Welcome to the City of Maple Grove blog!
We look forward to the blog being another avenue to interact with and keep residents and businesses current on various topics and areas of interest.
City staff will be posting regularly on the blog, addressing a variety of topics. Please note the blog does not replace other means of communications, but it is an additional source. We will continue to rely on public meetings; webcasts of City Council and Planning Commission meetings; City of Maple Grove website, Facebook page, and newsletter; and as well as other media sources such as the Osseo-Maple Grove Press and Cable Channels 12 and 16.
Author Archives: Public Works
Water Works Wisdom
By Public Works
Maple Grove is updating its Comprehensive Plan to comply with the regional plan Thrive MSP 2040, which Water Resources Policy Plan component envisions an integrated approach to planning for wastewater, water supply, and surface water management. A local example of … Continue reading
2016 Water Use
By Public Works
Maple Grove pumped about 2,813 Million Gallons of groundwater in 2016. The maximum day use was about 19.59 MG on July 2, 2016; the average day use was about 7.71 MG. The summer seasonal use is estimated at about 677.50 … Continue reading
Free Ice Water
By Public Works
Those South Dakotans have a dry sense of humor, appealing to tourists with Jack-a-lope sightings, baby rattlers, and free ice water. The thought of paying for a drink of ice water has probably never crossed your mind. However, you’ve likely … Continue reading
Maple Grove at the Minnesota State Fair
By Public Works
Maple Grove took 3rd Place in a water taste test conducted by the American Water Works Association at the Minnesota State Fair on September 1, 2015. Maple Grove was represented by Jim Sadler, Utility Supervisor, soon to be Chair Person … Continue reading
Winter Water Works
By Public Works
Greetings and warm wishes from the Public Works Utilities Division. Hoping the holiday season finds you nestled snug in your bed, with visions of palm trees or spring time ahead. Rice Lake Sanitary Sewer Project is in the works for … Continue reading