By filling out the online application you can have your ballot for the August primary and the November general election mailed to you. Read More

Stormwater ponds are manmade bodies of water designed for the purpose of treating stormwater runoff. Read More

Since 1991, each May is recognized as American Wetlands Month. Read More

The City of Blaine will be focusing on alternative program options for the summer park and recreation program season. Read More

There will be four city offices up for election in 2020. On the ballot will be Mayor and three city council seats. Read More

Spring fire hydrant flushing started on May 11 and is expected to last up to four weeks. Read More

Show us your best shot. From people, pets, and places to celebrations and locations, you are invited to show us your impression of Blaine. Read More

This information has been compiled by the Community Outreach unit of the Blaine Police Department. Read More

With the extension of the stay at home order through May 4, we are asking all Blaine residents to continue to follow the order and respect social and physical distancing when you need to make essential trips. Read More

The results are in for the Impressions of Blaine Winter Photo Contest! Read More

Everyone needs to be counted, because data from the census will help determine how $15.5 billion in federal funds are distributed across Minnesota each year for things like health care, education, and roads. Read More

Garlic mustard is a highly aggressive invasive species, growing in woodlands and woodland edges. Read More

Blaine businesses are an integral part of the economic health of the community. BlaineBizMN has posted a business resources page containing information related to emergency loan programs, changes in city policy, and how to stay informed. Read More

Frequent and heavy rains across the area last fall caused creeks, lakes, ponds, and wetlands to be at their highest levels in years. Now, the ability of the drainage system to hold the predicted snowmelt this spring looks compromised. Read More

On March 17 the City of Blaine closed all public buildings until further notice. City staff are continuing to work and assist the public but the buildings will not be open for in person business. Read More

Dog owners must carry a plastic bag or some other means of picking up after their dog whenever they are off their own property. Read More

In mid-March Blaine residents will receive a postcard from the U.S. Census Bureau. The postcard will include information on how to complete the census online. Read More

This information has been compiled by the Community Outreach unit of the Blaine Police Department. Read More

Maureen Rose Skinner, Michael Robert Blake, and Michael Reid Swenson were recently presented the Blaine Police Department Citizen Recognition/Life Saving Award. Read More

Blaine BizConnect is a monthly update on development happenings in the City of Blaine. Read More

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Congratulations to Tom Stuart with Hilltop Sunrise Read More

Earlier this year the city selected Intuitive Municipal Solutions to develop an online permitting tool that would integrate with the City of Blaine website. Read More

The results are in for the Impressions of Blaine Summer Photo Contest. Read More

Blaine BizConnect is a monthly update on development happenings in the City of Blaine. Read More

Blaine Safety Camp, held in late July, brought 160 fourth graders together for two days a fun and learning. Read More

The results are in for the Impressions of Blaine Spring Photo Contest! Read More