Drivers who visit downtown Roseburg and the Laurelwood area are getting a reprieve as parking tickets won’t start to be given out until Friday, April 1.
Parking enforcement will resume downtown and in the Laurelwood neighborhood in March. Changes are being put into place following extensive community input on a new parking plan.
City officials want to join forces with a local poverty-fighting agency to open the City’s future emergency shelter and navigation center this summer and plan to take the matter to the Roseburg Homeless Commission next week.
An overnight warming shelter will remain open at 406 Winchester Ave. in Roseburg through Friday night due to predicted low temperatures. The shelter can now accommodate 60 guests and staff.
Stay up to date on what’s been happening at the City of Roseburg this winter with the February 2022 City Connection e-newsletter, which is now available.
With next week’s weather forecast calling for possible rain and snow and overnight lows down to 25 degrees, an overnight warming shelter will reopen in Roseburg Monday through Thursday nights.