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Volume 1, Issue 1 Page 3 <br />Coffee with the <br />city <br />administrator <br />In November of 2014, the City of Cen- <br />NEW CENTENNIAL FIRE <br />terville hired a new City Administrator <br />DISTRICT CHIEF~HARLAN <br />following the retiring of previous Ad- <br />LUNDSTROM <br />ministrator Dallas Larson. The City <br />hired Mike Ericson in November, <br />Chief Lundstrom is very familiar <br />Lundstrom is very aware of the <br />2014. Mike came to the City from the <br />with the Centennial Fire District as <br />circumstances associated with <br />City of Landfall. Mr. Ericson brings 25 <br />he comes to the District from the <br />the City of Lino Lakes’ withdraw- <br />years of municipal administration ex- <br />Spring Lake Park-Blaine-Mounds <br />al and budget issues of both <br />View (SBM) Fire Department as its <br />Centerville and Circle Pines. <br />perience and you may know him from <br />Deputy Fire Chief and brings 26+ <br />Chief Lundstrom is committed to <br />previously being employed at the City <br />years of experience. Through mu- <br />ensuring the same level of ser- <br />of Hugo for 11+ years. <br />tual aid and working along side <br />vices to residents. Chief <br />One of many of the goals Mr. Ericson <br />previous Chief Jerry Streich provid- <br />Lundstrom is also the Fire Chief/ <br />ing administration to the Anoka <br />and City Council are focusing on re- <br />volunteer fire fighter for Eagle <br />County Fire Training Academy. <br />Nest Township where he and his <br />taining current businesses and bring- <br />Chief Lunstrom serves as the pres- <br />wife own a second home. <br />ing new businesses to town <br />ident of the Anoka County Fire <br />Stop by for a cup of coffee and meet <br />Protection Council. Chief <br />him. <br />Anoka- <br />DOWNTOWN <br />Washington Judicial Ditch <br />COLORED CONCRETE <br />3 Historical Review Public <br />GONE-CENTERVILLE <br />Informational Meetings <br />ROAD COMPLETE <br />the Hugo City Hall.. For more <br />The Rice Creek Watershed District <br />You may have noticed or been inconvenienced on numer- <br />information, please visit their web <br />(RCWD) has held numerous meet- <br />ous occasions due to road closure or road construction <br />site at: www.ricecreek.org. Items <br />ings to obtain public input regard- <br />signs that Centerville has a new look. The Downtown col- <br />are also available at the District <br />ing correcting the drainage system <br />ored concrete was recently removed and asphalted along <br />office at 4235 Pheasant Ridge <br />record and functional alignment, <br />with the reconstruction of Centerville Road. The City also <br />Drive, N.E., Ste. #611, Blaine, MN <br />dimension and grade of Anoka- <br />recently completed a Mill & Overlay project on several local <br />55449 or (763) 398-3070. <br />Washington Judicial Ditch 3 They <br />streets. <br />will be holding another meeting on <br />August 31, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. at <br />City hall will be <br />closed on September <br />First MnPASS EXPRESS <br />7, 2015 in <br />LANES IN THE EAST METRO <br />observance of the <br />labor day holiday <br />OPEN END OF YEAR <br />Solo drivers can use the lanes if <br />and dashed white lines in other <br />Major construction on I-35E <br /> <br />they have an active MnPASS ac- <br />locations. You may enter and leave <br />between St. Paul and Little <br />count and a transponder—an elec- <br />the MnPASS lanes where there are <br />Canada is coming to a close and <br />tronic toll reading device. <br />dashed white lines; it is illegal to <br />the new northbound and south- <br />cross areas where there are double <br />bound I-35E MnPASS Express <br />During weekday rush hours solo <br />white lines. Overhead signs will <br />Lanes between Little Canada <br />drivers pay an electronic fee when <br />also alert you to the MnPASS Entry <br />Road and Cayuga Street will <br />they choose to use I-35E MnPASS <br />and exit points. <br />open at the end of 2015. <br />Express Lanes: <br />USING THE LANES DURING RUSH <br />HOW TO USE THE MNPASS <br /> <br />Southbound I-35E: 6 a.m. to <br />HOURS <br />The new MnPASS Express Lanes 10 a.m. <br />Buses, motorcycles, and van or <br />on I-35E will be separated from <br /> <br />Northbound I-35E: 3 p.m. to 7 <br />carpools with two or more people <br />general purpose lanes by double <br />p.m. <br />(including children) can always use <br />white lines in certain locations <br />the MnPASS Express Lanes for free. <br />For more information visit: http:// <br />www.mnpass.org/about.html. <br /> <br />
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