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
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Attention City Residents! Are you considering adding some feathered friends to your backyard? We’re thrilled to see the growing trend of chicken ownership in our city! But before you rush to the nearest farm, here are a few important guidelines to keep in mind: Permits: Make sure to obtain a permit from City Hall during regular
Now Available: Online Scheduling for Upstairs Rental at City Hall We’re excited to introduce a new and convenient way to reserve the upstairs community room at Winthrop City Hall—online scheduling is now available! Whether you’re planning a meeting, gathering, or special event, booking the space has never been easier. A Simpler Way to Reserve Your
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City of Winthrop Snow Emergency Notice – March 14, 2026 The City of Winthrop has declared a Snow Emergency due to the impending snowstorm. Public Works crews will be plowing and clearing streets to keep routes open and safe for emergency services. Please remove all vehicles from city streets by 10:00 PM on March 14
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The Winthrop Memorial is nearly full! With 102 original spots across three granite stones, there are only 20 spots remaining. If you’ve been thinking about adding the name of a family member or loved one, now is the time to reserve a spot. Names submitted will be sent for proofing, and engraving will take place
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Join the Winthrop Fire Department on Saturday, April 11, 2026 from 4:30-7:30pm at the Winthrop Fire Hall (2 N Main ST. Winthrop, MN 55396). Meal Includes: DELICIOUS Grilled Pork Chops, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, glazed carrots & dessert. $15.00 – One Chop Meal Deal$5.00 – For an Extra Chop$8.00 – Half Meal You can dine
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Common Causes of High Water Bills An unusually high water bill is most often caused by a leak or change in water use. Some common causes of high water bills include: A leaking toilet, or a toilet that continues to run after being flushed (see additional information below) A dripping faucet; a faucet drip can
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Due to an early snow, public works is calling a snow emergency during the day. We ask that all residents and guests remove their vehicles and clear the public right of way. The City of Winthrop is declaring a snow emergency. Public Works will be out plowing and clearing streets to ensure routes remain open
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Musings from the Mayor People sometimes ask me (and to be perfectly honest, I even ask myself) why I like being involved in local government. There are many difficult questions, discussions, and decisions. Answers are not easy, and decisions are not always popular. In our current culture, all ‘government’ (federal, state and local) often gets lumped together and deemed wasteful and incompetent. But I believe that there are many good and important things your city government does very well. One of
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