Budget Season The next Winthrop City Council meeting is Monday, Sept 14th, at 7:00 p.m. We have a regular Council agenda and we will also have our final Preliminary 2027 Budget Workshop. The public is, as always, welcome to attend. City Council will have to certify a Preliminary 2027 Budget by the end of September, […]
Musing from the Mayor 09/08/2026 Read More »
BUDGETS Budgets. No one likes to think about them, but for an organization, a budget is a necessary plan for spending and saving. Local governments are in the midst of budgeting right now for 2027. The Winthrop City Council is doing everything we can to communicate information about City spending and our budgets. Did you
Mayor Trebelhorn – Musing from the Mayor – August 2026 Read More »
Communication Sometimes local government is said to move too slowly. Other times it might seem like things are happening more quickly than some residents like. From the perspective of someone who has been seated at the Council table for several years, both can be true, or at least seem true to residents. One of the
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In our world, government is almost always equated with politics. Politics today are inflammatory. Local government should not be. Elected officials at the city and county level are non-partisan, meaning that we are independent of political affiliation, and none of us want to get caught up in state or national level controversies because we are
Mayor Musing June 2026 Read More »
Many residents are looking for more information about the Tri-Line (or combined police departments of Gaylord, Winthrop, and Gibbon). There have been many meetings and presentations to all three councils. However, there is a list below for more information: Joint Session Tri-Line Video Tri-Line Proposal Presentation
Winthrop Police Department Honored at Minnesota MADD Annual Recognition Program WINTHROP, Minn. — On May 14, 2026, the Winthrop Police Department participated in the Minnesota Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Annual Recognition Program, where Officer Nicholas Eickschen and K9 Nash were honored with a K9 Excellence Award for their outstanding service and dedication to public
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Residents/Property Owners/Renters, Spring came early this year! The Winthrop Police Department will begin sending notices to residents that are not in compliance with city nuisance ordinances. Since we started seeing nicer weather, residents are asked to bring their property into compliance. Please correct any violations on your property/rental property. A city wide clean-up
2026 Ordinance Violation Read More »
