The Dig: Powers Development In The City Of Shakopee

Get the dirt on the developments happening near Jackson Elementary.

Scott County To Offer Business Relief Funding

Applications will be processed and reviewed on a weekly rolling basis until all funds are disbursed or until March 8, 2021.

Shakopee City Recognizes 2020 Employees Of The Year

Kent, who joined the city in 2015, was recognized for her continued flexibility as she manages city’s payroll process to over 300 employees.

Shakopee Community Center To Reopen On January 4

The indoor aquatic center will open for lap swim and swimming lessons. Open swimming is not permitted at this time.

Home Team: Jordan Remembers Beloved Coach Mary Bright

This holiday season, a community south of the Twin Cities is remembering a woman who impacted so many in her small town of Jordan.

Virtual Class Pass Now Available In Shakopee City

Classes will be taught by trusted fitness instructors from Shakopee Parks and Recreation.

Minnesota Department Of Revenue To Issue Business Relief Payments

Eligible business owners do not need to take any action to receive this aid.

Shakopee Community Center Will Remain Closed Until January 11

Community Center memberships will be placed on hold during the length of the closure.

Improvements Coming To Canterbury Road In 2021

The improvements will address existing operational and safety issues, as well as better support redevelopment along the corridor.

Shakopee Council To Consider 2021 Garbage, Recycling Fee Increase

Republic Services has proposed a monthly increase of $0.75 to $0.86, depending on the size of your garbage cart.

Shakopee Library Branch Manager Barb Hegfors Is Closing Book On Storied Career

Hegfors joined the Scott County Library system in 1977, working first in Savage and then also in Shakopee for several years.

Shakopee Council Approves Memorial Park Bridge

The new bridge will be similar to this trail bridge recently installed near the Highway 101/Flying Cloud roundabout in Chanhassen.

Inspectors At Work In City Of Shakopee

To become a certified Minnesota building official, a person must pass a written exam.

Drop Off Your Letters To Santa At Shakopee Police Department

Shakopee Parks and Recreation will collect all of the letters on December 12 and send them to the North Pole.

Shakopee City Council Meeting Highlights

The Shakopee City Council met on December 1.

Four Public Hearings Scheduled For December 3 In City Of Shakopee

The Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. in the council chambers. The full meeting agenda is available online.

Staying Safe From Coronavirus In City Of Shakopee

It may be second-nature by now, but hands should be washed thoroughly and often, for at least 20 seconds.

Winter Shakopee City Newsletter, Activities Brochure Available

Please note, all programs are subject to change or cancellation based on state health guidelines.

Shakopee Christmas Tree Farm Guide For 2020

Many local Christmas tree providers are taking precautions amid the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure you and your family have a happy holiday.

Community Center, Ice Arena In City Of Shakopee To Close On November 21

Shakopee City Hall and the Police Department remain open to the public. All other city buildings are closed.

Meeting Highlights Of Shakopee City Council Meeting

The meeting was held on November 17.

Shakopee Fire Responds To House Fire In South Shakopee

Firefighters arrived on scene to find heavy fire in the basement.

Take Shakopee's Quarry Lake Park Improvements Survey

There is room to make improvements to improve accessibility and add new activities, such a multi-mile mountain bike trail.

City Of Shakopee Publishes After City Council Report

City Clerk Lori Hensen noted just over half of Shakopee ballots were cast by absentee ballot.

Shakopee Community Center To Remain Closed For November 8-11

The closure gives staff time to fully sanitize the building and ensure potentially exposed employees are quarantined and tested.

Shakopee City Council Meeting Highlights

Council approves plans for new Jennifer Lane Park, Timber Trails playground.

Shakopee Sees High Turnout For 2020 General Election

All vote totals are unofficial until canvassed by the City Council.

Virtual Fitness Classes Live Until December 31 For Shakopee Residents

See the class schedule listed below for more details.

Bringing Curb Appeal To The Streets

Curb appeal. It’s a phrase most people associate with buying and selling a home.

Three Public Hearings Scheduled For November 5 In City Of Shakopee

The Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. in the council chambers.

Two Public Hearings Scheduled For November 4 In Shakopee

The City Council meets at 7 p.m. in the council chambers.

Election Day Is November 3 In Shakopee

Voters must wear masks in accordance with the state’s mask order.

Congratulations To 2020 Show Off Shakopee Winners

More than 80 photos were submitted to this year's contest.

Absentee Ballots Must Be Received By November 3 In Shakopee

The Minnesota Secretary of State Office recommends voters should no longer place their absentee ballot in the mail.

Shakopee Police Earn Community Policing Award

The Shakopee Police Department was recognized at the virtual 2020 IACP Annual Conference and Expo earlier this month.

Winter Parking Restrictions Will Start From November 1 In City Of Shakopee

Winter parking regulations are in effect from November 1 to March 31.

Weekend Fun: Find A Pumpkin Patch Near Shakopee

Looking for a Shakopee-area pumpkin patch before Halloween? Check out the Patch list.

Shakopee City Council Meeting Highlights

The City Council approved a resolution of appreciation for retiring Shakopee Police Officer Greg Tucci.

Shakopee Students Sweep State Fire Safety Poster Contest

The students each won a cash prize of $75, $50 and $25, respectively.

Best Shakopee-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020

Pick out that pumpkin and enjoy the many fall attractions Shakopee-area pumpkin patches have to offer.