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MLK Community Celebration

Join us on Sunday, January 19 to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life and teachings with a family-friendly celebration featuring art, music, dance poetry and more. Following the program, there will be arts and crafts activities for children and a chance to learn about community service opportunities that advance Dr. King’s legacy.

New Garbage Rates Starting February 1, 2025

At its December 17 meeting, City Council approved an adjustment to garbage, recycling, and organics collection service rates charged by Republic Services.

Customers will see an increase on their bi-monthly bills from Republic Services starting February 1, 2025.

Friends of Springbrook Park Native Tree Planting

Saturday, January 18, 9-11 a.m.

Join the Friends of Springbrook Park for a native tree planting event! Help enhance the successional tree understory by planting evergreen trees that will contribute to the long-term health and resilience of the park's ecosystem.

Preventing and Thawing Frozen Pipes

When temperatures are at or below freezing, water pipes can freeze or break. Here are some tips on how to prevent, prepare, and respond to freezing or burst pipes.

Carbon Monoxide Safety

Winter Months Hold Highest Risk for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning.

As temperatures drop and consumers begin cranking up their heating systems, November through February represent the leading months for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning in the U.S., with a peak in December.

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, toxic gas that is produced when anything is burned. Gas and oil furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, and wood burning and gas stoves are sources in the home. The only way to know if you are being exposed to carbon monoxide is by using a detector.

Read more for tips on preventing carbon monoxide poisoning.

Meet the Lakeview Boulevard Project Contractor - January 28

Construction of the Lakeview Boulevard Improvement Project is expected to begin this February and continue through 2025.

You are invited to meet the contractor, Knife River, and learn more about what to expect with upcoming construction, traffic impacts, and view the final design plans.

Please join us on Tuesday, January 28.

Winter Weather Events and Preparation

Our Public Works Department diligently follows weather reports, monitors local weather stations and road conditions, prepares for, and is ready to respond to winter weather events.

Watch this video to learn how our Public Works staff prepares for the winter season and weather events. For the most up-to-date information, visit our winter weather alerts page or follow our social media accounts.

Read on to learn helpful tips on how you can get prepared, safe driving trips, and FAQs!

Tree Recycling

As Christmas trees dry out, they become more and more flammable. Make sure to get rid of your tree after the holiday or when it is dry. Dried-out trees are a fire danger and should not be left in the home or garage, or placed outside against the home.

There are several recycling opportunities for trees and wreaths, including local Scout troops that provide this service.

You can also recycle your holiday lights!