City of Roseville Michigan Revenue and Competitors

Roseville is a community of over 48,000 residents. While the city is almost fully developed, a proactive approach to attracting and retaining businesses over the years has led to reinvestment and expansion of existing properties. The affordable housing stock has created opportunities for families just starting out, as well as those wishing to remain in Roseville. Roseville’s Parks and Recreation Department is well known for their vast variety of programs and activities. The programs and activities are created with all age groups in mind, in addition to promoting family togetherness. The Roseville Parks and Recreation building also houses the Senior Center, giving our senior residents a safe place to be active and build new friendships. The Roseville Public Library offers an excellent fiction and comprehensive non-fiction collection for all age groups. The Library has a monthly circulation of more than 21,000 items and 30 computers available to patrons. The Police and Fire Departments are professionally equipped and trained to preserve life and property of the Roseville community. Roseville is home to companies in the automotive, military, printing, paper recycling, food service industries, and many more. Approximately 681 acres of Roseville are devoted to industrial property. Easy access to I-94 and I-696, the Groesbeck corridor and CN Railway make Roseville desirable to many industries.