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Pothole hotline Please call to report potholes on city streets, county roads, and state highways.
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2020 residents' guide The annual Maple Grove/Osseo Residents' Guide offers a wide variety of info for citizens and soon-to-be citizens.
I-94 construction project This three-year MnDOT project involves improvements from Maple Grove to Clearwater.
Maple Grove Yardwaste Site Residents can drop off a variety of yard/garden waste for free.
Xcel Energy transmission line inspections Helicopter inspections started in early June and run for 8 to 10 weeks.
City clean-up events Curbside pick-up day is September 28 and clean-up day is October 3 from 8 a.m. to noon.

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Community and Economic Development

To continue to provide city services and reduce the spread of COVID-19, the Maple Grove Government Center and Public Safety Facility have limited access through the main doors where you can use a phone to contact a staff member for assistance.

Staff are available via phone and email, and many city services are available online. Please consider using this website as well as phone and email (see Contact Us) before visiting the Government Center.

Contacts in Community and Economic Development:

Jolene Nelson - Zoning enforcement
763-494-6044

John Van Cleave - Housing, rental housing, inspections
763-494-6043

Peter Vickerman - Planning
763-494-6046

Jesse Corrow - Planning
763-494-6047

Brett Angell - Economic development
763-494-6003

Cindy Brown - Administrative support
763-494-6042

Joe Hogeboom, Community & Economic Development Director

763-494-6045

The Community & Economic Development Department is responsible for planning, zoning, site inspection, rental housing license and inspections, sign permits and license issuance and general housing activities.

Staff reviews development proposals and prepares written reports on comprehensive planning, zoning, and development matters for presentation to the Planning Commission and City Council. The department is also responsible for enforcement of the zoning, subdivision, rental housing, sign ordinances, and implementation of the comprehensive plan.