Road Work Ahead: September 25, 28 & 30

ROAD WORK AHEAD:

Friday, September 25: Lamar, Bowie and Rusk Streets will alternate being periodically closed from 7AM – 5PM while cement work is being done. Only one street will be closed at a time, but please seek an alternate route to avoid po...

Evenings on Oak Street Concert Series Returns October 15!

After several delays, we are excited to announce that our Evenings on Oak Street Concert Series will be kicking off on Thursday, October 15!

NEW THIS YEAR: 

In our continued efforts to provide safe and fun events in the City of Roanoke, w...

Roanoke Fire Department Breast Cancer T-Shirts

On sale now: Roanoke Fire Department Breast Cancer Awareness T-shirts!

Shirts are $10 and all proceeds will benefit Susan G. Komen. We have YS- 3XL sizes available, while supplies last. Shirts are black and 100% cotton, so they may shrink slightly.

Shirts c...

City Reports Untimely Passing of Long-Time, Dedicated Public Servant - Steve Heath

It is with a very heavy heart and great sadness that we report to the Roanoke Community the passing of Ward 3 City Council Member Steve Heath. One of the longest tenured City Council members in Roanoke’s history, Steve served the Roanoke communi...

Road Work Ahead: Hwy 377 Side Streets Shift to One-Way Access Next Week

Important Information Regarding Celebrate Roanoke

In response to the increased number of positive COVID-19 cases in Denton and surrounding counties, as well as concerns regarding safe and effective social distancing at large gatherings, the City has made the very difficult decision to cancel this year&am...

Citywide Mosquito Spraying

The citywide mosquito spraying will take place on the second Thursday of every month, weather permitting. Spraying will begin after dark and takes several hours to complete. The tentative schedule is as follows:

MAY 14

JUNE 11

JULY 9

AUGUST 13

SEPTEMBER 10

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Make Your Mark-Purchase an Engraved Brick for the City Hall Courtyard

MAKE YOUR MARKIndividuals may now leave a permanent mark in the City Hall courtyard! Through the City of Roanoke Brick Paver Program, a section of the City Hall courtyard is reserved for engraved bricks in honor of, in memory of or in recognition of someo...