Business Incentives

City Public Financing

As a matter of adopted policy, Roseville may consider using public financing, which may include tax increment financing, tax abatement, bonds, and other forms of public financing as appropriate, to assist private development projects.

Business Subsidy Policy

Roseville Business Subsidy Policy

Contacts

Jeanne Kelsey

Housing and Economic Development Program Manager

Phone: 651-792-7086

jeanne.kelsey@cityofroseville.com

Category: Business Incentives

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There are many sources of funds for cleaning up brownfield properties from local, state and federal resources. In the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area, the City of Roseville has used existing TIF funds, outside grants, and brownfield consultants to assist property owners in property cleanup. Learn More
Ramsey County is pleased to continue providing high quality research, speakers, and peer-to-peer learning in 2019-2020 to second stage businesses (businesses over $1 million in revenue and more than 10 employees).  This year, in collaboration with Hennepin, Dakota, Scott, Carver, and the City of Sain... Learn More
Serving the Twin Cities metro area, Greater MSP has the relationships and expertise to connect businesses with venture capital resources, private sources of capital and financing, and federal, state and local government financing and incentives. Learn More
There are a variety of Roseville-area specific loan programs and financial resources. Learn More
The department has a wide variety of financial resources available to all types of economic endeavors. Learn More
Entrepreneurs: Roseville is Open to Business Looking for help turning your idea into a business? Are you an existing business that wants to grow but are facing challenges? Open to Business can help. Open to Business provides free, confidential business advising to help launch a smal... Learn More
For more than two decades, Roseville’s property tax rates have consistently remained at least 10 percent lower than the average of comparable medium and large-sized cities, and significantly lower than Minneapolis and St. Paul. When compared to other metro cities that serve a population o... Learn More
Available on a first-come, first-served basis to for-profit, start-up, or expanding businesses, these loans are for commercial, industrial, or service businesses located in or moving to Ramsey County. Ramsey County receives funding from federal sources and repayments of current loans to capitalize its loan pool. Busines... Learn More