Recreation Program Supervisor - Emphasis Community Events, Arts, and Adult Programs

About the City of Roseville: Roseville is a vibrant suburban community conveniently located just north of Minneapolis and St. Paul with nearly 700 acres of public parks and some of the best shopping, dining and lodging in the Twin Cities.

Summary
About the City of Roseville: Roseville is a vibrant suburban community conveniently located just north of Minneapolis and St. Paul with nearly 700 acres of public parks and some of the best shopping, dining and lodging in the Twin Cities. Roseville has 36,000 residents, but the community doubles in size everyday with visitors and workers venturing into the city. Located on I-35W & State Highway 36, Roseville borders Minneapolis and St.

Paul, and is a quick commute to both downtowns. Roseville is home to the John Rose Minnesota OVAL, the largest outdoor refrigerated sheet of ice in North America;
Rosedale Center, a destination shopping center that attracts 14 million visitors annually; the nation’s first Target store; and 33 city parks, including our signature green space Central Park. Roseville is located in Ramsey County and is served by Roseville Area Schools and Mounds View Schools. City services include full-time professional police and fire departments, public works, parks and recreation, community development, finance, and administration.

Roseville also operates a driver's license and passport center.

About Roseville Parks And Recreation Department: Roseville Parks and Recreation is a professionally staffed and maintained parks system, comprised of 33 parks spanning 680 acres. There are 35 ball fields, 28 playgrounds and 67 miles of trails and walkways.

Roseville Parks And Recreation Also Includes:

• Cedarholm Golf Course and Community Building
• Roseville Skating Center and the John Rose MNOVAL, the largest outdoor refrigerated sheet of ice in North America
• Muriel Sahlin Arboretum
• Harriet Alexander Nature Center

Roseville offers adult, child, teen, and family recreation and sports programs year-round. More than 14,000 individuals enrolled in a Roseville recreation program in 2025. Roseville Parks and Recreation also hosts a variety of family-friendly community events, including, Rosefest and the Live at the Rog free summer concert series.

Recreation Program Supervisor provides professional leadership and direct oversight for an assigned portfolio of community events, arts and cultural activities, adult enrichment programs, trips, youth outreach experiences, and other recreation services. The position is responsible for planning, developing, implementing, promoting, evaluating, and continuously improving programs and services of varying size and complexity in response to community needs, departmental priorities, and the City's Strategic Plan.

The Recreation Program Supervisor is accountable for the effective operation and success of assigned programs while also contributing to the overall success of the Parks and Recreation Department. The position work closely and in collaboration with the Recreation Program Superintendent, other supervisors, staff, volunteers, contractors, community organizations, and City departments to coordinate services, solve problems, share resources, and achieve organizational priorities.

The position requires a high degree of initiative, organization, sound judgment, and flexibility, including the ability to effectively manage programs and events that may require evening and weekend work or adjustment to changing community.

NOTE
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This posting will create a six (6) month eligibility list to fill current and future vacancies. First round interviews are anticipated to take place around Thursday, September 28. This position requires a flexible work schedule based on the needs of assigned programs and events. Alternate…