Press Releases
Alison Eggers to resign from City Council
City Councilor Alison Eggers has announced she’s resigning from the Roseburg City Council on Monday, April 11.
“U Drive. U Text. U Pay.” campaign
Roseburg Police are teaming up with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for the national “U Drive. U Text. U Pay.” high-visibility enforcement effort Thursday, April 7, through Monday, April 11.
Replacing lost library materials
Roseburg Public Library Director Kris Wiley says circulation of library materials involves a delicate balance among patrons, staff and volunteers. Learn what happens when something disappears.
Commercial Structure Fire 610 W. Luellen Dr
Damage was contained to the garbage can and the exterior siding of the structure.
Beware phishing emails threatening shutoffs
City officials urge residents and businesses to beware of a phishing email scam being sent out Tuesday, April 5, purportedly from the City.
Library, Audubon to host “Dark Skies” talk
Roseburg Public Library and the Umpqua Valley Audubon Society will host a Facebook Live nature program, “Dark Skies,” Thursday, April 14.
Fire Department training through April 15
The Roseburg Fire Department, with Douglas County Fire District #2, will hold training at the former Logger’s Pizza through Friday, April 15.
Library postpones April 7 native fish event
A scheduling conflict has led Roseburg Library to postpone a program on native fish conservation scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 7.
Roseburg Police offer bike safety tips
Roseburg Police are offering bicycle safety tips to remember when riding your bike to work or school this spring.
Parking tickets start Friday, April 1
The City’s new parking services contractor will start giving out tickets for parking violations in downtown Roseburg and the Laurelwood area on Friday, April 1.