Become a Firefighter!
Over the past 77 years, hundreds of dedicated community members have served as firefighters in Mendota Heights. These individuals save lives and property, comfort others in their time of need, help teach fire safety and more. Some feel called to serve or have a passion for the fire service; others appreciate the teamwork, flexibility, personal development and leadership skills that come with the job ? but all firefighters feel the value of giving back to the community and directly contributing to the safety and welfare of their hometown.
The Mendota Heights Fire Department is now recruiting paid, on-call firefighters. Applications are due May 3, and the next Fire Academy begins in August.
Stop by the Fire Station to learn more at an upcoming information session:
- Tuesday, April 9; 7 p.m.
- Saturday, April 27; 9 a.m.
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Fresh Air Fridays
When Mendota Heights resident Kirsten Ramirez began work on the applied practice experience for her Public Health Master?s Degree program at the University of Minnesota, her first thought was of her hometown.?
Taking aim at addressing climate change through community involvement, Kirsten approached the City?s Parks and Recreation and Natural Resources Commissions about changing community habits and reducing environmental impacts from everyday activities.
With the endorsement of the City Council, Kirsten has now launched Fresh Air Fridays! This citizen-led initiative encourages residents to make intentional choices and efforts to reduce pollution, each Friday throughout the spring and summer months.
Whether it?s choosing to walk, bike or carpool; opting to repurpose instead of buying new; making energy efficient choices at home; or deciding to compost food waste; residents are encouraged to think outside the box and have a little fun while participating in Fresh Air Fridays.
Ready to join in? Take the pledge online and get started today!
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Share Your Thoughts: City Communications
Please share your thoughts to help ensure the City of Mendota Heights is providing excellence in government communications. Survey closes Friday, April 5.
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Weekly Crime Report
The Mendota Heights Police Department provides a weekly list of incidents taking place in our community. Historical?crime reports are available in the Laserfiche archive system.?
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Coffee, Cribbage and Cards
April 3, 17; 8-10 a.m. Par 3 Community Clubhouse
Ages 55+, join in the fun - no experience required! The event is free but registration is required; click here to register.
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Tour de Rec: Obstacle Course Night
April 4; 6-7 p.m. Moreland Elementary School
Join us for the City?s traveling program that brings free recreation events to local neighborhood parks and facilities!
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Spring Shred Event
April 13; 9 a.m.-Noon W. St. Paul Sports Complex
Free for residents; no limit. Bring materials in paper bags.
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Athletic Gear Donation Drive
Begins April 15 City Hall
Accepting all reusable athletic gear for families in need. Donations are needed for baseball, basketball, hockey, football, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, and more. Donations will be distributed by the?United Heroes League.
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Full Time, Non Exempt-$55,756.00 - $68,539.00 Annually?
Full-Time, Non Exempt?-?$77,001.60 - $102,876.80 Annually
Full-Time, Non Exempt - $16.25-$17.00 Hourly
Schedule
City Council Meeting April 2; 7 p.m.
Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting April 9; 6:30 p.m.
Natural Resources Commission Meeting April 10; 6 p.m.
Meetings take place at City Hall; changes or cancellations are noted at?mendotaheightsmn.gov/Calendar.
How to Watch
Watch online or on demand at?townsquare.tv/webstreaming;?or on cable television:
- City Council & Planning Commission:?Ch. 18/798 HD
- Airport Relations (select meetings televised), Natural Resources & Parks and Recreation Commission:?Ch. 15/859 HD
Find meeting agendas and minutes at MendotaHeightsMN.gov/AgendaCenter.
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