May 6, 2022

Folders with Shredded Paper beside them.

Free Citywide Shredding Day

Declutter and help prevent identity theft. Roseville residents are encouraged to bring up to three banker boxes or grocery bags of documents for shredding. Crews will unload the documents from your vehicle and load them into a secured cart where the paper will be shredded on site. Roseville residents only (must present ID or proof of Roseville address, no businesses)
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Saturday, May 21, 2022
9:00 a.m. - noon
Roseville City Hall,
2660 Civic Center Drive, Roseville, MN 55113

Women and children walking on Central Park path near Roseville In Bloom Statue of Rose.

Things-to-do in Roseville for Mother's Day Weekend

Show mom you care this Mother’s Day by planning an entire weekend dedicated to her. Our friends at Visit Roseville curated an activity guide to help you spend some quality time with family and friends this weekend.

BINGO winner displaying her handbag, smiling, and giving peace sign.

Designer Handbag Bingo

Friends of Roseville Parks Designer Handbag Bingo is back and in-person. Play for your chance to win a brand new, tags-on designer handbag, all while raising money for our projects in the Roseville parks. Packs of 10 bingo cards will be sold at the door for $35 (cash only).

Attendance is limited to 120 people so please show up a little early to buy your pack(s) of Bingo cards. Visit Friends of Roseville Parks website for more information.

Saturday, May 7, 2022
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cedarholm Community Building
2323 Hamline Ave N, Roseville, MN 55113

Fire Explorer (youth) poses with firefighter gear on, next to Roseville Firefighters and fellow explorers.

Fire Department Releases April Monthly Summary

April was a busy month - both with responding to many 'hot' calls for service and with preparing for spring and summer events and programs.

Get a refresher on outdoor recreation fires code and safety tips, learn about Roseville Fire's Explorer Program, and save the dates for upcoming community events and training opportunities. Read on.

Review in 2 - Thumbnail Image of Roseville Officer hugging a family member of Roseville Officer Duxbury - who was shot during an incident in April.

Police Department Releases April Review in 2

Get a department update from Roseville Police Chief Scheider and Community Relations Specialist Tim Hunt.

In this edition, the department shares some of the more noteworthy incidents from the past few weeks and gives thanks to the community for the support received in response to the shooting in April. View the latest Review in 2.

Community Action Team members listen at a RPD Briefing.

Embedded Social Workers Join RPD’s Community Action Team

Several years ago, the Roseville Police department identified the need for better coordination of mental health resources in the community and led the charge in securing a mental health coordinator whose services are shared by several agencies.

"Many of our calls revolve around unmet needs in our community that require a variety of efforts and resources,” says Roseville Deputy Chief Joe Adams. “We’re developing a team with a diverse set of expertise, training, and tools to help meet those unmet needs.”
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A-1 Vacuum in Roseville features vacuums.

Choose Roseville Features 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 & extractors running as long as possible.” Read on.

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month: SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS INVITED

Enhance your entrepreneurial knowledge at the upcoming AAIP Small Business Expo! This will be the business-to-business showcase & networking event of the year!

The AAPI Small Business Expo will provide information and resources to help small business owners, start-ups and entrepreneurs like you take their business to the next level. Presented by the Minnesota Hmong Chamber of Commerce (MHCC) and partner organizations, this event is open to all businesses and entrepreneurs.