April 27, 2026 3:40 a.m.

Roseburg City Council will get an early start as it meets on Monday evening.

Councilors will gather at 6:00 p.m. for a Homeless Response Work Study meeting as they have expressed interest in determining the whole cost of homelessness to the city budget.

The regular meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.

It will include a public hearing on an ordinance to annex approximately 1.78 acres of property southwest of the southern end of West Tarragon Drive, adjacent to the Oak Meadow subdivision.

The council will have second reading on ordinances regarding Oregon Fire Code, prohibiting the use of fireworks in city parks, and prohibiting the use of generators on City Real Property.

Councilors will vote on awarding the Parrott Creek Culvert Replacement Project to Cradar Enterprises for just over $1.89 million. This is to make permanent repairs to culverts that were damaged in the March 2025 floods.

Mayor Larry Rich will make proclamations for May as Historic Preservation Month, and May 1st as Thrive Umpqua Day.

Councilors will vote on a resolution adopting city council goals and action items for 2026-2028.

Other items are on the agenda. The meeting will take place in the council chambers on Southeast Douglas Avenue. It can be viewed on the city’s Facebook page or viewed later at: https://roseburgor.gov/