Lifestyle. Talent. Value.
Join us in a city that wins accolades for innovation, safety, and livability for everyone.
With our community owned utilities, we don't have investors looking to make a profit. We focus on providing highly reliable services and value to our customers.
- Electric utility rates are up to 25 - 35% less than other local power providers.
- Eighty-five percent of our power lines are underground, giving you greater reliability.
- Water, wastewater, and solid waste service rates are up to 50% less than surrounding areas.
- Stellar customer service means 98% satisfaction among rate payers.
Roseville is located 20 miles northeast of the state capital, Sacramento, along Interstate 80.
Find out more about the quality of life you'll experience in Roseville.
A short drive will take you to the beautiful Sierra Nevada foothills, Folsom Lake, California's Gold Country. Skiing, wine tasting, hiking, rafting, and a visit to San Francisco or Lake Tahoe, are all within an easy day trip. Yosemite is four hours away.
Stay at home and enjoy more than 80 parks and recreation facilities, and more than 35 miles of paved off-street trails winding through beautiful open space preserves.
Our Mediterranean climate is ideal for year-round outdoor activities. Summers are warm, dry, and predictable with high temperatures averaging in the low 90s. Winters are short with cooler and wetter weather, with daytime highs averaging in the 50s.
Roseville is being noticed as...
Operating our own utilities enables Roseville to provide greater reliability at lower costs to our businesses and community.
Controlling the entire development and permitting process gives businesses a one-stop shop, providing a coordinated effort to get your business up and running more quickly and smoothly with no surprises.
Roseville is home to excellent schools that consistently rank in the top state and national percentages for test scores, college and career readiness.
- 96% of adults in Roseville are high school graduates
- 47% of adults have a Bachelor's degree or higher
- 13% of adults in Roseville have a graduate or professional degree or higher
Many active neighborhood associations bring community and connection to the city.
People are noticing...
- Best City to Live in California
- 4th nationally for places people under-35 are buying homes
- 5th Best Place to Live in the U.S. if You Work From Home
- 9th Best Small Real Estate Market in U.S.
- 8th best small city in U.S. for first-time home buyers
Controlling the entire development and permitting process gives businesses a one-stop shop, providing a coordinated effort to get your business up and running more quickly and smoothly with no surprises.
The City of Roseville uses specific plans to appropriately plan for future growth.
This comprehensive planning process requires large land areas to be planned at a time, ensuring a balanced land use plan that ensures the City’s future fiscal health, with infrastructure adequately sized to accommodate the planned growth.
Roseville is an economically stable community, due in large part to its careful land use planning, diversified market sectors, and fiscal responsibility. This stability has allowed Roseville to consistently deliver high levels of public services.