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Roseville updates residential sewer-backup assistance policy, raises cleanup cap to $7,500
3663648 · June 3, 2025
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Summary
Council approved changes to the residential sanitary sewer backup cleanup assistance policy, increasing the per-incident cleanup cap from $5,000 to $7,500 and raising the backflow-preventer subsidy to $500.
The Roseville City Council on June 2 approved revisions to the city’s residential sanitary sewer backup cleanup assistance policy, increasing the cleanup reimbursement cap and clarifying which residential property types are eligible.
Public Works Director Jesse Fryhammer told council the policy, first adopted in 2011, provides…
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