HomeMy WebLinkAbout2023-10-27October 27, 2023
Public Meetings Next Week:
None
Join us on Nextdoor
Visit our website
Full meeting packets and meeting can be accessed here:
Agendas and Minutes
Where do I vote?
Not sure where to vote in the upcoming
school district election on November 7th?
If you have voted in past elections at either the Fire Station or the old City Hall
building, you will still vote at the same location. If you are unsure which precinct
you live in, please use the Minnesota Secretary of State's poll finder to determine
your polling location: Pollfinder Sample ballots can also be found via the poll finder.
Early voting is also taking place now at four locations in Washington County. More
info is available here: https://www.co.washington.mn.us/3441/Voting
Precinct 1 - Fire Station
3510 Laverne Avenue North
Precinct 2 - Old City Hall Building
3800 Laverne Avenue North
Street Sweeping Next Week
Public Works will be sweeping select streets to removeexcessive leaf build up and chip seal rocks from 2023 streetprojects starting Wednesday, November 1st through Wednesday,
November 8th. Please minimize on street parking and keep
garbage containers in your driveway and off the streets.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Drop Box Available
The new City Center building has a
convenient drop box located on the front of
the building.
Utility payments, permit applications and
other documents may be dropped in the
box during or after office hours.
In person absentee voting
now open
Residents in Mahtomedi, St. Paul Park, South
Washington County School District 833, Stillwater
Area Public Schools District 834, Hastings School
District 200, and Chisago Lakes School District
2144 have elections this year.
The voting centers are at:
· Washington County Government Center:
14949 62nd St. N., Stillwater.
· Central Park, Lower Level: 8595 Central Park
Place, Woodbury.
· Cottage Grove Service Center: 13000 Ravine
Parkway S., Cottage Grove.
· Headwaters Service Center: 19955 Forest
Road N., Forest Lake.
See the county's website to learn about eligibility
requirements and how to fill out an absentee
voting application at
www.co.washington.mn.us/3441/Voting. There are
also sample ballots on the website.
ADOPT A STORM DRAIN
PROGRAM
Storm drains serve as direct pathways
to our lakes rivers, and streams, and
natural materials (grass clippings,
leaves, and dirt) can act as pollutants
once they go down the drain. If you
live in an area with storm drains, you
can join a statewide effort to help keep
our storm drains clean through the
Adopt a Drain program.
More information is available here:
Adopt A Drain
Washington County Public Health & Environment
is asking residents to participate in a short survey
to inform local planning for groundwater and
solid waste programs that help manage garbage,
recycling, food waste, yard waste, and hazardous
waste from residents. Your input will help us
develop programs and services that make
Washington County a great place to live, work,
and play.
Take the survey
What would our cities look like if kids were in charge?
The Mayor for a Day Essay Contest is back
to find out!
To enter, fourth, fifth, and sixth graders can
answer the prompt, “What would you do if
you were mayor for a day?” for a chance to
win $100 and recognition in Minnesota
Cities magazine.
The deadline for submissions is Dec.
12. Students and parents/guardians can
submit essays via an online form, a PDF
email attachment, or through the mail.
Details can be found here: LMC
When Halloween is over, don't trash your pumpkins! Instead, bring them to a drop-off site
in Washington County. Drop-off sites will be open to all residents from October 31 -
November 12 in seven locations: Cottage Grove, Hugo, Mahtomedi, Oakdale, Scandia,
Stillwater, and Woodbury. Pumpkins must be free of paint, glitter, or any other
decorations.
For drop-off site location and hours, website.
Note: Some waste haulers may also pick up pumpkins. Contact your hauler for details.
Winter Parking
Please remember that the City of Lake Elmo has a
winter parking ordinance that prohibits parking
on city streets from November 1st through
March 31st between 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.
This gives crews a window of time for clearing
streets curb to curb more efficiently. Thank you for
your understanding and cooperation!
The City of Lake Elmo has begun participation in the
State of Minnesota's Performance Measurement
Program. This program began in 2010 for cities and
counties to report on at least 10 performance
measures annually as a way to aid residents,
taxpayers, and state and local elected officials in
determining the efficacy of counties and cities in
providing services and measure residents' opinions of
those services.
Click
here to
access
reporting
results
The Valley Branch Watershed District
(VBWD) is a public organization tasked
with protecting and managing local
water resources within an area spanning
14 cities and townships in Washington
and Ramsey Counties. The VBWD is
seeking input from you as it begins
updating its Watershed Management
Plan which will guide VBWD actions for
the next 10 years. Please take a brief (5-
10 minute) survey to help the VBWD
better understand your concerns and
priorities regarding our local water
resources.
Link to survey: Survey
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