Vacancy on Rice Creek Watershed Board

The Rice Creek Watershed District covers 185 square miles through 28 cities and townships. With a focus on conserving and restoring water resources for current and future use, the Rice Creek Watershed District is an important part of our community.&nb...

Please Don't Rake Leaves into the Street

Many of our residents live in fully wooded areas. As the leaves from the trees turn color and fall, they provide both a beautiful show and plenty of cleanup effort. Please keep in mind that all decaying plant material that ends up in the City’s ponds and ...

A Big Thank You to Christ Lutheran Church Community Members

Members of Christ Lutheran Church helped with animal track stenciling at the Blaine Wetland Sanctuary and storm drain stenciling around the Aurelia Park neighborhood. The storm drain stenciling was part of a cooperative project with the Coon Creek Watersh...

Don't Wish-cycle, Recycle

Recycling has become so ingrained in our lifestyle habits that many of us are trying to recycle materials that we think are or might be recyclable, but which in fact are not. This is what is known as “Wish Cycling”, putting things in the recycling contain...

Clean Water Starts at Home

Turf grass has a growth spurt in the fall to store up energy for winter. You can help your grass, save on your water bill, and prevent water pollution all at the same time:

1. Mulch leaves and grass with your lawnmower to return nutrients to the soil and to h...

MnDOT Begins Study on Highway 65

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City of Blaine Pavement Condition Index Project

The City of Blaine is in the process of doing a comprehensive multi-year pavement condition rating of all City streets.  The data generated will allow the City to better plan and select the most effective pavement rehabilitation methods, identify...

Ceremony Held for 105th Avenue Opening

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TPC Construction Update

To Residents of Deacon’s Walk and the Surrounding Areas,Coming on the heels of the announcement of the 3M Open coming to TPC Twin Cities in 2019, there have been questions about potential construction projects as a result of the event becoming an official...

Blaine Now the Largest City in Anoka County

Blaine is now the largest City in Anoka County. The current population estimate for Blaine is 65,369, and continues to grow by approximately 1,300 residents per year. This growth is expected to continue for at least the next five years and will continue t...

105th Avenue Reconstruction Update 07/12/2018

105th Avenue Reconstruction Update 06/21/2018

105th Avenue Reconstruction Update 06/13/2018

105th Avenue Reconstruction Update 06/06/2018

Peddlers and Solicitors

Throughout the year door-to-door peddling, soliciting and canvassing raises questions from Blaine residents. While most of these activities are regulated by the City they cannot be prohibited entirely. A canvasser, for example, may go door-to-door without...

105th Avenue Reconstruction Update 05/02/2018

2017 Consumer Confidence Drinking Water Report

By law, all community water systems are required to distribute their drinking water report to customers before July 1 of each year. This annual report, known as the Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), includes results of water monitoring conducted on the Ci...

Your City Staff: Jean Keely

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Blaine PD News Release - BHS

On February 22, 2018 at approximately 6:00 pm the Blaine Police Department received several reports of a threat referencing “bhs” students on multiple social media sites. This threat does not reference Blaine High School.

Introducing BlaineMN MobileConnect

A new digital tool providing a mobile connection option to local resources and news when you're on the go.

105th Avenue Reconstruction Update 12/19/2017

Wetland Sanctuary Update - 11/20/2017

Blaine Wetland Sanctuary Moves Forward

Construction of the new boardwalk trail from East Lake Park to Lexington Ave. and preparations for the wetland restoration project both started in January 2017.

The land for these projects was first acquired by the city between late 1990’s and 2003. Some w...