Upcoming Primary Election

There will be a primary election for Roseville residents on Tuesday, August 9.

Roseville residents can vote at any of the early voting locations throughout Ramsey County until August 8, including Ramsey County Library in Roseville: 2180 Hamline Ave N, Roseville. 

Local Offices:

• There are five candidates running for Roseville City Council’s two open seats: Siafa Barclay, Wayne Groff, Dale Howey, Robin Schroeder, and Roxanne Beth Tidemann. The top four candidates will be listed on the November 8 general election ballot.
  
  

• There are two candidates running for Roseville Mayor: Dan Roe and Julie Strahan. The mayoral race will be listed on the November 8 general election ballot.

View more information about the candidates, voting locations, new precinct boundaries, and other election resources.

Discover Your Parks

Each Wednesday throughout the summer, Roseville Parks and Recreation hosts Discover Your Parks at a different local park throughout the City.

All Discover Your Parks events run from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Upcoming Discover Your Parks dates and themes:

• August 3:  Sandcastle Park - Pirates

• August 10: Central Park Muriel Sahlin Arboretum - Healing Garden
  
  You can help us reach our zero waste goal by bringing your own cup or water bottle for refreshments.

Learn More About Discover Your Parks

Register for Night to Unite

We hope to see you and your neighbors at this year’s Night to Unite held Tuesday, August 2.

We believe connected neighborhoods equal safe neighborhoods. This event provides a great opportunity to reconnect with your neighbors and meet the new faces on your block. It is also a great opportunity for police officers, firefighters, and City staff to get to know you and learn about any concerns in your neighborhood.

We can’t wait to meet you and continue the conversations.

Register Your Event

Happy Parks and Recreation Month!

As we wrap up a fantastic month of Parks and Recreation programming in the City of Roseville, we want to hear from you!

Please share your stories, photos or memories with us to showcase how Roseville Parks and Recreation touches the lives of residents and visitors.


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AARP Smart Drivers Courses

Registration is now open for AARP Smart Drivers classes. These classes are designed especially for drivers who are 50 years of age or older, and are offered as an initial 8-hour class as well as a 4-hour refresher class.

Classes are taught by volunteer instructors from AARP and held at Roseville City Hall.

Register for Classes

Meet Scott Sorenson

This week we feature Scott Sorensen, an employee at the Muriel Sahlin Arboretum at Central Park. Scott is a person on the autism spectrum and does many different maintenance tasks around the arboretum.

In 2016, Scott’s love for the outdoors drove him to volunteer at the arboretum in hopes of entering the adult workforce. City Parks and Recreation staff noticed Scott’s hard work and caring demeanor quickly, and hired him on the maintenance team.

“Scott struggles with being confined into small places and the arboretum is a perfect fit for him,” says Scott’s mother, Michelle. “He loves his job over there and it’s been a wonderful experience for him. His supervisor, Patti has been amazing - she’s really patient and just gets him.”

We are proud to have Scott on our team!

Choose Roseville Highlights: A-1 Vacuum

By nature, family-run businesses place an added emphasis on people. The personal service offered by small business proprietors centers around ensuring customers receive what they need. For A-1 Vacuum of Roseville, that service takes on extra meaning.

“Our philosophy is to be there for people as we 'fight the good fight' against the buy-it, break-it, throw-it-away cycle,” said Russ Battisto, A-1 Vacuum CFO. “Our customers count on us to keep many of their vacuums and extractors running as long as possible.”

A-1 Vacuum in Roseville helps people choose to reuse, helping reduce landfill waste and save people money.

Read Their Success Story