ROSEVILLE — November 3, 2026. Roseville’s utility rate information lists a typical single-family monthly water bill estimate rising from $55.99 to $58.24 in July 2026.
An illustrative amount, not a flat fee
The city describes this as a typical household usage estimate, and actual charges vary by consumption and account type. The estimated rise is $2.25 per month for that component.
Other household services also changed
Roseville approved increases covering water, wastewater and solid waste. The city cites costs of electricity, treatment chemicals, equipment, labor, insurance and capital repairs.
How to check an invoice
Residents should compare their actual meter readings, service category and billing period with the published rates rather than treat the city’s typical bill as a fixed charge for all addresses.
Source information
City of Roseville — Utility Rate Adjustments.
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