Newsbriefs - Bulletin Area

Keeping Roseville beautiful is a team effort. Public Works crews have already swept the city three times in 2018 and plan to make one final pass.

The Roseville Police Department will host its annual Shop with a Cop event on Wednesday, Dec. 5. Shop with a Cop helps build positive relationships between officers and the families they serve.

On Oct. 22, the Roseville City Council approved a resolution for the city to seek a Heart Safe City designation.

The Roseville Police Department has launched a new online reporting system that makes it easier for a person to file a police report. 

A complete Thanksgiving dinner for people in need starts with a sign up and then a pick-up.

The autumn weather often means a backyard fire. Roseville allows backyard fires for recreation purposes — cooking or family/friends gatherings. Unfortunately, some people try to burn leaves, twigs or small branches in the backyard fire pit.

Everyone remembers a favorite teacher, someone who motivates and inspires students for a lifetime. Minnesotans have the opportunity again this fall to nominate that unique educator for Minnesota Teacher of the Year.

Why should you rake your leaves? It’s a simple answer: to protect the environment.

The Roseville City Council approved a preliminary property tax levy increase of 4.2 percent for 2019 at its Sept. 24 meeting. The 4.2 percent increase is now the maximum amount the council can raise the 2019 property tax levy.

Everyone remembers a favorite teacher, someone who motivates and inspires students for a lifetime. Minnesotans have the opportunity again this fall to nominate that unique educator for Minnesota Teacher of the Year.