While the program is operated by the chamber, the city provides financial, economic development and infrastructure assistance.
This year's event will have a "Fair" theme with parties encouraged to celebrate all things festive and fun.
The Shakopee Riverfront Cultural Trail will tell the story of Shakopee’s past through the voices of its people.
The Summer 2021 Hometown Messenger will be delivered to Shakopee residents the week of June 1.
The City Council approved seeking bids for the demolition of two homes located on the Sweeney Marina property.
The SMSC Organics Recycling Facility prevents an average of 70,000 tons of organic waste from entering landfills each year.
Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives being held in the Shakopee area.
The Red Cross is holding a blood drive soon in the Shakopee area.
The Community Center will maintain reservations for fitness classes.
This includes City Hall, Shakopee Community Center and Shakopee Ice Arena.
The bloodmobile will set up in the Community Room and accessible from the main entrance.
The survey also helps the city make sure it is representing the community in decisions about programs, policies and strategic plans.
There is no charge for the woodchips, but residents are responsible for hand loading so bring your own shovel.
The City Council approved an agreement in the amount of $104,624.95 with Advanced Systems Integration, Inc.
The Red Cross is holding a couple blood drives in the Shakopee area soon.
Council enters cooperative maintenance agreement with Scott County for pedestrian bridge and nearby trail.
Start your spring cleaning off the right way with some help from the City of Shakopee's annual Clean Up Day Saturday, April 24.
'You will soon have a opportunity to share your thoughts & opinions regarding life in Shakopee as part of a upcoming community wide survey.'
Weather permitting, the City of Shakopee will be conducting prescribed burns on native planting areas the week of April 12-16.
This event is open to all dog owners and their favorite four-legged friends Saturday, May 15 from 10 a.m. to noon at Lions Park.
A variety of 13 species are available, including deciduous (6’-12’ tall) and conifer (2'-3’ tall) trees.
'We want Shakopee residents to have opportunities to get active, socialize and learn new skills in the safest manner possible.'
Shakopee Police Department collected more than 38,000 diapers, wipes and creams for Shakopee Community Assistance diaper bank in February.
No need to register; just log onto the department's Shakopee Police Department's Facebook page at 6 p.m. Wednesdays, February 10-24.
Please drop off any amount, size or type of diapers, wipes and diaper creams to the Shakopee Police Department, 475 Gorman St.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture confirmed an emerald ash borer infestation in the City of Shakopee.
The change creates a consistent zoning district for park and open space land, adding more clarity within the zoning map.
A virtual open house regarding future SandVenture improvements will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, January 28.
Republic Services makes it easy to recycle your Christmas tree with curbside pickup through Jan. 29. The fee for collection is $5.40.
The Organics Recycling Facility is located at 1905 Canterbury Road in Shakopee.
Get the dirt on the developments happening near Jackson Elementary.
The indoor aquatic center will open for lap swim and swimming lessons. Open swimming is not permitted at this time.
Republic Services has proposed a monthly increase of $0.75 to $0.86, depending on the size of your garbage cart.
To become a certified Minnesota building official, a person must pass a written exam.
Shakopee City Hall and the Police Department remain open to the public. All other city buildings are closed.
There is room to make improvements to improve accessibility and add new activities, such a multi-mile mountain bike trail.
City Clerk Lori Hensen noted just over half of Shakopee ballots were cast by absentee ballot.
The closure gives staff time to fully sanitize the building and ensure potentially exposed employees are quarantined and tested.
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