League of Minnesota Cities. The award highlights several initiatives including work on the Xcel Energy Partners in Energy program and implementing our Energy Action Plan.

The...

Keya Park Chosen as New Name for Pocahontas Park

Keya means turtle in the Dakota language and it's now the new name for a Roseville neighborhood park.

In February, the City Council voted to rename the 5.7-acre park, formerly called Pocahontas Park, after two years of analysis and robust community engagement. 

Keya (pronounced Kay–Ah) nods to both the land's history and its wildlife. The entire T...

Volunteer Spotlight: City of Roseville Commissioner Ed Hodder

Ed Hodder is no stranger to public service and is one of few residents to have served on two separate Roseville Commissions.

Hodder served as a Finance Commissioner from 2014 to 2020, and returned in March of 2022 to serve as a commissioner on the city’s Public Works, Environment, and Transportation Commission, more commonly referred to as the PWET Commission.  

Ed has ...

Community Land Trust Pilot Program Sees Early Success

A first-of-its kind partnership is on track to create more opportunities for affordable home ownership in Roseville.

In November, 2021, the Roseville City Council approved a partnership between Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity and the City of Roseville Economic Development Authority (EDA). The goal was to create a Community Land Trust that would add up to four affordabl...

Roseville Fire Ramps Up Emergency Services

All of the pieces are starting to come together for a first-in-the-state approach to advanced life support. This spring, the City of Roseville Fire Department began “phase three” of services that they can provide during critical and life-saving moments.

What is Advanced Life Support (ALS)?

Advanced Life Support, or ALS, is basically a set of tools that Roseville Fire paramedics have at their disposal—from medications to equipment. These new tools are expected to improve the outcomes of serious incidents w...

The History of Black Health and Wellness: Improving Health Care Equity in Roseville

This year, the focus of Black History Month centers around the theme of Black Health and Wellness, and it could not come at a more appropriate time. Many of the city’s residents look forward after more than two years of the Covid-19 pandemic tha...

City Council recognizes February as Black History Month in the City of Roseville

The City of Roseville celebrates Black History Month as an opportunity to uplift the stories and achievements of Black Americans who have influenced systemic change.

The City of Roseville City Council voted unanimously to recognize February 2022 as Black History Month in the City of Roseville. 

"The City of Roseville celebrates Black History Month as an opportunity to uplift the stories and achievements o...