Press Releases
Proposed City budget to be considered May 9
The public can provide input and learn about the City’s proposed new annual operating budget when the Budget Committee meets.
Spring tourism grant cycle opens in Roseburg
The Roseburg Community Development Department began taking applications for spring 2023 tourism grants starting Thursday, May 4.
Reduce grass and weed fire risk, nuisance
With the growing season underway and wildfire season around the corner, the City reminds property owners to maintain grasses and weeds to a maximum 12-inch height year-round.
Council to consider camping regulations
The public will have a chance to weigh in on proposed changes to public camping regulations when the Roseburg City Council meets Monday, May 8.
Homeowners urged to get flood insurance
The Roseburg Community Development Department encourages local homeowners in or near flood zones to make sure they have sufficient flood insurance to protect their homes this spring.
Brief delays over Newton Creek next week
Minor delays at Parker Street/Newton Creek Bridge are expected next week when traffic over the creek is reduced to one lane during a bridge inspection.
Special Election voters’ pamphlet available
Learn about candidates for school/community college boards and the urban sanitary district plus a City ballot measure that will be on the May special district election ballot -- as well as how to register to vote and vote by mail – in a digital voters’ pamphlet now online.
Inspection to close “Green Bridge” April 20
Stewart Park Drive Bridge will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic during maintenance inspection Thursday, April 20.
Audubon, Library to host oak tree expert
The Umpqua Valley Audubon Society and Roseburg Public Library invite you to “Oak Woodlands in Oregon” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 3.
Library to host Crater Lake geology program
Roseburg Public Library invites the community to a presentation about the volcanic formation of Crater Lake at 4 p.m. Thursday, April 27.