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Recreation Activities to do During COVID-19

Although city Recreation programs have been cancelled, the Recreation Department has compiled a list of indoor, outdoor and online activities for people of all ages, including seniors.  Check back for any new suggestions that may be added to the ...

City, County and State COVID-19 Updates

Read about city, county and state COVID-19 updates, including free testing locations, another round of small business relief grants, a new job connect program, and more. 

City Will Not Offer Fall Parks and Recreation ProgramsThe City of Arden Hill...

City Council Candidate Filing Packets Available

Two City Council Member seats will be up for election this fall. The two seats will be for four-year terms (2021-2024). 

If you are interested in running for one of the open seats, you must file an Affidavit of Candidacy. Candidate filing packets ...

City Statement on George Floyd and Inclusivity

The City of Arden Hills shares with others our anger, frustration and pain following the tragic death of George Floyd, which has revealed divisions and inequities across our communities. We stand with peaceful protestors who seek justice, and we are worki...

County Road D Ramp to Southbound I-35W to Close August 6

Governor Mandates Face Coverings in Indoor Places

Governor Tim Walz signed an executive order on July 22 that requires Minnesotans to wear a face covering (mask) in certain situations, including indoor businesses and indoor public places, to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Details are outlined in Executi...

North Suburbs Youth Coalition for Justice Addresses City Council

The North Suburbs Youth Coalition for Justice, organizers of the Awaken the Suburbs march, addressed the City Council in a listening session on July 23, 2020. The coalition introduced their organization and shared their perspectives and experiences as Bla...

Guidance for Political Campaign Signs During Election Season

With the August primary just around the corner and the November general election on the horizon, please remember the below guidance regarding political campaign signs during the election season.

• Campaign signs should not interfere with regulatory signs and...

City Seeks Public Works Seasonal Maintenance Workers

The city is seeking self-motivated individuals who enjoy working outdoors, being part of a team, and want to be involved in the important functions of city operations. Public Works Maintenance Workers perform intermediate manual work, operate light equipm...

Reminder: COVID Help Team Available

For the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic
the Sheriff’s Office has formed a COVID "Help Team" to assist thosein the community who are most at risk and vulnerable during this time. The Help
Team serves anyone in Ramsey County who re...

Absentee Voting Continues

Absentee voting for the August 11 State Primary continues. Ramsey County residents can cast their ballot in person at multiple locations or vote by mail through August 10.

All voters can vote early in Minnesota. You do not need to provide a reason.

Vote by ...

City Opens Park Shelter Rentals and Garage Sale Permits; Solicitor Permits Remain Suspended

The City Council
ended its temporary suspension of city park shelter and pavilion rentals, aswell as garage sale permits. Door-to-door solicitor permits remain suspended.

To rent a city park shelter or pavilion, fill out an online facilities rental appl...

Participate in City Council and Planning Commission Meetings Virtually

To maintain its commitment to robust public participation, all City Council and Planning Commission meetings will allow council and commission members, staff and the public to participate virtually in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the interest of p...