The Minnesota Department of Public Safety recommends that you keep a few emergency items in your car.
Continue reading...WINTER PARKING RULES KICK IN
City officials say it’s a good time to remind drivers about winter parking rules.
Continue reading...ALL LICENSE CENTERS WILL BE CLOSED FOR A WEEK FOR UPGRADES TO FAULTY COMPUTER SYSTEM
This switchover will affect all Anoka County License Centers. The Coon Rapids office will close at 5 p.m. Nov. 10 so staff can have all reporting submitted to DVS by 7 p.m. that day. All other Anoka County branches will close at normal business hours.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS MAKE CHANGES IN WAKE OF RISING COVID-19 RATES
School districts across Anoka County have decided to dial back in-person learning, primarily among middle- and high school-aged students, as the rates of COVID-19 infection continue to rise in the county.
According to state figures over the most recent two-week measuring period, the COVID-19 case rate in Anoka County is 33.16 cases per 10,000, and the threshold for moving secondary schools to all distance learning is 30 per 10,000.
NEW GARDEN AT NORTHTOWN LIBRARY BECOMES TEACHING TOOL
Learning looks a little different this year, in a lot of ways. One class at Westwood Intermediate School has partnered with Anoka County Library, and others to find ways to learn about math and science outdoors, and help the environment at the same time.
Continue reading...MNDOT HOSTING ONLINE FEEDBACK SESSIONS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE INPUT ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE, HIGHWAY 65
MnDOT will hold three virtual open houses to gather input about the future of two busy corridors that pass through multiple cities in the North Metro.
Continue reading...ELECTION OFFICIALS GET HEAD-START ON BALLOTS
The countdown to election day is on, and Anoka County officials are doing what they can to get a head-start on a huge pile of absentee ballots.
Continue reading...FEDERAL RELIEF MONEY TO HELP SHORE UP ANOKA COUNTY 911 IN THE PANDEMIC AGE
Anoka County’s 911 system is getting upgrades to protect first responders from COVID and to protect the system itself if there’s an outbreak among 911 staffers.
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