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Provides waste reduction services and countywide recycling, organics, and hazardous waste programs through education, technical assistance, and resource support. Services offered:

• Christmas Tree Recycling

• Electronics Recycling

• Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection

• Mercury Products Recycling

• Organics and Yard Waste Composting

• Oil Recycling

• Refuse Transfer Stations

• Residential Recycling Programs

• Sanitary Landfills

• Trash/Garbage Pickup

• Used Sharps Disposal

Programs that encourage total community involvement in discouraging preventable crime:

• K-9 unit
• Patrol services
• Specialty units
• Investigative services
• Animal shelter for stray holds and adoption

Animal control:

• Emergency concerns include: Animal fighting, intentional animal abuse, animal/vehicle collisions, vicious animals, animals chasing/attacking people
• Non-emergency concerns include: Stray dogs, nuisance barking, animals in distress, animal bites and scratches that break the skin, removal of dead animal carcasses

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.

Mayor and City Council Member Contact Information Departments

• City Clerk's Office

• Public works/waste/wastewater

Services

• Cleveland Area Food Shelf

• Emergency Management

• Parks: Cherry Creek Park, Veteran's Memorial Cleveland, and Water Tower Park

• Permits: Building, burning, zoning, etc.

Mayor and City Council Members: Member contact information Departments:

• Building Department: Enforces state building codes through inspections of new and remodeled units within the community

• City Administration: Responsible for managing the overall operation of the city. Provides information about elections and voting to residents. Manages and provides animal licenses and other licenses needed for business operations.

• Public Works Department: Provides the operation and maintenance of the city's infrastructure systems which includes water, sewer, street maintenance/cleaning, recycling collection, snow removal, storm water, park maintenance, and public works administration.

Mayor and City Council:

• Member contact information

City Departments:

• Administration: Responsible for the administrative management of the City, municipal finance, interdepartmental coordination, and personnel management

• Clerk/Treasurer: Responsible for processing the payroll and conducting elections in election years. Directs local elections including preparing ballots, supplies polling places, post notices of election, coordinates details with the County, and certify results for the Council

• Economic Development Authority: Proposes specific economic development plans, projects, or strategies to enhance the economic strength of the community

• Building Department: Reviews building permit applications and conducts buidling inspections

• Finance: Responsible for the City's financial budgets, assisting with banking, and processing payroll claims

• Public Works: Provides a range of services, including street construction, roadside landscape maintenance, street sweeping, street light service, storm sewers, water, wastewater, storm sewer, snow plowing, and solid waste. Also, oversees the community gardens. Public Works address is located at 700 Lewis Avenue North.

• Utility Billing: Provides water connection services and repair for the City

Provides waste reduction services and countywide recycling, organics, and hazardous waste programs through education, technical assistance, and resource support. Services offered:

• Christmas Tree Recycling

• Electronics Recycling

• Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection

• Mercury Products Recycling

• Organics and Yard Waste Composting

• Oil Recycling

• Refuse Transfer Stations

• Residential Recycling Programs

• Sanitary Landfills

• Trash/Garbage Pickup

• Used Sharps Disposal

Provides city services, including:

• Building permits and inspections

• - Elections: Administers city, county, state, and federal elections for residents who live within City limits and provides information regarding absentee voting, in-person voting, and early voting.

• - Mayor and City Council Members: For member contact information, visit the website https://www.annandale.mn.us/city-council

• - Planning commission: Reviews development plans and advises the City Council on site plan review, platting and subdivisions, conditional use permits, variances, and other planning and zoning related items.

• Public Works: Is responsible for the day-to-day operation and maintenance of the community's infrastructure. Public Works duties include, but are not limited to:
• - Water & Sewer- Maintenance of the City's water production, distribution, sanitary sewer collection, and stormwater systems; water meter reading and repairs when needed, fire hydrants, and utility locates.

Streets - Repairs, preventative maintenance, snow plowing, roadside trimming to prevent sightline obstruction, street sweeping, street signage, street and signal light maintenance. Parks - Maintenance of the City's public open spaces including parks and cemeteries, City trails and sidewalks. Forestry - Answering resident questions about trees, and managing growth of trees and brush in City parks and public property. Compost - Maintaining the City's compost facility.

• Utilities: Water, sewer, garbage, and recycling

Mayor and City Council:

• Member information

Departments: City Maintenance:

• Responsible for the city streets and alleys, sanitary sewer system, and water system??

• Email: [email protected]

• Phone: (507)859-2158

?Parks and Recreation: ?- Provides park facilities and programs to accommodate residents' and visitors' needs and interests. Sanitation and Recycling: ?- Contracts with an outside waste management company, Southwest Sanitation for solid waste collection and West Central Sanitation for recycling. Everyone within the community is required to have garbage collection and all residential customers are required to have recycling collection. To set up garbage service, contact the City Clerk. Water Utilities:

• Provides safe, high-quality water services to the community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation. Contact the office if there are any questions or need assistance with any matters related to the water.

Mayor and City Council:

• Member contact information

City Departments:

• Administration

• Building Inspections: Provides field inspections, zoning enforcement, building permits, sign persmits, and recreational fire permits. Intake phone number (952)895-4444. Fax number (952)895-4512.

• City Clerk/Elections

• Community Services: Promotes programs and services to help build a better neighborhood. Intake phone number (952)895-4509. Fax number (952)895-4462.

• Economic Development: Administers financial incentives to encourage business development. Hours are open 8 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday.

• Licensing: Licenses including liquor, tobacco and gambling. Intake phone number (952)895-4460.

• Rental Licensing and Code Enforcement: Rental licensing and property maintenance. Intake phone number (952)895-4440.

• Natural Resources: Provides habitat management, ecological restoration in natural areas, surface water management, wildlife management programs, urban forest management, natural resources public education, and develop plans for environmental impacts. Intake phone number (952)895-4550. Address is located at 13713 Frontier Lane.

• Planning Division: Provides development review, studies, zoning, flood plain information, mapping, legal documentation of land use regulations, development decisions, and redevelopment/improvement grant applications

• Public Works: Responsible for maintenance, repair, and snow plowing of local streets and cul-de-sacs. Also responsible for maintaining traffic signals, street name and regulatory signs, storm sewer and ponding areas, pavement markings, and tree trimming along boulevards. Intake phone number (952)895-4555. Fax number (952)895-4531. Hours are open 7 am - 3:30 pm Monday - Friday.

• Utility Billing: Provides services and billing for costs associated with fresh water delivery and waste water removal. Intake phone number (952)895-4480. Email address [email protected]. Payment mailing address is City of Burnsville PO Box 77025 Minneapolis, MN 55480.

Mayor and City Council Members: ?- Member contact information https://www.saintpetermn.gov/337/City-Council ?City Departments:?

• Administration and Finance

• Building

• Economic Development Authority

• Elections

• Finance

• Permits and Licensing

• Planning and Zoning

• Public Works

• Recreation: Offers a variety of different parks that feature campgrounds, community centers, and trails.

• Utilities

Mayor and City Council Members: Member contact information Administration

• City Clerk
• Assistant City Clerk
• Maintenance Staff: (320)395-2519

Compost Site:

• Located east of City Park located on 2nd Avenue South
• Yard Waste Accepted: Grass, leaves, brush, and logs 18 inches in diameter or less

Parks

• Downtown Square Park
• Prairie Ridge Park with playground
• Sunrise Park with walking trail
• Main Park located on 2nd Avenue South with baseball, softball, playground, tennis court, basketball half court, picnic shelter, and football field.

? Recycling

• Items Accepted: Glass, plastic, metals, newspaper, magazines, catalogs, phone books, boxes, and paper Sewer
• Property owners experiencing a sewer backup should call city office. After hours residents may call the Sheriff's Office at (320)864-3134.

Utilities:

• Water, sewer, and garbage billing Water
• Residents with concerns regarding water should call Paul Dhoore at (320)395-2068

Mayor and City Council Members:

• Member contact information

???Administration ?????- Responsible for City Council support, finance, elections, and general city government administration Community Development ?- Responsible for building permits, city engineering, and city planning ?City Attorney

• Responsible for city legal matters

• Phone: (612)743-4242- Email: [email protected]

Public Utilities ?- Billing services for city utilities

• Garbage: Tennis Sanitation (651)459-1887

• Sewer and Water: St. Anthony Village (612)782-3318

Public Works ?- Responsible for city maintenance, snow removal, sewer maintenance, water maintenance, and tree inspections

• City Tree Inspector: John Lund (651)338-1383

• City Water Superintendent: John Manship (651)426-9386

• Snow Removal: (612)256-9214

• Sewer Maintenance: (651) 755-9828

Mayor and City Council

• Member contact information

Departments:

• City clerk

• Landfill: Call to arrange for pick-up. Residents will be charged for item or load and pay for use of truck and man to haul load to landfill. April is clean-up month and at that time the resident will only be charged for the load and not for the use of the truck and man to haul the load to landfill. There may be a minimum charge fee.

• Snow removal: Call the city office to be put on the list for this service

• Zoning Permits: Permit is required for all types of improvements to the home. Types of work included are siding, shingling, windows, sidewalks, fences, sheds, garages, new construction, and more.

• Utility services such as water, sewer, and garbage

Provides waste reduction services and countywide recycling, organics, and hazardous waste programs through education, technical assistance, and resource support. Services offered:

• Christmas Tree Recycling

• Electronics Recycling

• Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection

• Mercury Products Recycling

• Organics and Yard Waste Composting

• Oil Recycling

• Refuse Transfer Stations

• Residential Recycling Programs

• Sanitary Landfills

• Trash/Garbage Pickup

• Used Sharps Disposal

Mayor and City Council Members: Member contact information Departments:

• City Administration: Oversees the city operations and departments.

• Building Department: Oversees building permits, building inspections, and building projects.

• Planning and Community Development: Plans, organizes, and implements programs and activities relating to planning, zoning, economic, and community development.

• Public Works Department: Responsible for repairing a road, mowing a park, cleaning a public building, sweeping a street, picking up brush, plowing/ snow removal, city parks, trails, garbage, recycling, water, and sewer services.

• Utility Billing

Mayor and City Council Members: For member contact information visit https://ci.maple-lake.mn.us/council Departments:

• City Administration: Oversees city department operations

• Economic Development: Building permits, plumbing permits, and mechanical permits

• Elections: Provides residents with information about how to register to vote, early voting, elections, and other related services

• Public Works: Responsible for several functions such as the parks, street cleaning and maintenance, airport, utilities, and compost sites
• Utilities: Water, sewer, garbage, and recycling services to residents.

Mayor and City Council Members Member contact information Departments:

• City Clerk/Treasurer: Provides building permits; dog and cat licenses

• Community Center

• Parks and Recreation

• Public Works/Waste treatment

• Utility Services: Provides electric, water, natural gas, sewer, and garbage/recycling services; energy rebates

Mayor and City Council Member Contact Information City services include:

• Brush and Compost Pile, 20149 Ridge Road Elysian, MN 56028

• Building inspection: Building code, building inspection, and building permit

• Building inspection provided by City Building Inspection Services, LLC (507)362-4282 local, (877)333-5620 toll-free, (507)362-4022 fax

• Economic Development Authority: Expands existing industrial and commercial businesses, provides business educational opportunities, enhances tourism development, and expands housing opportunities

• Park Board

• Police services provided by the Le Sueur County Sheriff's Department

• Public Works and Utilities include water and sewer

• Refuse/Recycle: West Central Sanitation, (800)246-7630

Mayor and City Council Members:

• Member contact information https://www.hillsmn.com/

Departments:

• Administration and Finance

• Animal Licenses

• Building Department

• City sewer system

• Legion Rental space

• Parks and recreation: Includes information about Hills Rez Park and Jacobson Park

• Utilities: Includes information on phone, internet, and internet, as well as water meters and rates. Also includes information regarding garbage and recycling.

Administration For information about the mayor and city council members, visit the website https://www.montrose-mn.com/government/mayor_and_council/index.php Building

• Oversees all residential and commercial building permits

Election

• Ballot information; election information; register to vote; serving as an election judge; voting absentee/voting early

Engineering

• Responsible for the planning, design, management, and construction of the City's infrastructure, including streets, storm, sanitary, water, and street lighting

Finance

• Coordination and planning of all City financial information, including annual budget and tax levy
• Process accounts receivable, accounts payable, and utility billing

License and Permit

• Animal, fence, and parking permit

Planning and Zoning -Responsible for adhering to the City's Comprehensive Plan, subdivision regulations, and zoning codes

• Review land use plans and administer land use control ordinances and zoning enforcement

Public Works

• Coordinate and manage all of the activities associated with the operation and maintenance of the city's facilities, infrastructure, and properties, including community garden, parks and trails, sanitary sewer system, snow removal, street repair, street signs, storm sewers, and water mains
• Garbage and recycling: Randy's Sanitation/Republic Services (763)972-3335
• Yard waste/compost site: 800 Buffalo Ave S (1/4 mile south of the stoplights on the east side of the road inside the fenced area), available only to residents of Montrose. Yard waste includes acorns, apples, corn stalks, firewood (up to 2-inch diameter), garden vegetation, grass clippings, leaves, pine cones, pumpkins, shrubs, and tree branches.

Mayor and City Council Members:

• Member contact information https://lafayettemn.com/mayor-and-council

Departments:

• Administration

• Animal Services

• Code Compliance

• Culture Department

• Elections

• Finance

• Parks and Recreation

• Public Works

• Sanitation and Recycling

• Utilities

• Zoning Permits

Provides waste reduction services and countywide recycling, organics, and hazardous waste programs through education, technical assistance, and resource support. Services offered:

• Christmas Tree Recycling

• Electronics Recycling

• Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection

• Mercury Products Recycling

• Organics and Yard Waste Composting

• Oil Recycling

• Refuse Transfer Stations

• Residential Recycling Programs

• Sanitary Landfills

• Trash/Garbage Pickup

• Used Sharps Disposal

• ADA: (612)596-0300

• Adopt-A-Highway information: (612)596-0339

• Dead animal pickup (for deer only; all other animals call Animal Control): (612)596-0299

• Election Information: (612)348-5151

• Government Center, 300 South 6th Street, Minneapolis: (612)348-8240

• Jail, (City/County) 350 South 5th Street, Minneapolis: (612)348-5112

• Juvenile Detention Center: (612)348-8122

• Licensing: (612)348-8240, (drivers, game, fishing, marriage)

• Map request hotline: (612)596-0352

• Notary Public filings: (612)348-8240

• Permit information/office: (612)596-0339

• Personnel: (612)348-2163; employment opportunities, 612-348-7855

• Probation Files - Adult: (612)348-2110; Juvenile: 612-348-3700

• Property Tax Information: (612)348-3011

• Public Defender: (612)348-7530

• Recorder/Registrar: (612)348-5139

• Recycling Hotline: (612)348-3777

• Retirees to the rescue (property tax work-off program): (612)348-3046

• Roads - Construction and Maintenance (Public Works): (612)596-0300

• Traffic sign information: (612)596-0310

• Traffic signal information: (612)596-0293, (612)673-5750

• Traffic Violations (District Court Customer Service Line): (612)348-2040

• Voter Registration: (612)348-5151

• Warrant information: (612)48-2000

Mayor and City Council Members:

• Member contact information

City Departments: Administration

• Responsible for the city's administrative tasks

Parks and Recreation

• Responsible for the maintenance of city parks

Public Works

• Responsible for the maintenance of city garbage, recycling, streets, storm sewers, wastewater, and utility services

• Email: [email protected]