Celebrating National Public Works Week

National Public Works Week is celebrated each May to shine the spotlight on the essential and often unseen work of Public Works departments. In recognition of Roselle's dedicated Public Works department, we want to introduce you to the work they ...

Sergeant Michael “Skip” McMurray Remembered

Did you ever wonder why the Roselle police vehicles all start with the number 7?    

Sergeant Michael “Skip” McMurray, badge number 106, served the Roselle Police Department for 37 years, spending many of those years as fleet Sergeant. As...

CPKC Rail Merger Approved by Surface Transportation Board

The proposed merger of Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Souther was approved on March 15, 2023 by the Surface Transportation Board, as reported in the Chicago Tribune and the Daily Herald.

The Coalition to Stop CPKC is in the process of reviewing the Surfa...

Police Department Offers Online Request System

The Roselle Police Department has an Online Request System that allows community members to easily make overnight parking requests, vacation watch requests, and to report incidents to the Police Department that do not require an immediate police response....

Subscribe to "Think Roselle First" E-Newsletter

In an effort to share business news geared toward our local business community, the Village of Roselle launched a "Think Roselle First" business E-Newsletter. Those interested in receiving periodic news from the Village geared toward helping loc...

Safe Disposal of Sharps Available at Roselle Fire Station

The Roselle Fire Department is offering the safe disposal of sharps at the Fire Station, 100 E. Maple Ave. Bring properly packaged sharps to the front counter at the Fire Station using the Prospect Street entrance Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p...

Basic Safety Tips for Cookouts

There’s nothing like outdoor grilling, but a grill placed too close to anything that can burn is a fire hazard. They are also very hot, and can cause severe burn injuries. Here are some safety tips for a happy and safe cookout season: 

• Use charcoa...

Fireworks: Leave Them to the Pros!

Fireworks during the Fourth of July are as American as apple pie, but did you know that more fires are reported on that day than on any other day of the year in the United States? Nearly half of these fires are caused by fireworks. Here are a few simple s...

Practice Hot Weather Safety All Summer Long

Warm temperatures combined with high humidity levels can pose a risk of heat-related illness and death. Although anyone at any time can suffer from heat-related illness, some people are at greater risk than others.

•  Infants and young children are ...

Village of Roselle Names New Chief of Police

Mayor David Pileski will appoint Roselle Police Department Deputy Chief Rob Barreto to the role of Chief of Police at the June 12 Village Board meeting. Barreto will fill the vacancy left by former Chief Steve Herron, who retired on March 23, 2023 after 1...

Warhol in Roselle: Summer 2023

Color your summer with Pop Art! The Cleve Carney Museum of Art and the McAninch Arts Center at the College of DuPage will present an exhibition of Andy Warhol from June 3 to September 10, and we are celebrating by bringing Pop Art to Roselle.

• Learn more ab...

Construction Updates

Check our Construction Updates page for the most up-to-date information on various construction projects throughout the Village.

The Village’s 2023 Street Improvement Program is slated to begin in May, with resurfacing and patching slated for the following...

Doggie Do’s and Don’ts

Warmer weather means spending more time outside with your furry friends! The Village is sharing a few reminders to make sure everyone has a paw-sitive experience with pups in our community. When you head outside, please remember:

DO Leash Your Dogs

Per Vill...