Press Releases
Library offers drive-up book drop
Want to return your library books but short on time? Check out the Roseburg Public Library's new drive-up book drop.
Swing into summer with ‘Just for Fun’ summer golf
Looking for some casual women's golf games this summer? Evening golf program starts Monday, June 21.
Stewart Parkway Bridge completely reopens
All lanes on Stewart Parkway Bridge are now open -- three days ahead of schedule following maintenance work.
City seeks volunteers for homeless needs committee
If you're looking for a way to serve Roseburg, consider applying for a seat on the City Manager Homeless Immediate Needs Ad Hoc Committee.
Roseburg begins morning news segments with KMTR-CW
Tune in weekdays at 6:55 and 7:55 a.m. to cable channel 12, DISH channel 17 or over-the-air channel 46.2! News coming directly from City officials airs Wednesday mornings.
City seeks tourism grant applications
The City Economic Development Commission is taking applications for tourism grants through June 21, 2021, following a hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fir Grove Splash Pad opens Saturday, May 29
The Fir Grove Park Splash Pad will open this Saturday -- offering Roseburg residents a free way to cool off this summer! Come on out and join the fun.
Roseburg Public Library reopens May 25
The Roseburg Public Library staff is eager to welcome patrons back when the building reopens with limited hours Tuesday, May 25, shortly before the summer reading season kicks off. Following Oregon Health Authority guidance during this transitional phase, the library staff asks patrons to limit visits to one hour. Masks or face coverings must be worn in the building at all times.
City to resume normal utility billing practices
The Roseburg Water Department is asking water customers to reach out to discuss past-due balances as the department prepares to resume normal utility billing practices this summer. Utility billing staff will work with customers who need to set up a payment plan, but the deadline to call is Friday, July 30.
City asks property owners to reduce fire risk from grass and weeds
City officials are reminding property owners to do their part to keep grass and weeds mowed to help prevent fires as fire season approaches.