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Although not required by state law, the City of Roseville, a charter
city, has historically reviewed and amended its charter every ten
years. The Charter Review Commission was appointed in January 2009 and
has worked for the last year examining the City's charter in order to
make recommendations to improve city government operations. The review
will conclude in coming weeks.
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As part of the City’s Economic Development Strategy, an aggressive Business Retention Program was recently launched to assist the local business community. The City’s business expansion and attraction activities focused on growing our local businesses and bringing new businesses to Roseville.
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The Roseville City Council is now accepting applications from residents interested in serving on the City's Library Board. Application deadline is 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 12, and the appointment will be made on Wednesday, March 3.
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On November 2, city voters will select two members of our community to
serve on the Roseville City Council. The two Council seats are
currently held by Mayor Gina Garbolino and Councilmember Jim Gray.
Both Garbolino and Gray are ineligible to be candidates in the next
election as the Roseville Charter stipulates that no member shall serve
more than two (2) consecutive four (4) year terms and both have served
two consecutive terms.
Local campaign finance reform was implemented in Roseville in 2000. An
ordinance aimed at lowering campaign costs and slowing the increase in
campaign spending was adopted by the City Council.
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As storms continue to hit the Roseville area this week, city staff is
monitoring the effect on the residents, businesses, and infrastructure of the
City.
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Jan. 20, 2010
At its meeting Wednesday, the Roseville City Council unanimously
approved the employment contract for City Manager Mike Shellito.
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