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• Administration Department: Is responsible for general government administration, communications, and economic development. The department also ensures that all policies and programs are efficiently implemented. The Department provides a variety of services, including maintaining city records, assembling City Council agendas, holding elections, and providing information to residents and businesses.

• Department of Building Safety: Oversees all building permits issued while adhering to and enforcing the current Minnesota State Building Code. The city currently contracts with Metro West Inspection Services, with plan reviews and inspection scheduling taking place at City Hall, call (763)441-2593 or email [email protected].

• Elections: Provides information regarding absentee voting, early in-person voting, by mail, and registration.

• Fire Department: The City contracts with several surrounding communities for fire protection.

• Mayor and City Council: Visit the website https://www.otsegomn.gov/235/City-Council for member contact information. The Council meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at Otsego Prairie Center, 8899 Nashua Avenue NE., Otsego. Regular Council meetings begin at 7 pm.

• Parks and Recreation: Maintains and develops parks, trails, amenities, and facilities throughout Otsego.

• Planning and Zoning: Oversees the development of related activities and zoning administration to ensure that land uses are consistent with the city's long and short-term goals and objectives.

• Public Works: Responsible for city streets, stormwater maintenance, tree trimming, roadside mowing, snow plowing/ice control, street sign maintenance, and repair.

• Utilities: Responsible for sewer and water billing. The City of Otsego also maintains two municipal Wastewater Treatment facilities.

A city volunteer fire department providing fire and rescue services, including:

• Fire prevention education and services

• Fire suppression

• Emergency Medical Team (EMT) and fire volunteer opportunities

Provides fire and rescue services including: ?

• Emergency medical services

• Fire suppression

• Fire prevention education and community outreach

• Inspection and testing of fire protection systems

• Fire and rescue service

• Fire inspections

• Public education

• Fire prevention

Provides fire and rescue services including:

• Emergency preparedness resources

• Fire suppression

• Technical and water rescues

Municipal volunteer fire station. The department provides fire and rescue services and the majority of responses are medical in nature.

Provides fire and rescue services including:

• Emergency medical response

• Fire education and prevention

• Fire suppression

A volunteer fire station providing fire and rescue services. Also, offers fire prevention information, safety, and volunteer opportunities.

• Volunteer fire station

• Volunteer opportunities

• Fire prevention information

• Fire services volunteer opportunities

Volunteer fire station:

• Fire prevention information

• Fire services volunteer opportunities

Mayor and City Council Members

• Member contact information: ?https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61564763818779#

Departments City Clerk:

• Responsible for administrative support, finance, elections, and other government functions

Fire Department:

• Provides fire and rescue services

Local fire services

• Fire department with fire prevention and suppression services

• Also accepts donated cars to be used for training. Each year, the department trains its 45 volunteers in how to safely extract people from vehicles following a crash. This kind of training requires vehicles for crews to practice on. Individuals interested in donating a vehicle can receive a tax credit. The department provides a receipt for tax purposes and donated vehicles are transported for free.

Local fire services

Fire and emergency response for Hill City and surrounding areas

Provides fire services and rescue services including:

• Fire education and inspections

• Fire suppression

• Hazardous material response

Volunteer fire station:

• Fire services

• Fire prevention information

• Fire services volunteer opportunities

Provides fire and emergency response for the city of Longville and surrounding areas

Mayor and City Council Members:

• Member contact information https://www.lakebentonminnesota.com/mayor

Departments:

• Administration

• Economic Development

• Library

• Maintenance Department

• Parks and Recreation: Includes four parks, three of which provide camping (Hole in the Mountain Park, Lakeside Park, Norwegian Park, and Picnic Point County Park)

• Public Safety: Maintains an ambulance, fire, and police department

• Recycling

• Utilities

Provides fire safety information, emergency services, and demonstrations on-site. Services include:

• Extinguisher demos for any business or group

• Freeborn County Fire Investigation Team (FCFIT): trained to look for the cause and origin of the fire and assist other fire departments with investigative needs

• Free smoke detectors and installation at no charge. Limit one per household.

• Reassurance call-in program for the elderly or single individuals for safety check-in

• Response to fires, and other emergencies such as vehicle accidents

• Safety talks and presentations to groups and organizations

Provides fire and rescue services including:

• Emergency medical services

• Fire suppression

• Fire safety and prevention education

• Inspection and testing of fire protection systems

• Investigating fires

• Reviews fire codes and issues permits,

• Technical and water rescues

Mayor and City Council Members -?Member contact information: ?https://www.aurora-mn.com/departments/city_council/CityCouncil.php Departments

• City Officials: Mayor and city councils

• City Clerk: Building permits, cemetery, community building, elections including absentee ballot, licenses (for liquor, rental and solicitor's), planning and zoning, and utility billing (waste water)

• Fire Department: (218)229-3131; [email protected]; fire code questions, fire safety training and Aurora Auxiliary Fundraising

• Garbage pick up

• Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA): (218)229-2804; [email protected]; Neighborhood Revitalization Mini Grant to upgrade and improve the exterior of the residents' homes and property

• Parks and Recreations

• Public Works: (218)229-2624; [email protected]; maintains the City's infrastructure, buildings, equipment and open space, and for providing services to meet other essential needs of the city, including snow plowing

• Water and waste water: (218)229-2231; [email protected]; drinking water quality, new water/waste water connection, sump pump inspections 2021, waste water questions and water questions

Local fire services

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