May 13, 2022

City Seeks Consultant for Upcoming Community-Wide Visioning Process

This week, the City announced it would seek qualified consultants to conduct a new community-wide visioning process, beginning in 2022.

In 2006, community members, staff and elected officials worked together to create aspirations for which they would like their community to strive. The visioning process was titled, Imagine Roseville 2025. As 2025 draws near, the City is looking to revisit these aspirations with the community to help provide direction for the next 25 years.

The City of Roseville seeks to retain a highly qualified consultant experienced in public participation methods and facilitation with diverse stakeholders. Review the RFP.

Roseville police squad with two wreaths; one for each of RPD's Fallen Officers Johnson - Russell.

National Police Week

The City Council proclaimed May 11 - 15 to be National Police Week, and May 15 as National Peace Officers Memorial Day. The proclamation encourages citizens to learn more about the duties, responsibilities, hazards and sacrifices of their law enforcement agency, as they provide vital public service. Read the proclamation.

Volunteers Needed: Flower Power!

Join us for Flower Power Planting Day on Saturday, May 21.
We are looking for volunteers to plant flowers along Lexington Avenue at the main entrance to Central Park. Groups, individuals, and families are all welcome. Shifts are 9am - 10:30 am or 10:30am - noon. Email Rachel Boggs, Volunteer Coordinator to participate.

Juneteenth Celebration - Save the Date!

On June 19, the City of Roseville, in partnership with local non-profit Do Good Roseville, invite the public to celebrate the official end of slavery in the United States, by celebrating the nation's newest national holiday, "Juneteenth." Juneteenth was officially declared a national holiday in 2021.

The Roseville event will feature local BIPOC-owned businesses, food, and live music. Read on.

Choose Roseville Features: Namaste Brows & Boutique

Jeena Gurung Vomhof moved to Roseville from Nepal in 2011 with a slight grasp of the English language, but a firm understanding of the value of community.

Gurung Vomhof opened Namaste Brows & Boutique this past January on Lexington Avenue North in Roseville.

“Roseville gave me everything, from the love, hope and support from community members to the education I received,” she said. “When I thought about opening my business, I wanted to be in the Roseville community.” Read on.

Seek Assistance Today!

Though Economic Development Week is wrapping up, there are many resources in Roseville and the surrounding metropolitan area available to help small businesses and entrepreneurs with today’s financial management practices and challenges.

Please contact the City of Roseville Economic Development Authority via email or call (651) 792-7015 to learn more today!