City of Roseville

Roseville Transit was recently awarded grant funding for $13.6 million from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to continue the transition of its fleet to zero-emission electric buses from diesel and gas powered buses.

Help shape the Commercial Corridors Project. Preliminary draft Specific Plans are now available for public review and comment.

Construction on a new roundabout at the intersection of Washington and All America City Boulevard is underway through summer 2023.

The federal order that masks be worn on public transportation is no longer in effect.

A new section of the Pleasant Grove Creek Trail has been completed and is now open to the public. The trail is located west of Fiddyment Road and north of Blue Oaks Boulevard.

Preliminary draft land use maps are now available for public review and comment through January 12.

Watch for work underway on the second phase of Maidu Park trail resurfacing.

Roseville Transit is transitioning to a zero-emission fleet with the purchase of five all-electric buses. The 40-foot vehicles are expected to debut during summer 2022.

In a national survey, Roseville residents rated their satisfaction with living in Roseville among the highest in the country in several key areas including as a place to live, utility infrastructure, city services and economic health.

The first phase of Washington Boulevard/Andora Widening Project construction is scheduled to begin Monday, June 21 and continue through winter in early 2022.

Roseville is leading the charge and making greener choices to improve our city fleet of nearly 900 vehicles. From buses, to sedans, to garbage trucks, you’ll notice cleaner and more electric City of Roseville vehicles around town.

We're taking steps to close the gap in Roseville Parkway between Foothills and Washington Boulevard.

Sign up for the "How to Ride the Bus" course in the Winter/Spring Recreation Guide. We'll provide all the guidance necessary to confidently ride Roseville Transit and other area bus services.

Nobody likes being stuck in traffic, especially during the holidays. Key projects like the Interstate 80/Highway 65 Interchange Improvement Project and the Highway 65 Widening Project are vital to relieving congestion and improving safety. What’s missing is local funding. Why is that?

Anyone who’s driven the congested I-80/65 interchange in the past couple years has seen a ray of hope with the construction progress on northbound Highway 65. Drivers will get some relief when this first phase is completed this month — but only for northbound traffic. It’s an important step, but still a drop in the bucket.

An improved crossing for bikes and pedestrians is coming to the intersection of Junction Boulevard and Park Regency Drive.

Know when trail closures are scheduled so you can plan ahead.

Join the fun at BikeFest, Roseville's annual free bike safety event.