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Link to 01/28/2021 Regular City Council Meeting

The City is currently using electronic means to supplement in-person meetings due to in-person social distancing limitations. Here's how you can continue to view or participate in meetings.

As part of the Local Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to restrict in-person attendance to maintain social distancing, the City is using electronic means to supplement in-person meetings.

Viewing and Listening to an Electronic Mee...

Link to 01/28/2021 Regular Economic Development Authority Meeting

The City is currently using electronic means to supplement in-person meetings due to in-person social distancing limitations. Here's how you can continue to view or participate in meetings.

As part of the Local Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to restrict in-person attendance to maintain social distancing, the City is using electronic means to supplement in-person meetings.

Viewing and Listening to an Electronic Mee...

Applications to serve on the Apple Valley City Council now being accepted

To fill the vacancy, the City of Apple Valley is now accepting applications from citizens interested in being appointed to fill the remaining term of the Councilmember position.

When former Councilmember Clint Hooppaw was selected to become the Mayor of Apple Valley effective January 14, 2021, a vacancy on the City Council was created.  To fill the vacancy, the City of Apple Valley is now accepting applications from citi...

Mid-Winter Fest Celebration

Don't Hibernate, Celebrate!

Get out and celebrate winter with the whole family. The celebration looks a bit different this year but there are new activities and events to get you out of the house but still stay socially distanced. 

Dakota County Small Business Assistance Grants Available

Dakota County has launched their 4th round of business assistance grants. Eligible applicants can apply for up to $15,000 in assistance. Applications will be accepted through February 12, 2021.

Dakota County has received about $8.3 million in funding from the State of Minnesota to support local businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dakota County, in partnership with the Dakota County Community Development Agency, has contracted with Baker...

Open Houses for MNDOT Highway 77/ Cedar Ave Study

A new study has begun on Hwy 77 between Apple Valley and Richfield. The purpose of this study is to evaluate Hwy 77/Cedar Ave. between 138th St. in Apple Valley and I-494 in Richfield to increase mobility and safety and improve traffic flow.

A new study has begun on Hwy 77 between Apple Valley and Richfield. The purpose of this study is to evaluate Hwy 77/Cedar Ave. between 138th St. in Apple Valley and I-494 in Richfield to increase mobility and safety and improve traffic flow. The concepts ...

Councilmember Clint Hooppaw Selected as Mayor to Fill Unexpired Term

At the City Council meeting of January 14, 2021, Councilmember Clint Hooppaw was selected as Mayor to fill the vacancy created when Mayor Mary Hamann-Roland was elected as Dakota County Commissioner.

Mayor Mary Hamann-Roland was recently elected as our new Dakota County Commissioner.  After 22 years of dedicated service as Mayor, she officially resigned her position on January 4, 2021 and assumed her duties as a member of the County Board the...

Links to virtual meeting participation will be posted here three days before the meeting.

Learn more about how to participate in a virtual City meeting

As part of the Local Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to restrict in-person attendance to maintain social distancing, the City is using electronic means to supplement in-person meetings.

A virtual meeting link will be provided us...

Beware of Thin Ice

Ice conditions can change rapidly this time of year, even on the same body of water. What was safe yesterday might not be today,

Ice conditions can change rapidly this time of year, even on the same body of water.  What was safe yesterday might not be today, and what’s thick enough beneath your feet might not be if you take several steps ahead. Remember: Don&...