Your Roseville Moving-In & Community Guide

Start Here: Electricity, Water, Sewer & Garbage

For a home within the city's service area, the City of Roseville is your starting point for electric, water, wastewater and garbage service. Check the address before opening accounts, especially if your new home is near a city boundary.

Already Connected? Find the Right Department

• Roseville Electric: (916) 774-5300 for account help. Electric service information.
• Water issues or sewer backups: (916) 774-5750. Water information · Wastewater information.
• Garbage changes or missed collection: (916) 774-5780. Trash and recycling information.
• Water efficiency questions: (916) 774-5761.

Natural Gas for Your New Home

Internet, TV & Home Phone

Working from home, streaming your favorite shows or helping the kids get connected? Check service at the new address before choosing a plan. Availability, installation appointments and equipment needs can vary from one neighborhood to the next.

Feel at Home in Your Community

Once the boxes are unpacked, there is a whole community to discover. Keep these contacts handy for library visits, family activities and everyday questions. For a police, fire or medical emergency, call 911.

Youth and adult sports · Pools and swim programs · Library catalog

Property Tax Questions? Start with the Right Office

I want you to feel comfortable asking questions about the costs of owning your home. The Assessor handles property assessments. The Tax Collector handles bills and payments.

County property tax resources, supplemental tax information and assessment questions

Moving Nearby? Your Providers May Be Different

A Roseville mailing address or a home in a neighboring community does not automatically mean every city utility serves the property. Ask the seller or property manager which providers currently serve the home, then confirm directly.

A Little Planning Makes Moving Day Feel Better

1. Confirm who serves the home. Gather the current provider names and check each one against your new address.
2. Coordinate your start date. Match it to when you take possession. Check with your real estate agent if closing or occupancy dates change.
3. Schedule internet early. Ask whether a technician is needed and when equipment will arrive.
4. Plan for the full monthly picture. Ask for available utility bill history and include electricity, gas, water, garbage and internet in your spending plan. Your usage may differ from the seller's.
5. Save your confirmations. Keep account numbers, start dates and installation details together. Ask about deposits or setup charges.
6. Close out your old accounts. Arrange final readings or stop dates and return rented equipment when required.

A Few More Links to Help You Settle In

• Moving to Roseville: get to know your new community
• City of Roseville: city services, parks, libraries and community information
• Explore home financing in Roseville
• Explore your estimated mortgage payment