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Pool Filling

It is that time of the year!

We are moving into the "HOT" summer days and we want to remind people that the city has this option available to the residents within the City limits of Pine City.

 

Please call 320.438.1019 or email ldunbar@pinecitymn.gov for more information.

Swimming

Swimming Lesson Registration

Registration will open May 15, 2026 online and at Field Day.

In Person registration at City Hall will open Monday May 18, 2026.

For more information, please click here.

Hydrant Flushing

Hydrant Flushing Notice

NOTICE TO ALL CITY OF PINE CITY UTILITY CUSTOMERS
The City of Pine City will be flushing hydrants May 18, 2026 thru June 12, 2026. Residents may notice some discoloration in their water during this time and are cautioned to avoid washing clothes until the water clears. Therefore, we recommend NOT running HOT water until your COLD water starts to run clear. If you happen to wash whites and they look yellow, you can get iron out from your local hardware stores.
For more information, please contact the City of Pine City at 320-438-1019 or 612-390-4707.
2026 Spring Clean-Up Day

Spring Clean-Up Day

City of Pine City residents (within the City limits of Pine City):

Spring Clean-up Day is scheduled for Wednesday, May 6, 2026.

Leaves and branches need to be at the curbside by 5:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 for pickup by Public Works employees.

Leaves/grass clippings must be bagged and tied.

Bags MUST be able to be lifted by a single person in order for them to be taken away.

Bags containing an excessive amount of feces will NOT be accepted.

Tree branches are to be bundled (TIED) in 4’ lengths.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Jason at 612-390-4707 or Lisa at 320-438-1019. 


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No Mow May Registration

The City of Pine City is excited to announce its second year of participation in No Mow May, an environmental initiative that encourages residents to pause lawn mowing during the month of May to support pollinators and strengthen local ecosystems. In 2025, Pine City’s first year joining the program, 14 residents registered to participate. Their efforts helped create natural habitat and food sources for bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinating insects. By allowing lawns to grow freely, participants contributed to increased biodiversity and raised awareness about the benefits of more sustainable lawn practices. Building on last year’s success, Pine City invites even more residents to join in 2026. No Mow May offers a simple but powerful way to support pollinator populations and promote a healthier, more resilient environment.
Registration Information:
Residents must register between April 1 and April 30 to participate.
No late applications will be accepted.
The City looks forward to continuing this community-driven effort and expanding its environmental impact in year two.
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