During the Council Meeting on November 15th, Mayor Kuntz made proclamation of DECA Week, November 28-December 2, 2022.
Mayor's Proclamation - DECA WEEK
Winter ParkingOrdinance Reminder
At 12:01 am on November 15th, the Winter Parking Ordinance takes effect. On even-numbered calendar dates, vehicles may be parked on the near side of the street adjacent to lots and houses which have been assigned even num...
The City’s Proposed 2023 Budget was approved by City Council September 20. Through OpenGOV. the budget is now an online interactive document that can be found at www.owatonna.gov/Finance.
Community members are encouraged to learn more and provid...
Call 507-444-2460 or go to www.owatonna.info for more information.
Through December 13, children ages 0-6 and their grownups and siblings are invited to join us for Stoytime Tuesdays! Every Tuesday morning at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. in OPL Children's Services.
Stayed tuned for Winter Storytimes staring again in Janua...
Owatonna Public Library (OPL) and Blooming Prairie Branch Library (BPBL) are participating in the Minnesota State Parks Library Program. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has implemented this program to reach new park users and expand access t...
Deicing salt accounts for approximately 75% of chloride found in our waterways. During precipitation events and snowmelt, stormwater gathers excess salt and washes it into our nearby streams and lakes. The remaining 25% of chloride in surface and groundwa...
Property owners in the City of Owatonna are responsible for removing snow and ice from sidewalks surrounding their property. Sidewalks must be cleared of snow the entire width of the concrete. The City of Owatonna would like to remind its residents that C...
The Compost Site will close for the season on Wednesday, November 23rd.
The site will reopen January 7-8 & 13-15 from 10 am-2 pm for wreaths, Christmas trees, and any leftover fall debris.
The City of Owatonna Street Department would like to remind residents to please keep your trash and recycling containers well behind the curb or in the driveway during plowing activities. The containers are very difficult to work around with snowplows and...