Small businesses that saw an electric load decrease of 25% or more as a direct result of the pandemic or civil unrest may qualify for a 25% discount on the base energy and demand charges on their electric bill from Jan. 1 through Aug. 31, 2021. Read on...
Board and Commission members are appointed by the City Council. Members volunteer their time to provide advisory services to the City. Some groups also have duties defined in state law. Read on...
Effective Nov. 23, all meetings of City bodies shall be conducted by telephone or other electronic means. Individual agendas will include meeting information for public access. Read on...
Due to the current public health situation and the increased community spread of COVID-19, the Buckham Memorial Library will close public access beginning Nov. 16. Despite the closure, many services continue. Read on...
City Staff will still be available by telephone and email—refer to the department pages on the City’s website www.faribault.org for contacts and for further information. Read on...
As the fall cleanup continues, residents are reminded that raking or blowing leaves or debris from your property and into the street is illegal. Read on...
The City of Faribault is excited to release as part of its partnership with CGI Communications, Inc., a series of professionally produced videos highlighting everything Faribault has to offer to our residents, visitors and business owners. Read on...
This publicly owned wall presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity to use public art to create a sense of place, activate a space adjacent to public parking and enhance the pedestrian experience. Read on...
