The New Hope City Council has declared Jan. 26–30, 2026, as Winter Salt Week, highlighting the importance of responsible salt use to protect local lakes, streams and drinking water while maintaining public safety.

Swap puzzles and connect with neighbors at the Great Puzzle Exchange this winter.

Fearless Females is a free, one-day program for young women ages 14 to 18 who want to learn about careers in law enforcement and public safety.

These resources offer information on immigrant rights and legal assistance and are available for anyone seeking support.

The City of New Hope has named Community Development Administrative Specialist Linda Bergemann as its 2025 Employee of the Year.

A six-hole course will be sculpted through the snow for a unique golfing experience.

The City of New Hope has approved updated utility rates, effective in 2026, as part of the 2026 budget.

At its Dec. 8 meeting, the New Hope City Council approved the City’s 2026 budget and property tax levy, setting the financial plan for City services, infrastructure investments and long-term priorities in the coming year.

When winter weather hits, New Hope Public Works springs into action to clear snow and ice from City streets, keeping travel safe for everyone.

Advisory boards like the HRC help shape local policy by sharing diverse community perspectives with the City Council.

The annual survey offers valuable insights into city services and opportunities for improvement.

The annual contest invites local photographers to capture the unique beauty of our community.

The City of New Hope is pleased to announce that Aaron Thelen has been named as its next Parks and Recreation Director.

Low-interest financing is available for a range of home improvement projects.

The results of the completed service line materials inventory are publicly available.

New Hope residents looking to beautify their homes may be eligible for reimbursement through the city’s new Curbside Appeal Reimbursement Program.