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The Leaflet is a mini-update from the City of Maple Plain, just a glance at recent Council discussions or other issues. If you have questions or ideas for future updates, please send them to the City of Maple Plain.

Utility Bill Delivery: Maple Plain residents watch your mail. Your quarterly newsletter and utility bill should be arriving soon. If you haven't received it yet reach out to City Hall. For more information, click HERE.

Important Notice for Maple Plain Property Owners: The City of Maple Plain is starting work on a 2026 Downtown Street Reconstruction Project. Our engineers at Bolton & Menk are preparing a study to help guide the project. Streets included in the project: Main Street E (Pioneer Ave. to Budd Ave.), Pioneer Avenue, Delano Avenue, Maple Avenue, Marsh Avenue, Spring Avenue & Industrial Street. Work may include: New pavement, Replacing water and sewer pipes, Curb and gutter, Sidewalks, Lighting, & Storm sewer improvements As with past projects, some of the cost will be assessed to properties that benefit from the work.

Public Hearing:

Tuesday, January 20, 2026
7:00 PM
Maple Plain City Hall – Council Chambers

For more information, click HERE.

Public Hearing Tax Increment Financing Plan: The City of Maple Plain will hold a public hearing to talk about plans for future development in town.

Date: Monday, February 9, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Maple Plain City Hall – Council Chambers

What is being discussed?

A Development Program for Development District No. 2
A Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Plan for TIF District (Redevelopment) No. 2-1

For more information, click HERE.

Dog Tags Available at Maple Plain City Hall: The City of Maple Plain offers dog tags to help keep our four-legged residents safe and to assist West Hennepin Public Safety when a dog is found wandering or separated from its owner. These tags are a simple, effective way to ensure lost dogs can be quickly identified and returned home. For more information, click HERE.

Maple Plain Calls for “Hydrant Heroes”: During snowy winter months, fire hydrants can quickly become buried by plowed or drifting snow. When first responders are forced to dig out hydrants during an emergency, valuable response time is lost. Time that can make a critical difference. To help keep our community safe, the City of Maple Plain is asking residents to become “Hydrant Heroes” by helping keep fire hydrants clear throughout the winter. Fire officials recommend maintaining a clear, 3-foot path around hydrants so they can be accessed immediately when needed. For more information, click HERE.

Winter Parking Restrictions: Winter parking restrictions go into effect on November 1st. No parking on city streets: 1 am to 7 am. Following a snow fall of three inches or more in depth, it shall be unlawful to park or permit to be parked, or to continue to park or permit to stand, any vehicle upon any street until the snow has been plowed from curb to curb or the same has been otherwise disposed of. For more information, click HERE.

Upcoming Events:

January 19th Martin Luther King Day (City Offices Closed)
January 20th 2026 Street Improvement Project Public Hearing 7:00 pm
January 26th City Council Workshop 5:30 pm
January 26th City Council Business Meeting 7:00 pm
February 5th Planning Commission Meeting 6:00 pm
February 9th City Council Workshop 5:30 pm
February 9th Public Hearing for TIF District 7:00 pm
February 16th Presidents Day (City Offices Closed)
February 23rd Council Chat - Mayor Julie Maas-Kusske 4:00 pm
February 23rd City Council Workshop 5:30 pm
February 23rd City Council Business Meeting 7:00 pm

For past editions of the Leaflet, click HERE.