The survey is available here in English, Hmong, Somali, and Spanish. The survey will close on June 30, 2020.
The moderator will facilitate the meeting and pass along public comments during the meeting.
"Some of our current programming will be modified, and some new online classes and at-home kits are being created."
Electronics and appliance disposal fees will be paid directly to Certified Recycling.
In-ground pools and pools less than 4 feet in height must be surrounded by an approved barrier such as a security fence.
This clean-up event is intended to allow participants to dispose of unwanted items properly.
Summer is the time to complete various home improvement projects around the house including treatment of exterior wood surfaces.
Public Works professionals whose efforts support essential infrastructure in our community!
Kusch will officially take over July 1 for Rich Wendorff, who is retiring at end of school year after 27 years of service in District 196.
It's the latest in a series of closures for outdoor recreation facilities and summer programs in the Twin Cities.
At times MMCD employees may need to cross private property for access to check and treat areas for mosquito larvae.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's help share these amazing stories!
The COVID-19 crisis is making a trip to the park much more complicated.
Schultz will fill a vacancy created with the resignation of current Echo Park Principal Scott Thomas at the end of this school year.
Whatever celebration we have, we look forward to honoring our incredible seniors in the ever-resilient Class of 2020.
Find out what government buildings are currently closed to the public.
In District 196, we are celebrating Teacher and School Nurses Appreciation Week May 4-8, 2020.
The City of Apple Valley and the American Water Works Association (AWWA) will observe Drinking Water Week.
In an effort to protect the health and safety of everyone at the event, some changes will be made this year.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
Everyone plays an important role in helping us get through the coronavirus emergency.
All four-year high schools in District 196 are in top 60 high schools in Minnesota, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2020 ranking.
All fences must be located entirely on the owner’s property. A survey may be needed to verify the property line.
We wish we could see students in our schools again this spring, but we recognize importance of continuing to do our part to combat COVID19.
Containers stored outside shall be watertight and maintained in such a manner as not to permit entry of or harborage for animals.
The clean-up is intended to allow participants to dispose of unwanted items that are not normally accepted by residential trash hauler.
Every spring, our utility crews flush more than 1,400 city water hydrants.
The Student Production Awards are sponsored by the Upper Midwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
When trying to locate property markers, it may be possible to locate them on your own with assistance from metal detectors.
How do you tell what symptoms are very likely seasonal allergies and which might be indicators of something more serious?
"We appreciate the combined efforts of our educators, staff and families to support our kids and community in this time of need."
The City of Rosemount is updating citizens on its work to support public health and provide essential services during this pandemic.
Residents of Apple Valley and Dakota County have numerous options available for disposal of yard waste and unwanted household items.
For now, some City meetings and private rentals at Center will still take place; check with organizers to see if your event is affected.
While the buildings are closed to the public, City staff will still be working and available to assist people via telephone and e-mail.
City ordinance also calls for maintenance of driveways and outdoor property areas to be maintained free from deterioration.
Apple Valley Liquors has made the difficult decision to close Stores 2 and 3 on Pilot Knob Road until further notice.
The Council has directed that regular, special and emergency meetings of the City may be conducted by telephone or other electronic means.
The so-called "flushable wipes", will flush down the toilet, but won’t break down like toilet paper.
Several restaurants and school districts are involved and additional resources are being added as more information becomes available.