Roseville's Round-Up for the Environment is a program where each water user in the City, residents and businesses, can donate funds for environmental protection though the City's quarterly billing process. How Round-Up works To participate in the program, you may have your quarterly water bill rounded up to the nearest dollar. The difference is placed into a special account dedicated to tree planting and other conservation measures. Or, you can have a fixed amount added to your water bill that will be donated to the Roundup Fund.
Donations are tax deducible.
The City holds the money in a special account that is dedicated to tree planting and other conservation measures. The money will be used to beautify Roseville and improve the city's environment. It will be dispersed to match grants for tree planting programs. The money may also be used to match local contributions from garden clubs, service organizations, and businesses. Highest priority will be planting flowers, shrubs and trees in Roseville's parks, along streets, and other public places.