The New Hope City Council recognized the winners during its meeting on April 28.

Join us for a free, one-day event designed for adults of all ages who want to learn more about their local police department.

Metropolitan Mosquito Control District trucks, drones, helicopters and staff will be out in neighborhoods and parks working to reduce mosquito-borne disease and annoyance.

Sweeping is scheduled to begin on Monday, April 21.

Are you prepared for severe weather?

April showers bring May flowers… and pollution to our lakes, rivers, and streams.

The Board of Appeal and Equalization Meeting is April 10 at 7 p.m.

Residents of New Hope can dispose of leaves, brush and other yard waste free of charge at the Maple Grove Yard Waste Site.

Throughout the month, there will be increased enforcement of distracted driving laws on all Minnesota roads.

If you need assistance with your tax filing, there are several preparation programs available to help get them done by the April 15 deadline.

The City is partnering with Metro Blooms and the Conservation Corps of Minnesota to help New Hope homeowners manage stormwater on their property at a reduced cost.

New Hope residents are eligible to pre-order rain barrels and compost bins at a discounted rate through the Recycling Association of Minnesota.

Starting March 31, New Hope’s curbside recycling program through Hennepin Recycling Group (HRG) will expand to include weekly organics recycling collection materials using a separate cart.

Recognize someone who devotes their time and effort to improving the quality of life in New Hope by volunteering to help others.

HES and New Hope partner to provide free and reduced-cost visits for residents interested in making energy efficiency improvements.

At Monday's New Hope City Council meeting, the City honored longtime city planner Alan Brixius for more than 40 years of dedicated service.

The six winners were recognized at the Jan. 27 City Council meeting.

At Monday's Council meeting, newly elected Mayor John Elder and reelected Council Members Andy Hoffe and Mike Isenberg were sworn in. The Council also appointed newcomer Kyle Coryell to fill the vacant seat.