November 17, 2020

Placer moves back into Purple Tier

With COVID-19 cases surging in California, Governor Newsom announced that Placer County along with most other California counties will move backward in the state's Blueprint for a Safer Economy reopening framework.

Placer County is now in the purple tier, with increased restrictions now in effect.

Learn more here

COVID-19 testing in Roseville

Park amenities update

Current closures/cancellations

• Drinking fountains
• Fitness stations
• Picnic areas/benches
• Maidu Community Center
• Maidu Museum & Historic Site - indoor museum closed in purple tier, outdoor trail open
• Roseville Sports Center - effective today due to purple tier - limited outdoor fitness options may be available as weather permits

You can reach customer service from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday at 916-772-PLAY (916-772-7529) or parksandrec@roseville.ca.us with questions about current closures.

The decisions regarding closures are based on a combination of information from federal, state and local health officials as well as best practices from California Park & Recreation Society, American Library Association and the National Recreation and Park Association.

Find out more here.

COVID-19 safety tips for the holidays

“Remember, when we wear a mask or forgo a higher risk activity, we aren’t just protecting ourselves, we’re giving a gift to all of those people around us who might suffer more if they are infected with the virus,” said Health and Human Services Director and Interim Health Officer Dr. Rob Oldham.

Start thinking about ways to connect during this meaningful time of year while giving the gift of health to our loved ones with these holiday safety tips from Placer County Health.

Our community has been resilient throughout this challenging year and will continue to be. We are here for each other and will stay strong and safe. Because We Are Roseville.

Applications now open for small business and nonprofit grants

To date, Placer County has invested over $9 million this year to help our small businesses and nonprofits impacted by COVID-19. An additional $5 million is available to fund business anchors and our critical nonprofit safety net programs that provide mental health services, food insecurity aid and housing assistance.

Businesses may apply for a Placer Shares Impact Grant through Nov. 20. Nonprofits may apply through Dec. 7.

Learn more.

Neighborhood Santa visits even more routes

Santa and his crew of elf and City staff helpers are returning to Roseville to help you celebrate the holidays by visiting more neighborhoods than ever before.

Learn more and view routes and times.

Help spread holiday cheer in this year's Tree Grove

We are expanding the number of holiday trees in this year's Tree Grove in Vernon Street Town Square and need you to be a part of spreading holiday cheer while promoting your business, showing community pride, or highlighting a non-profit group - or just having fun decorating. Applications to be a part of this year's expanded Tree Grove are available now. 

Find out more.

Home for the Holidays exhibit moves online

The Utility Exploration Center is temporarily closed due to Placer County moving into the purple COVID-19 tier. As a result, we have suspended our in-person Home for the Holidays exhibit.

Please visit www.roseville.ca.us/homeforholidays for activities to do at home and tips and tricks on how to save during the holiday season.

Fall watering ramp down

Now that fall is in full swing, you can begin ramping down your water usage. A combination of shorter days and cooler nights means less evaporation and reduced irrigation for your landscapes. It’s a good time to consider fall plantings, too!

Find out more

Curbside leaf pickup begins

Are your leaves starting to pile up? Let us pick them up. Free curbside leaf pickup is available throughout Roseville through January 15. Help prevent fallen front yard leaves from clogging storm drains.

Learn how you can participate.

Independent Redistricting Commission application period is open

Every 10 years, after the U.S. Census, the City of Roseville must re-establish the boundaries for City Council districts. 

In 2021, a Roseville Independent Redistricting Commission made up entirely of community members will be formed to establish those district boundaries.

Residents interested in applying for the Commission need to return the application form and Statement of Economic Interests form to the Roseville City Clerk by 5 p.m., Tuesday, January 19, 2021.

More information and applications forms can be found here.

Important COVID-19 links:

Reopen Placer

City of Roseville COVID-19 information

COVID-19 in California

Placer County COVID-19 information

California Department of Public Health