February 2, 2022

Masks Required at City of Roseville Facilities

Masks Required in City of Roseville Facilities

The City Council voted during its Monday, January 31 meeting to require the use of face coverings in City of Roseville facilities. The rule will remain in place from February 1, 2022 through March 1, 2022.

Read on for more information about which facilities fall under the rule, as well as exemptions.

February is Black History Month in the City of Roseville.

City Council Recognizes Black History Month

The City of Roseville City Council voted unanimously to recognize February 2022 as Black History Month in the City of Roseville.

"The City of Roseville celebrates Black History Month as an opportunity to uplift the stories and achievements of Black Americans who have influenced systemic change," says Roseville Equity and Inclusion Manager Thomas Brooks.

"As we remember and celebrate, we acknowledge both how far we've come and how much work is still ahead. There is no more relevant time for this month's theme of Black Health and Wellness."

Mayor Dan Roe signed the proclamation Monday, January 31. View the full proclamation.

Help Celebrate the Rice & Larpenteur Alliance!

Please join the Rice & Larpenteur Alliance for a virtual event to celebrate progress toward their vision of a safe, engaging, and inviting neighborhood center with robust reinvestment for the diverse people of the surrounding communities to live, conduct business, and play together.

Note: This event is free to all. But if you wish to make a donation, the option is available on the registration link.

Registration is required to receive the event link, you will also receive a free meal voucher for Nepali Kitchen.

Register here by February 18th

Roseville Fire Department January 2022 Monthly Summary

2022 is off to a busy start for Roseville Fire. Read more in the January Monthly Summary. Sign-up to receive the Fire Department's monthly summary and other City of Roseville communications here.

Register to Attend the Annual State of the City Address (Virtual)

On Wednesday, February 23, Roseville Mayor Dan Roe will present the 2022 State of the City address at the Roseville Business Council. Mayor Roe will highlight activities and successes of the City over the past year and discuss issues and priorities Roseville will address in 2022. This year's State of the City Address will be held virtually.

Register to Attend

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