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...
Please know that all city and state trails will remain open, and we’re encouraging people to use these amenities, while maintaining a safe, 6-foot distance from one another, which is being recommended by the MDH. Read on...
Riders wishing to access Hiawathaland public transit services must call dispatch at 866-623-7505 x1 to schedule their ride with one of our dispatch team members. Read on...
The Faribault Community and Economic Development Department is compiling a list of potentially useful resources for your business and employees during this difficult time. Click here for additional info...
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), COVID-19 has not been detected in drinking water supplies and the current risk to drinking water is low. Read on...
The COVID-19 outbreak has created additional stress and uncertainty for everyone, but it is important to keep in mind that flushing anything other than toilet paper can create expensive problems for homeowners and your local facilities. Read on...
Do you own or operate a business in the downtown impacted by the governor's executive order? Could you benefit from dedicated public parking in front of your business during this temporary mandate? Read on...
Until further notice, all meetings of City bodies shall be conducted by telephone or other electronic means because it is not practical or prudent to hold those meetings in person or by interactive television. Read on...
The emergency, a formal action by the City Council, provides that emergency contracts and agreements are not subject to the normal purchasing and competitive bidding requirements. Read on...
By taking these actions, community members can help reduce the chances of getting sick and reduce demands on the health care sector so the most seriously ill people get the supportive care they need. Read on...
The 20-page publications includes activities from the Faribault Parks and Recreation Department, the Buckham Memorial Library, and Buckham West, along with River Bend Nature Center, Paradise Center for the Arts, and others. Read on...
