Wild Rice Festival

Saturday, Sept. 18, 10am – 4pm.

The weather should be perfect for a visit to the Harriet Alexander Nature Center (HANC) to join in the celebration of wild rice, Native American Culture and Minnesota’s harvest season. Visit w ww.wildricefestival.org for the complete entertainment lineup and to learn more about this family-friendly event.

Catalytic Converter with CATETCH markings

Catalytic Converter with CatEtch ID markings.

Roseville Police to Host ‘Catalytic Converter Marking’ Events

Did you know that Minnesota ranks as the 3^rd highest state for Catalytic Converter thefts?

Thieves steal catalytic converters due to the high-value metals located within the converters and because it is an easy and quick crime to commit.

“It is rare to catch someone committing this crime while on patrol because thieves conceal themselves well and act quickly, sometimes sawing Catalytic Converters off in 60 seconds or less,” says RPD Auto Theft Specialist Ofc. Olson.

During this event, Roseville residents can sign up for an appointment to have their Catalytic Converter marked with an identifiable number that is entered into a national database. This allows officers to trace stolen catalytic converters back to the rightful owner and hopefully, deters thieves.

Two events will be held on Saturday, October 9 and Saturday October 23, from 8am - Noon at City Hall (garages). Appointments are limited. Click here to reserve your time today or email nick.olson@cityofroseville.com for event details and more auto-theft prevention tips.

Click on the image to watch a recording of this interesting discussion.

Missing Middle Housing Discussion

In case you missed it, our Roseville Community Development coordinated and moderated a discussion on the Missing Middle that streamed live on NineNorth’s Compass Series. If you’re interested in learning more about housing, wealth gaps, and sustainable planning/zoning, then this discussion is for you.

Xiong brothers, owners and operators of Chuchao Liquor

The Xiong brothers immigrated to the U.S. in 2005 and enjoy being a part of the Roseville Community. They encourage you to stop in and say hi.

FREE Marketing and Job Posting Support for Roseville Businesses

The Xiong brothers who own and operate Chuchao Liquor (700 County Road B) are the first small business owners to utilize the free marketing and job posting support through the city-sponsored Choose Roseville campaign. The free support is available to all small businesses in Roseville with a priority given to BIPOC business owners.

Know a small business who could use some free help with no catches or obligations? Please, send them our way.

There is room for (at least) 24 more small businesses to take advantage of the free support services. Visit Choose Roseville to learn more.