Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration and Finance - Building Department: Offers building permits and zoning permits - Election information - Environment/Solid Waste Department: Provides information on the disposal of waste produced in the community. - Golf course - Library - Parks and Recreation: Offers four main parks with camping and shelter: Jaycees Shelter, Legion Park, North End Park, Shanoah Park, and Welcome Park - Pool - Public Safety: Animal control and Fire department - Public Works - Skating park - Swimming pool ?

Provides city services including utilities, planning and zoning, inspections and engineering, and street and park maintenance. Building Inspector: - Call for building permits Election information Fire Department: - Non-emergency (320)746-2244, Keith Hommerding, Fire Chief Mayor and City Council members: - Member contact information Public Works Department: - Street maintenance (including snow plowing) - Storm sewer system - Sanitary Sewer System/Wastewater treatment plant - City parks - To rent City Hall, park shelter, camping, and/or park bathrooms, call City Hall to reserve

- Animal control - City parks - Election information and voter registration - Mayor and city council members: Member contact information - Permits - Public utilities - Street maintenance

- Lake Country Power offers a variety of electric heating and cooling options to fit the needs of your home, cabin or business - Medical Alert system: If you have an oxygen tank or other life supportive electrical device that requires electricity at all times, please let us know so we can flag your home for consideration during outage restoration. Call (800)421-9959 or e-mail us. The call center will ask for your necessary information and determine whether you qualify for the medical alert system Lake Country Power has four departments: - Administrative Services Department Greets members who call or visit the service centers and answers general co-op questions. Is responsible for financial and control activities, administrative management information systems, capital credits, billing, human resources, call center and oversees installation and maintenance of information technology such as automated meter reading software and computer hardware systems - Member Service and Community Relations Department Provides technical advice and assistance for special heating and cooling programs to help members save money on monthly electric bills. The department oversees the co-op's energy efficiency and conservation programs and also coordinates member marketing and communication initiatives. Community outreach and assistance activities, such as Operation Round Up®, are also coordinated through the member service department - Operations Department Builds or upgrades your service, helps plan your new service, restores power during outages, builds and designs the electrical system to meet and control right-of-way and vegetation growth near power lines. Strives to exceed the expectations of members by providing safe, reliable and affordable electric service. Invests in innovative solutions that demonstrate value, commitment to members and the area Lake Country Power serves - Safety Department Develops, implements and coordinates policies and programs to provide for the maintenance of safe, healthy working conditions throughout Lake Country Power's outside system operations and service centers

Mayor and City Council Members -?Member contact information: https://cityofrockcreek.org/ccam Departments - Administrator - Assessors - Building inspector - Sewer inspector - Treasurer

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information https://centercitymn.us/city-council/ Departments: - Administration and Finance - Economic Development Authority - Elections and Voting Information - Heritage Preservation Commission - Parks and Recreation - Permits and Forms - Planning Committee - Public Works - Water and Sewer

Mayor and City Council Members: https://cityofdetroitlakes.com/mayor Departments: - Administration - Community Development - Detroit Lakes/Becker County Airport - Employment - Finance - Lake Liquor - Parks and Recreation - Public Safety - Public Utilities: Electric, water, sewer, and trash - Public Works

Provides city services including: - Election information - Emergency management - Inspections and engineering - Mayor and City Council members: Member contact information - Permitting - Planning and zoning - Street and park maintenance - Utilities

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information https://www.minnetonkamn.gov/government/city-council-mayor Departments: - Administration and Finance - Animal Control - Economic Development Authority - Election Information - Engineering Department - Garbage and Recycling - Parks and Recreation - Planning Commission - Public Works - Utilities

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration - Campground - Country Club - Park Department: Grove Park is on the corner of West 2nd Street and Delaware Avenue. The Campground is located at 501 Franklin Street. Adrian Pool is located at 205 N Louisiana Ave (east of the campground, lower park, and ball fields) - Public Safety: Maintains an ambulance, fire, and police department. ?

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration - Campgrounds - City Parks - Community Center - Economic Development Authority - Environmental Office - Fire Department - Library - Swimming Pool - Public Works - Utilities

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration and Finance - Airport - Animal Control - Building inspections - Community Center - Community Development - Economic Development Authority - Emergency Management - Golf courses - Parks and Recreation: Maintains over 867 acres of parkland throughout 37 parks (developed, undeveloped, green spaces and special use) and has over 25 miles of trails. Also features a community center known as West Hills Social Commons that offers wellness, independence, and empowerment for adults 50 years or older. - Planning and Zoning - Public Works - Street Projects - Stormwater Management - Voting precincts

Use webpage for: - Accessing the power outage map - Contacting the cooperative via email - Bill payment - Reporting street lights that are not working - Service connection, stop, and transfers - Submitting meter readings Co-op offers:? - Energy audits, resources, and education on saving energy - Evergreen Renewable Energy Program - Local discounts for services - Outdoor LED lighting - People's community solar - Power outage reporting by phone, email, or text

Mayor and City Council Members: Member contact information Community Development - Building permits and city licensing, (651)747-2407 - Building and zoning department - Code Enforcement, (651)747-2439 Public Works Department - (651)747-2409; 24 hour emergency number - (651)747-2417 - Provides electric, water, and sewer services Utilities Department - Utility billing, (651)747-2413 - 24 hour power outage report line, (651)747-2417 - Garbage, yard waste, and recycling information: (651)747-2416 - Garbage provider: Tennis Sanitation Services - Curb-side pickup of bulk items. Call (651)747-2416 to schedule; visit the website for a list of items that will be picked up. Will not accept hazardous items. - Prescription drug drop off - Individuals can safely and anonymously dispose of prescription drugs: Drop box located in lobby at City Hall; 8 am - 4 pm Monday - Friday - How to Drop off Medicine: Keep medicines in their original container and place them in a sealed, clear plastic bag (pills can remain in their blister packs). Use a marker to cross off the patient's name on the medicine containers. Place medicine that is no longer in its original container in a clear plastic bag and write the name of the medicine on the bag. - Medicines Accepted from Households: Prescription, over-the-counter, and pet medications. No medicines from businesses, including healthcare facilities, long-term care facilities, pharmacies, doctors' offices , and veterinary clinics can be accepted. - Visit website for additional information.

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration and Finance - Airport - Building Inspections - Building Licenses and Permits - Economic Development - Emergency Management - Parks and Recreation: Paul Miller Park has two shelters that can be rented. Shelters include restrooms, charcoal grills, playground equipment, and a beach area. Both shelters have electricity. - Recycling - Public Utilities - Public Works - Zoning and Planning

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration and Finance - Airport - Building Inspections Department - Building permits and business licenses - Economic Development Authority (EDA) - Emergency Management - Parks and Recreation: Park system includes 22 parks or parcels used for recreational purposes or landscaping, as well as the land the two arenas are located. The park system also features several playgrounds, outdoor skating rinks with warming houses, basketball courts, flower gardens, and picnic areas. - Public pool - Public Safety - Public Works - Recycling - Zoning and Planning Commission

Mayor and City Council Member - Member contact information: https://mtniron.com/administration/city-council/ Departments - Accounting technician - Building maintenance - City administrator - Library - Municipal services - Public works - Secretary - Waster/wastewater - Zoning administrator

Mayor and City Council Members - Member contact information Departments Community Development - Responsible for building code enforcement, economic development, and planning and zoning - Email: [email protected] Public Works ??- Responsible for city parks, street maintenance, snow removal, sewer systems, utilities

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration and Finance: Provides financial support to all city departments, oversee investment of city funds, directs utility operations, support city council/boards, manage city records, coordinate city elected positions for elections, and accepts and issues city permits to operate a business, rent property, own a pet, or issue a building permit. - Animal regulation services - City attorney - Streets and Parks Department: Responsible for street maintenance including seal coating, crack filling, dust control, street sweeping, and snow removal. Also, oversees the city parks. - Utilities: Serves the community with electricity, water, and sewer

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration and Finance - Airport - Animal Licenses - Aquatic Center - Community Garden - Parks and Recreation: Offers three parks (Rupp Park, Gullord Park, and Bi-Centennial Park) that feature softball fields, picnic shelters, basketball and tennis courts, horseshoe pits, and sand volleyball. - Planning and Zoning Commission - Public Works - Sump Pump Program

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information Departments: - Administration and Finance - Building rentals - Campground - Economic Development - Golf course - Parks and Recreation - Permits Department - Public Works ?

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member information City Departments: - Administration: Responsible for various services to other departments of the city as well as the public such as elections, voting information, licensing/permits, and finance - Building Inspection Department: Oversees construction projects meet requirements of the state building code. Responsible for issuing building permits, collection applicable fees, and performing the required inspections. - Fire Department: Provides fire suppression, fire prevention, and rescue services to city residents of Mora, Quamba, all or a part of the following townships of Arthur, Brunswick, Comfort, Grass Lake, Hillman, Knife Lake, Peace, Pomroy, and Whited - Parks and Recreation Department: Oversees the city parks and hosts community events - Street Department: Responsible for street maintenance, street cleanings, snowplowing, and parking information during the winter months - Mora Municipal Utilities: Governed by the Mora Public Utilities Commission operating the water, wastewater, and electric utilities within the city and other parts of townships

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information City Departments - Administration: Is responsible for managing the internal operations, as well as implementing the direction of the City Council. - - Animal control: Delano Dog Catcher, contact (763)221-6658 - - Dog registration: The City of Delano requires that your dog be registered as soon as it is six months old. Registration can be done online or in person at Delano City Hall. - Building department: Is responsible for building plan review and building inspections within the City of Delano. The plan review and inspection functions include commercial and residential construction plan reviews, an inspection of these structures while under construction, and the tracking and permitting of the construction process. - - Building Codes - - Electrical permits - - Inspections - City Clerk: Is responsible for coordinating regular and special elections, licensing, and records retention along with management of all planning and zoning applications. In addition, is also responsible for the official records and information held by the City. - - City codes and ordinances - - Elections and voting information - - Licensing and permits - Delano Municipal Utilities: Provides water and electric service - Planning and zoning: Is responsible for community development - - Planning/land use - - Residential development

Mayor and City Council Members Member contact information Departments: - Assessor's Office: Establishes the estimated market value and classification for property tax purposes - City Administration: Oversees city department operations - Community Development Department: Building permits, plumbing permits, and mechanical permits - Finance Department - Public Works Department: Handles street construction/repair, snow clearance, water, and sewer maintenance?

Mayor and City Council Members: - Member contact information: https://ci.sauk-rapids.mn.us/index.asp?SEC=92C42306-A5DD-4050-84DA-352AE8F8A8D4 Departments: - Administration - Building Department: Issues building and electrical permits, delivers code enforcement and inspections - City Attorney - Community Development: Maintains the City's Comprehensive Plan, which establishes overall goals and policies for community development, revitalization, maintenance, and growth. The Zoning Ordinance is the principal tool used to regulate land uses and development standards. Produces maps, development lists, reports, and presentations for the public. - Economic Development Authority - Election - Finance Department: Coordination and planning of all city financial information including annual budget and tax levy. Processes accounts receivable, accounts payable, and utility billing - License and Permit: Includes animal, firework, liquor, mobile food unit, peddler/merchant, sign, and special event permit - Parks and Recreation: Includes a variety of parks and trails. The Clearing features an interactive water feature and an all inclusive playground. - Planning and zoning - Public works: Includes maintenance of all public parks, properties, and facilities, sanitary sewer services, street repairs and sweeping, snow removal, storm drainage system, and water supply. Also offers recycling and garbage information - Sauk Rapids Compost Site: Compost Site located 1 1/4 miles North of Golden Spike Road on County Road 57. Reserved for single-family use and requires a sticker permit. to access the site. Visit website for more information or call (320)258-5319.