Thomas Brooks, Equity and Inclusion Manager speaks about Conversion Therapy Ban

Thomas Brooks, Equity and Inclusion Manager, speaks about the conversion therapy ban passed by the Roseville City Council November 8.

City Council Approves Conversion Therapy Ban

In a unanimous decision November 8, City of Roseville council members voted to ban “conversion therapy” within the city.

The vote was proposed to the Human Rights Inclusion and Engagement Commission (HRIEC) in April by a concerned citizen. After six months of engagement and public comment on the ordinance, the council voted on the ban this week.

View the complete Nov. 8 City Council Meeting and M eeting Recap.

It's opening night! Photo of the Oval, Roseville

It's Opening Night! Join us for Opening Night of the 28th season of outdoor skating. Click the photo to find out details on the event.

Group of Native American drummers sing and play at the 2021 Roseville Wild Rice Festival

City of Roseville Honors our Rich Native American Heritage

The deep Native American history in the State of Minnesota goes back 10,000 years. Minnesota is home to eleven Tribal Nations and a resilient and robust urban Native American community.

The City of Roseville joins other cities across the state in celebrating Native American Heritage Month, and November 26 as Native American Heritage Day.

We continue to find ways to honor the unique heritage of this continent's First People, and reaffirm the commitment to respect each tribe's sovereignty and cultural identity.

Want to learn more about the land upon which Roseville sits? View this interactive map of Native American land, or Contact the Roseville Historical Society.

graphic design of location with Roseville in the center

Budget Day is December 6

The finish line is in sight for the City of Roseville's 2022 budget process. The city council will review the budget in two more meetings.

November 29 - Final budget public hearing (truth-in-taxation hearing)
December 6 - 2022 budget and property levies is adopted!

The $58.1 million preliminary budget approved in September holds the line on spending and is a decrease of $4.5 million. The 2022 budget is supported by $24.8 million in property tax revenues or 41.5% of the city's 2022 budget. For more details about the City of Roseville's 2022 budget, visit cityofroseville.com/budgetinfo.

Mike Vukich, founder of Windtinder

Fall Campfire Accessories

Mike Vukich originally created the Windtinder one damp morning while camping on the North Shore. It was very difficult to get the fire started and there was no good way to provide airflow to the fire. He came back home and developed the fire stoking fan, which can also be used as a personal cooling fan on hot summer days. The Windtinder fan is well designed for optimal air flow to lightly coax small embers as well as assist in stoking a well-burning fire.

Windtinder values durable and handmade goods. It also offers other Minnesota-made outdoor products as well as clothing and accessories.

Local Business Videos

As we enter the holiday season, spread the word about Choose Roseville to neighbors, friends, and family and encourage them to support local small businesses! Partnering with Nine North, a few participants in the campaign feature in videos about their business and passion.

Adam’s Soul To Go brings you classic fare of American soul food and Mexican street food located in the Potluck food hall at Rosedale Center. HiddenMN is an entertainment center with exclusively designed escape rooms, puzzles, and axe throwing. Designing Smiles is your local dental care pioneering myofunctional therapy in their practice to not only restore a healthier smile, but to continuously improve breathing and movements.