January 19, 2022

Volunteers clear brush at Central Park to clean up the community in honor of MLK day.

Thank you volunteers!

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, 25 volunteers served their community alongside city staff by removing invasive buckthorn at Central Park North. Thanks to all who donated their time to improve and maintain city parks.

Email Volunteer Coordinator Rachel Boggs to learn how you can fill one of the many volunteer needs in our community.

Subscribe to Windsource® and help Grow the Roses

Join the Renewable Roseville challenge and help Roseville to reach 30 Windsource® subscriptions by Valentine’s Day! Windsource is a voluntary renewable subscription program enabling residents to easily source their electricity from wind—and it costs only a few extra dollars a month!

Subscribe to Windsource at xcelenergy.com/Windsource and help us reach our renewable energy goals.

Roseville Fire Department Releases Annual Report

This week, the City of Roseville Fire Department released its annual report. The report highlights a busy year filled with responses to emergency calls, staffing changes and a continued commitment to community engagement.

"Whether it was procuring and disseminating PPE in the community, responding to hundreds of COVID19-related calls, or even establishing a COVID testing lab for firefighters, City staff, and their families, the Fire Department has stepped up big time throughout this pandemic," says fire chief David Brosnahan. Read the full report.

Roseville PD hosts catalytic converter etching event

Roseville Police Department Hosts Catalytic Converter Etching Event

In an effort to prevent theft of catalytic converters, RPD's Community Action Team (CAT) and Larsen Motors joined together for a catalytic converter etching detail. Larsen Motors provided their mechanics and equipment while Roseville officers installed anti-theft CATETCH markings on approximately 50 vehicles. This event was funded through a grant from the Department of Commerce.

Due to the success of this event, the Roseville Police Department hopes to secure additional grants to support future catalytic converter etching opportunities for Roseville residents. To learn more, please contact Roseville Police Department Auto Theft Specialist.

Noah Her with Ramsey County helps entrepreneurs build their business.

Roseville is Open to Business

The City of Roseville and Ramsey County want you to take your business idea(s) to the next level and Noah Her is just the person to speak with about your business goals.

Noah Her is a business advisor for the Metropolitan Consortium of Community Developers Open to Business program through Ramsey County. Open to Business provides free, confidential business counseling to current and prospective entrepreneurs. Coming from a family of entrepreneurs and small business owners, Noah is passionate about small business success and ingenuity. The City of Roseville had a chance to talk with Noah about what helps make a business successful. Read on to learn more about Noah and the Open to Business program.

Email Noah to learn more about how the Open to Business program can support your business goals in 2022.

ChooseRoseville is a campaign that helps both new and existing Roseville businesses with free support and resources

ChooseRoseville is helping and supporting Roseville businesses. Learn more at ChooseRoseville or email now to sign-up for a variety of free support services.