April 6 – The Boil Water Advisory has been canceled.
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April 2 - The Town of Roseland is under a Boil Water Advisory due to LDH conducting an inspection at the water tower.
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March 28 - Water will be distributed on Saturday, May 28 from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm at Powerhouse Praise and Worship Center, 12323 Hwy 1048 in Roseland.
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March 20 - Boil Water Advisory Is Lifted
Per LDH (Louisiana Department of Health)
VOCs-None detected
PAH/SOC-None detected
The results of the 3/16 chemical samples show no detections for the primary metals, volatile organics and semi-volatile organics (including PCE, TCE, toluene, benzene, etc.). Therefore, we are advising the Town that they can lift the “do not drink” advisory. Boil advisory is clear.
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Metal detections are typical for this system.
Metals Iron Manganese Sodium Copper
TCR-005 Non-detect Non-detect 52.2 1.8
TCR-007 0.0507 0.0087 51.1 1.1​
ABOUT
Roseland is a small town in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, with a population of approximately 880 as of the 2020 census. It is part of the Hammond Micropolitan Statistical Area. The town covers an area of 2.27 square miles, with a significant portion being land and a smaller part water​.
The town was incorporated in 1922 and operates under Louisiana’s Lawrason Act. It holds monthly council meetings to address local governance issues. Mayor Van Showers has been in office since January 7, 2025.
Roseland is known for its rural charm and historical significance within the parish. It serves as a quiet residential area with close-knit community values.
SERVICES
The Roseland Public Works Department is responsible for keeping Roseland’s streets, water lines, public spaces and ditches maintained.
To serve and protect the families and businesses in Roseland, the Roseland Police Department takes a proactive approach to law enforcement with very short response times.
24 hour fire protection and emergency services for the Town of Roseland is provided by Amite Fire District #1. The Roseland Fire Station is manned 24 hours a day – 7 days a week.