Xcel Energy will begin powering down its Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant tomorrow to allow it to more quickly perform the repairs needed to permanently resolve a leak of water containing tritium at the plant. Additional Info...
Information and resources for residents from the MN Dept. of Health (MDH) regarding the Xcel Energy Monticello Power Plant Tritium Leak. Additional Info...
Monticello received a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) grant from the MnDOT for safety improvements along School Boulevard. Construction begins this month with tree clearing in the area. Read on...
On Monday, March 13 City Council approved ‘No Mow May’ in Monticello. For the second consecutive year, the City will suspend nuisance enforcement on grass lengths during the month of May. Additional Info...
Monticello’s City Engineer and Public Works Director, Matt Leonard has been busy this month representing the City at the Minnesota Capitol, testifying for funding support to construct a water treatment facility. Additional Info...
The City of Monticello submits a Report of Water Quality Testing and Analysis to the Minnesota Department of Health every year. That report is shared in our utility bills and published to the City's website each June. Additional Info...
Our Spring Tree Sale has Begun! Tree quantities are limited! Only three trees per household! The sale is currently open to city residents only, and will open to non-residents on March 15. Read on...
We’ve received some questions about the City’s winter parking ordinance and would like to share this simple mnemonic device: SNOW=NO parking. Read on...
The digital copy of our newsletter is available on our website. City newsletters are published twice a year. They're mailed to city residents and extra copies are available at City Hall! Read on...
Learn more about the City's latest news, announcements, and projects. Get to know about our various departments, boards, and other helpful information! Additional Info...
