The Leaflet is a mini-update from the City of Maple Plain; just a glance at recent Council discussions or other issues. If you have questions or ideas for future updates, please send them to cityadmin@mapleplain.com.
  • The City of Maple Plain swore in its two newly elected Councilmembers during the January 9, 2023 City Council Special Meeting. Congratulations to Councilmembers Andrew Burak and Connie Francis!
  • West Hennepin Public Safety recently announced the dates for the 2023 Citizens Police Academy. This program, which teaches citizens about police operations, policies, challenges, and more, will begin February 16, 2023 and conclude with graduation on April 6, 2023. Visit the dedicated WHPS webpage to learn more: 2023 Citizens Police Academy
  • The City of Maple Plain would like to thank everyone for their continued patience and understanding regarding snow plowing services. We believe that improvements have been made and will continue to be made as the season progresses. Mayor Julie Maas-Kusske recently discussed our snow plowing services with journalist Jana Shortal on Kare 11's Breaking the News segment, which can be viewed here.
  • Would you like to own a piece of Maple Plain history? City Hall is giving away its antique fire proof safe that has been inside our City Hall for many years. More details and photos (similar to the actual safe) can be found using the link here. Please contact City Hall at (763)479-0515 or email jnorlander@mapleplain.com if interested.
  • The City of Maple Plain awarded the 2022 Good Neighbor Award to the Paul Stinson American Legion Post 514 on December 19th, 2022. The Paul Stinson American Legion Post 514 has been operating in the Maple Plain community since 1957 and has continuously dedicated their time and hard work towards improving our City. We want to thank them for all that they have done and will continue to do for our community in the future. Read more about this year's winner by visiting the news article here. Thank you to this amazing group!
  • Maple Plain is introducing The Citizens Advisory Panel on Public Spaces (CAPPS) as a new group to provide recommendations to City Council and City Staff on the development, maintenance, and management of public spaces in the community. To learn more about the role or to apply to join the Advisory Panel, visit the dedicated CAPPS webpage.
  • The City of Maple Plain would like to thank every resident that has been helping keep fire hydrants and storm drains clear during the most recent snowfalls. Your work is noticed and appreciated. The Maple Plain Fire Department will be assisting with this process as well, but any additional help is always greatly appreciated. Thank you for helping keep our City safer and our streets clean!
  • Maple Plain is seeking volunteers to assist with tree planting in May of 2023. This volunteer project will involve planting 18 trees to replenish those that were lost due to emerald ash borer infestations. If you are interested in volunteering for this or any other event, visit the Maple Plain Volunteering webpage to learn more!
  • Maple Plain winter parking restrictions are now in place. Parking is not allowed on any street November 1st - April 15 from 1 AM - 7 AM (this policy is in effect even when there is no snow). After 3 inches or more of snowfall, parking is not allowed on any City street until that street has been flowed full width. We appreciate you cooperation!
  • The City Council discussed City sign code and snow plowing services at the most recent City Council Workshop. More information can be obtained in the Council packet from the January 9, 2023 Workshop.
  • The City Council swore in two Councilmembers and discussed season staff hires at the most recent City Council Special Meeting. More information can be obtained in the Council packet from the January 9, 2023 meeting.
  • Past City Council meetings can be accessed via our YouTube channel or the Meetings and Events calendar under the appropriate meeting date.

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