Drop off Ballots

Interest in voting by mail is at an all-time high, but so is concern that vote-by-mail ballots may not be returned in time to be counted for the November 3 General Election.
Ramsey County encourages anyone who wants to vote through the mail to request an absentee ballot at soon as possible. Ramsey County voters can apply for an absentee ballot online at mnvotes.org or call 651-266-2171 to have an application sent to you. Ballots may not be dropped off at Roseville City Hall. Read more

Leaf Disposal Options

Why should you rake your leaves? It’s a simple answer: to protect the environment. Leaves decompose and restock the soil with nutrients and organic matter. But when the leaves land on the street or sidewalk the decomposing bits wash down the street and into the storm drain. They go directly into lakes and rivers where nutrients feed unwanted algae growth. Check out our recommended disposal options for helping keep leaves out of Roseville's ponds, lakes and streams. Read more

Celebrate Halloween at HANC

Kids, join us for an early Halloween celebration. The Harriet Alexander Nature Center (HANC) is offering a safe, not-so-scary, all-outdoor way to enjoy yourself. Join us at HANC, 2520 Dale St., on Saturday, October 24 for a small group, socially distanced Halloween that will feature a guided trail walk, outdoor games, Dia de los Muertos story stations and a treat bag for everyone. Pre- registration for a specific time between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. is required. Read more

Help Maintain Roseville Parks

Make an impact on Roseville parks and natural resources. Roseville is looking for volunteers to join our Natural Resources Renewal efforts to improve city parks. On Saturday, October 17, we‘re looking for volunteers to harvest and distribute native seeds at Muriel Sahlin Arboretum from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Each month, Roseville hosts a volunteer opportunity at a local park as part of the natural resources renewal project. Groups, individuals, and families are encouraged to participate. Read more

Roseville Food Scraps Recycling

After just one year, the City of Roseville’s food scraps collection site has proven to be a resounding success. Already, 52 tons of food scraps and other organic materials – materials that would have otherwise gone into the trash – have been collected for composting. The site is located at the Leaf Recycling Center, 2580 Dale St., Roseville. It is open 24/7 to all Ramsey County residents. Recycling food scraps returns essential nutrients to the soil and improves soil health. Read more

Tree Planting in Roseville

Thanks to an Emerald Ash Borer Community Forest Response Tree Planting Grant from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Roseville will be adding more than 150 trees on property throughout the city. In September, volunteers planted 100 trees at parklands throughout the city. In October, the city will be planting an additional 50 trees along boulevards in residential areas. Read more