License Center Temporary Closure

Minnesotans who plan to renew license plate tabs, transfer titles or complete other motor vehicle related transactions need to be aware of limited services July 17-24. That's when the Minnesota Dept. of Public Safety Driver and Vehicle Services will be upgrading and replacing the vehicle services computer system. Online vehicle tab renewal and other DVS online services will not be available from July 17-24. Read more

Transportation Plan Update

The City of Roseville is looking for residents to take part in a transportation focus group on July 20 at City Hall. As part of Roseville’s Comprehensive Plan Update, the City is updating its Transportation Plan and Pathway Master Plan. On Thursday, July 20, the Public Works Department will host an open house from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. at City Hall to solicit feedback from residents on various transportation topics. Read more

Roseville Celebrates

Celebrate Family Night Out. Roseville invites you to join us at Central Park on Monday, July 31 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Family Night Out is our way to thank residents and visitors for your support throughout the year. We’ll have plenty of family-friendly fun including a bounce castle, music, face painting, concessions, K-9 demonstration, magic show, and public safety vehicles. Family Night Out leads into the August 1 Night to Unite, when neighbors gather to get to know one another. Read more

Park Safety

Roseville Police remind you to plan carefully before visiting a park, both locally and while traveling. Do not leave valuables in your vehicle. Thieves know that visitors often leave purses, cell phones, laptops, GPS devices and other valuables in their vehicles while hiking or picnicking, so vehicles in parking lots become easy targets. Consider wearing a backpack to carry your valuables. If you don’t want to carry them, leave them at home. Read more

Chill Out

Beat the heat. Grab your sweater and tennis shoes and head over to the Roseville Skating Center, 2661 Civic Center Drive. Enjoy temperatures hovering around 55º and take a free walk around the Indoor Ice Arena. The walking track can be used whenever the Skating Center is open and school hockey games are not being played. Seven times around makes a mile – it’s a cool way to spend a hot day! If walking is not your thing, grab a pair of skates and take a spin on the ice. Read more

License Center Temporary Closure

Transportation Plan Update

Roseville Celebrates

Park Safety

Chill Out

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