Press Releases
City Council application deadline extended
The City of Roseburg has extended a deadline for applications to fill a City Council vacancy to Friday, Dec. 2.
Free residential leaf pickups to start
Roseburg Public Works crews will soon begin free fall leaf collection service for homeowners -- and dump truck loads of free leaves may soon be available for those needing mulch.
Neewollah Parade returning this Halloween
Roseburg’s beloved Neewollah Parade will return this Halloween for the first time in three years – bringing flash mobs, candy and even Captain Jack Sparrow and the Black Pearl pirate ship downtown for a haunting good time.
Commemorate 100 years of fire prevention Saturday
Local residents are invited when the Roseburg Fire Department hosts a commemorative event on Saturday, Oct. 15, to honor the 100-year anniversary of Fire Prevention Week.
Only rain down storm drains
Please remember as you rake fallen leaves, tend your garden or work on your car: We need your help to ensure only rain goes down stormwater drains.
City Council applications sought until Nov. 4
The City of Roseburg is taking applications to fill a City Council vacancy after Councilor Sheri Moothart resigned Monday, Oct. 3. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4.
Public Works Commission applications sought
The City is taking applications from people who want to volunteer on the Roseburg Public Works Commission. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28.
Roseburg General Election voters’ information now available
Roseburg residents can learn about candidates and a psilocybin ballot measure that will be on the Tuesday, Nov. 8, election ballot -- plus how to register to vote or vote by mail – in a voters’ pamphlet now available.
Share and preserve Roseburg 150 photos!
As Roseburg prepares to turn 150 years old Monday, Oct. 3, the City invites everyone celebrating at Roseburg 150 Sesquicentennial events throughout October to share your photos and help preserve memories.
Amy Sowa named ‘Recorder of the Year’
Roseburg Assistant City Manager/City Recorder Amy Sowa was named ‘2022 Recorder of the Year’ Thursday, Sept. 29, by the Oregon Association of Municipal Recorders.