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Service Directory Arden Hills City Hall 1245 West Highway 96 Arden Hills, MN 55112-5734 cityofardenhills.org 651-792-7800 Summer Office Hours Monday–Thursday: 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Friday: 7:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m. Sheriff and Fire 911 Water and Sewer Problems (During non-business hours) 651-767-0640 Mayor David Grant ● 651-538-0747 dgrant@cityofardenhills.org Councilmembers Brenda Holden ● 651-636-2987 bholden@cityofardenhills.org Fran Holmes ● 612-599-2457 fholmes@cityofardenhills.org Steve Scott ● 651-604-0919 sscott@cityofardenhills.org David Radziej ● 651-356-5928 dradziej@cityofardenhills.org City Administrator Dave Perrault ● 651-792-7824 dperrault@cityofardenhills.org Communications Coordinator Grace Arel ● 651-792-7817 garel@cityofardenhills.org City Council Liasons Fran Holmes and David Radziej Resident Resources cityofardenhills.org/1091/Resident- Resources Council meetings are held at City Hall on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 7 p.m. Meetings are televised live on Cable Channel 16. Planning Commission meetings are also televised. Please visit cityofardenhills.org for information about archived meeting playbacks. Arden Hills Notes is the official newsletter of the City of Arden Hills, an equal- opportunity employer. City News City Hall Summer Hours of Operation Summer staffing hours at City Hall begin Tuesday, May 31 and end Friday, September 2. City Hall will be open from 7:30 am - 5:00 pm Monday through Thursday and 7:30 am - 11:30 am on Fridays. Resident Resources Webpages The new Resident Resources webpages provide answers to your questions about living in Arden Hills. You'll find helpful information for residents, including locations of city amenities, how to pay your utility bill, how to receive city updates, and more. Access them at cityofardenhills.org/1091/ Resident-Resources. Touch-a-Truck event on May 21st Join us to celebrate National Public Works Week on May 21st from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm at Perry Park! Get a close-up look at some of your favorite vehicles, including a fire engine, squad car, patrol boat, snowplow, and more. Arden Hills Public Works, Lake Johanna Fire Department, Ramsey County Sheriff, Allina Health, and the National Guard will all be in attendance. Don't miss this afternoon of family fun! Dogs in Public Being a responsible pet owner means picking up after our cherished companions. Choosing not to do so is not only an unsightly and stinky eyesore-- when left on the ground to disintegrate naturally, dog feces break down into particles that pollute our watershed. This pollution can breed diseases that are transmissible to both animals and humans. Although dog waste is natural, the difference between it and that of wild animals is that wild animals eat a diet from their ecological habitat that may include wild berries, native vegetation, or critters lower on the food chain. Pets are often fed nutrient-dense pet foods that create waste full of nitrogen and phosphorus. An excess of these nutrients can upend the delicate balance of an ecosystem. Across the United States, the 83 million dogs we call family produce an impressive 10.6 million tons of poop every year! Whether it’s a Great Dane or Dachshund, every dog adds to the overall count. Your neighbors and your environment will appreciate your efforts to clean up your pet's waste. Leashing Rules With the weather turning warmer, many residents are enjoying walks with their dogs. They should be able to do so without becoming a victim of an aggressive animal. City ordinance requires that dogs stay within the confines of the owner’s property, and when in public, dogs should be restrained except in designated off-leash areas. Owners of aggressive dogs will be financially liable for injuries to people or other animals. Pet Licensing Dog and cat owners are required to apply for pet licenses biennially. You can do so online at cityofardenhills.org/150/Pet-Licenses. 2