Party Time Rentals

01/21/2025

UPDATE:
Due to the power outage and no known time of restoration, we will be closed today.
Sorry for any inconvenience.

01/21/2025

Current power outage in the Roseburg and surrounding areas.
If power has not been restored by 9am we will be closed for the day.

12/06/2024

IMMEDIATELY HIRING!!!!!
$16 an hour!!
Part time warehouse worker/Delivery driver!

11/09/2024

We will be CLOSED MONDAY, NOV. 11, 2024 in observance of VETERANS DAY!

10/08/2024

09/25/2024

Need some part time help immediately!
Please call or stop by(m-f 9am-2pm)
Physical work required.
Warehouse and delivery work.

09/13/2024

In need of part time warehouse employee, potential for driver(must have 3 yrs clean driving record)
Requirements but not limited to:

Punctual
Self motivated
Attention to detail
Focused
Flexible with schedule
Able to lift up to 50lbs, bend, stoop, stand for long periods of time, etc.

This position requires physical work.

Call of PM

08/15/2024

In Need of a part time driver/ warehouse employee immediately!
Please stop by Party Time Rentals @ 241 NE Rifle Range St Roseburg 9am-2pm M—F, call 541-six 7two-8 five five 2 or PM US!!

07/11/2024

UPDATE 7/11/2024

* * * * * * * Samantha has been located * * * * * * *
We would like to thank everyone who took the time to look, share and help bring Samantha Home.

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The Roseburg Police Department is investigating a Missing Person case for Samantha Bollingberg, a 14 year old juvenile.

She left her home in the Hucrest neighborhood in
Roseburg at approximately 7:06 PM. At the time, Samantha was wearing a black “Ozzy
Osbourne” t-shirt, black shorts, and was carrying a purple duffel bag.

At approximately 9:07 PM, Samantha was reportedly at Stewart Park during a halfshell concert, and had changed into a yellow shirt and blue jeans. Samantha’s cell phone and wallet were left at her home.

Samantha’s whereabouts are unknown at this time.
Samantha is described as 5’03”, 120 lbs., with brown hair, brown eyes, and braces. She is
currently a Missing Person.

Please contact the Roseburg Police Department immediately with any information regarding her whereabouts.

07/03/2024

Due to HIGH TEMPERATURES , our office will be closing at 12pm.
JULY 3 & 5
If you are need of anything, please call and leave a message and we will still be able to help.
CLOSED JULY 4

05/06/2024

130 Ivory hotel/ banquet style chair cover for sale.
2- bags 50 each
1- bag 30
$.75 each
Or all for $70

05/02/2024

May 6 - May 24
10% off all Graduation rental reservations.
Use code GRAD 2024

03/23/2024

We will be closed March 25 - April 1.
We will resume normal business hours
Tuesday, April 2.
ENJOY YOUR SPRING BREAK!!

03/05/2024

We are closed today due to inclement weather!
Drive safe if you must go out.

02/18/2024

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. - Scammers are posing as officials from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) in an effort to scam community members out of money. Deputies have once again begun receiving reports from people contacted by phone by individuals posing as DCSO employees such as Lt. Brad O'Dell and Retired Lt. Mike Root.

The scammer will tell the intended victim they have missed some court appearance, owe fines or have a warrant for their arrest and then demands payment. The victim is often directed to immediately make payment or they face consequences including arrest. These are tactics that are never utilized by legitimate law enforcement agencies.

It is critically important for our community to be aware of these tactics and to share them with their friends and family members, especially those who may be vulnerable to falling victim to the scams, such as the elderly members of the community. However, we also wish to remind the community not to focus too much on specific scam tactics; scammers often change their methods over time:

Scammers can easily obtain new phone numbers and will change them often.
Scammers may use “spoof” programs to make the Caller ID show an agency’s actual phone number.
Scammers may use the names of actual DCSO employees to make the call seem legitimate.
Scammers may obtain personal information about a victim online including their name, address, phone number, and the names of others in the home.
Scammers may initially contact victims by mail, email, or through social media.

Due to the technology used in the scam – and the fact that scammers can be located anywhere in the world – it is virtually impossible to track the scammers or to get money back.

“If anyone has any question about a possible scam call, they should call dispatch at (541) 440-4471 and ask to speak to a deputy,” said the actual Lieutenant Brad O'Dell. “The most important thing is to not send any money or agree to meet someone to make payment.”

02/07/2024

Our office will be closed this Friday, February 9th, for an offsite event!
You can still call or email us with your requests!