Nominations for the 2020 RAVE! Awards are now open!

All eligible voters in New Hope can vote absentee, either by mail or in person, through Aug. 10.

The annual City Services Survey is now open and available through Sept. 18.

The Minnesota Department of Health requires water suppliers, including the city of New Hope, to prepare an annual water consumer confidence report providing detailed information abou the water quality in New Hope for the previous year.

The city receives many complaints throughout the summer concerning long grass and weeds in neighborhood yards. Weeds, including tall grass that exceeds eight inches in height, must be cut, destroyed or otherwise eradicated by the owner of the property.

Have you responded to the 2020 Census? It has never been easier- or more important - for you to respond.

Many residents have reported receiving a mailing from the Center for Voter Information containing an absentee ballot application and encouraging them to vote by mail in the upcoming elections.

In most communities, when a street project is done adjacent to a property owner's home, that property owner is billed for at least a portion of that project's cost. New Hope, instead, funds those projects through its annual street infrastructure levy.

The New Hope Community Farmers Market is back for the 2020 season.

The city of New Hope is recruiting election judge. Election judges administer voting procedures to ensure a fair and accessible election for all eligible voters

Hennepin County residents who have been financially impacted by COVID-19 may qualify for emergency assistance through the county to help with rent and other housing related costs.

Hennepin County will be performing pavement maintenance work on Bass Lake Road this month.

A portion of Boone Avenue will be closed Monday, June 8 while utility crews perform work at Boone Avenue and Northwood Parkway.

New Hope City Council has approved ordinance amendments regulating the sale of tobacco and related devices.

An important message to the New Hope community from New Hope City Council.

The New Hope City Council formally accepted the 2019 Financial Audit Report at its May 26 meeting.

New Hope City Council approved an interim ordinance temporarily suspending applicable zoning regulations related to outdoor dining.

Although many in-person Memorial Day events are canceled this year, there are a number of virtual ways to pay tribute to the men and women who lost their lives in service to our country.

Due to the health and safety challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, the city of New Hope is delaying the opening of its new aquatic facility until the 2021 season.

To honor the dedication and valuable contributions made by public works personnel, New Hope has proclaimed May 17-23, 2020 as National Public Works Week.

The filing period for mayor and two council member seats on the New Hope City Council will open on May 19.

New Hope City Council has approved a resolution extending the trial period for expanded use of the Cooper outdoor athletic stadium by an additional two years.

Council Approves On-Sale Liquor License for Microdistillery and Cocktail Room.

New Hope has proclaimed May 10-16, 2020 as National Police Week.

Lane and ramp closures begin May 11 as safety improvements are made to the Rockford Road (42nd Avenue) Bridge.

At the April 27 city council meeting, the New Hope City Council awarded contracts for the 2020 and 2021 sanitary sewer lining projects, improvements to Begin and Northwood parks, and a purchase and redevelopment agreement for 6027 West Broadway.

Hennepin County has launched a Small Business Relief Program to help small businesses meet their immediate financial needs

The city of New Hope is participating in the 40th annual Building Safety Month, a worldwide campaign presented by the International Code Council, its members and partners to promote building safety.

On April 13, the New Hope City Council proclaimed the month of May to be Arbor Month in the city of New Hope.

The Home Energy Squad is offering free virtual home energy visits to help residents identify ways to be more energy efficient.

We’re still here for you (virtually) and available by phone, email and via our website.

Emergency Sirens will be heard throughout the city on Thursday at 1:45 p.m.

The city of New Hope recognizes the importance of maintaining a safe and secure community, and understands the courageous role that crime victims have in participating in the criminal justice process.

Many people are taking extra steps to clean and disinfect their homes. Here are some important guidelines and resources to stay safe while cleaning and disinfecting.

A number of state and federal programs are available to help small businesses strugling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Both CenterPoint Energy and the city of New Hope have projects beginning on Winnetka Avenue which will involve lane restrictions in the weeks ahead.

Ready for some spring cleaning? New Hope’s biennial curbside cleanup will take place March 30 through April 8. Haulers will be wearing extra gear to protect against COVID-19.

Street sweeping set to start April 13. Infrastructure improvement project to start this spring.

The Government Finance Officers Association has awarded the city of New Hope with the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the city’s comprehensive annual financial report.

On March 23, 2020, the New Hope City Council voted to declare a local emergency as authorized by Minnesota State Statue 12.29.

City of New Hope staff continue to monitor the outbreak of the 2019 novel coronavirus.

On March 9, the majority of the New Hope City Council approved adoption of an ordinance requiring multifamily property owners and managers to allow census workers access to their buildings.

The West Metro Fire-Rescue District is offering home safety surveys free of charge.

On March 3, also known as Super Tuesday, Minnesotans will vote in a Presidential Nomination Primary for the first time in nearly 30 years.

Census Day is April 1, 2020 all around the United States, but learn how it’s going to impact your community here in Minnesota.

It’s that time of year when many are working on filing their state and federal taxes. Preparing your taxes can be a daunting task at times, but it’s one that not everyone needs to face alone.

Residents, business owners, neighboring city officials, and staff gathered at New Hope City Hall on Feb. 12 for the annual State of the City presentation.

A legislative town hall will be held Saturday, Feb. 22 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at New Hope City Hall.

At the Feb. 10 New Hope city council meeting, the City Council awarded the contract for replacement of the water main on Winnetka Avenue between 27th and 29th avenues to G.F. Jedlicki, Inc.

New Hope City Council approved the plans and specifications and authorized bidding for the proposed 2020 infrastructure improvement project at the Feb. 10 city council meeting.

The New Hope Citizen Advisory Commission is set to discuss underage tobacco use prevention at their February 11, 2020 meeting.

Mayor Hemken and City Manager McDonald to present 2020 State of the City on February 12 at 7:30 a.m.

The cities of New Hope and Crystal, along with the West Metro Fire-Rescue District are now offering a free emergency notification system.

New Hope Police Chief Tim Fournier recognized PD employees for their exemplary work.

New Hope City Council has passed an affordable housing protection ordinance to help protect tenants who are at or below 60% of the area median income level from increased rents due to a change of ownership or management style.

On Feb. 10 New Hope will hold a public hearing to consider allocation of the 2020 Urban Hennepin County Community Development Block Grant Program funds.

New Hope city ordinance requires that all business and residential property owners register their alarm systems.

If you’re staying warm during this winter by using alternative heat sources, please use extreme caution.

The Center for Energy and Environment offers a convenient one-stop service that provides residential, commercial/non-profit and rental property owners in New Hope access to a comprehensive array of financing and rehabilitation services.

Absentee voting for the Presidential Primary begins January 17.

The three outdoor ice skating locations in New Hope are now open for the season.

The 10th-annual New Hope In Focus Photo Contest came to a conclusion on Monday night as the 2019 winning photos were presented at the City Council meeting.

Clear plastic bags are installed to protect fire hydrants and improve their winter accessibility.

To provide clarity to residents for parking restrictions during snow events this winter season, New Hope will begin declaring snow emergencies during snow events.

With the first significant snow fall likely for this week, now is a perfect time to refresh on winter driving tips.

The 2020 festival will return as a single-day event on July 11 in the City Center area near New Hope City Hall and other area businesses.

Hundreds of New Hope residents and business members came out to see New Hope's new city hall/police station.

The West Metro Fire-Rescue District is offering FREE Home Fire Safety Surveys.

Learn about this community treasure!

With temps quickly dropping, now is a great time to look at your home’s efficiency.

Open skating at the New Hope Ice Arena is now available on Fridays and Sundays

It's outdoor planting season! But remember, Minnesota requires you contact Gopher State One Call before you start any digging project.

"Open to Business" provides business consultation services and financial advice to small local business owners and aspiring business owners.

The city-owned site north of the New Hope Ice Arena has been approved to rezone as a Planned Unit Development plat for the proposed Windsor Ridge housing area.

New Hope City Council has approved five contracts for demolition and construction projects to take place at Civic Center Park.

New Hope Public Works is currently working with Hennepin County and the Minnesota Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) to collect details from home owners who have been affected by current flooding.