City Appoints Two New Commissioners

On Monday, September 19, Roseville City Council approved two new commissioners to the Planning and Public Works, Transportation, and Environment (PWET) Commissions.

Allison Luongo will join the PWET Commission and Pamela Aspnes will join the Planning Commission. Both commissioners will hold their positions until March 31, 2024.

Luongo has been a Roseville resident for two years and is excited to use her skills as a ci...

Understanding Your Utility Bill

The City of Roseville bills quarterly for water and sewage. Take a look at the sections below in pink and yellow to help you better understand the charges on your utility bill.

To lower your utility bill, you may reduce your residential water usage. A reduction in usage will reduce your charges in the sections highlighted in yellow.

The pink sections represent fixed charges that do not change from month to month.

For more detailed...

Share Your Vision for the Future of Roseville

How do you see the future of Roseville? What does it look like? Where do people live? What are the public spaces like? How do people get around? The City is undertaking a community visioning process to help answer these questions and more.

This project is about confirming and updating the vision for the community and translating that vision into action. The city has seen a multitude of changes over the past decade. This project will help create a roadmap for the future of the city – one tha...

Apply to be a Roseville Youth Commissioner Today

Do you know a young person who would be a great voice in local government?

The City has openings for Roseville residents under 18, who would like to be youth commissioners.

City of Roseville Seeks Student Voices

There are openings on the Finance Commission; Human Rights, Inclusion, and Engagement Commission (HRIEC); Parks and Recreation Commission; and the Public Works, Environment, and Transportation (PWET) Commission.&n...

2022 City Budget Finalized and Approved

On December 6, Roseville City Council adopted the 2022 budget. The $58.1 million budget is supported by $24.8 million in property tax revenues and is the result of a months-long process that started in April, 2021.

City Manager Pat Trudgeon is pleased with the collaborative efforts involved in the creation of this year’s budget proposal. 

I appreciate the effort of the public and council for taking a look at this budget from a holistic perspective,” Trudgeon...

Mayor, Council present "State of the City" address

In this year’s State of the City Address, Mayor Dan Roe, City Council members, and City of Roseville staff co-created a video presentation that reviews the work of the City through our long-held community aspirations.

Join a Commission - Apply Today

Why should you apply to become a City of Roseville Board Commissioner? We can't answer that for you, but these phenomenal City commissioners sure can. Take a look below and see if you would like a "seat at the table."

There are three open commissioner positions open in the City of Roseville. 

• Finance Commission
• Parks and Recreation Commission
• Public Works, Environment, and Transportation (PWET) Commission

Application deadline is March 7, 2022. In order to be consi...