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

The City of Blaine Parks Recreation Department will be launching a new online registration system at the beginning of the fall season. Read More

During a pandemic, it would be easy to assume that development activity grinds to an abrupt halt. That scenario is not what the city is currently experiencing as you can see in the latest Blaine Planning Commission and Blaine City Council meeting agendas. Read More

This year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Night to Unite has been rescheduled to Tuesday, October 6. Read More

The residents of Blaine may have noticed that some of the more recent land use applications within the city have garnered a lot of attention, and more specifically, a lot of attention from residents immediately adjacent to certain developments. Read More

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

Dogs must be leashed when out for a walk. Read More

With the increase in temperatures and a lot of sunshine, it is common for Minnesota water bodies to produce harmful algae blooms. Read More

Want to know what development activity is occurring the community? Read More

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Starting in July, City of Blaine public meetings will again be held in the city council chambers at Blaine City Hall. These meetings will be a hybrid of Zoom meetings and in-person meetings. Read More

Due to COVID-19 many large events are being canceled and the impact will be felt far beyond the field, course, or stage. Read More...

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

Blaine City Hall is now open by appointment only. Most city business can still be conducted remotely by contacting staff by email or phone. Read More

Blaine businesses, whether large or small, are an integral part of the economic health of the community. Read More

The city’s Planning and Economic Development Department has been working remotely during the COVID 19 pandemic. Read More

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Blaine opened the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) on March 13. Read More

The Blaine City Council passed a new temporary outdoor dining policy to allow restaurants flexibility as they open under new COVID-19 guidelines. Read More

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

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

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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