Notice:
Shooting Range Opens Friday, April 10th
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City Hall Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:00am-4:00pm
Recycling and Yard Waste Schedule
Bi-Weekly Yard Waste Begins
April 10th
Garbage and Recycling - North of Hwy 28 on Tuesdays
Garbage and Recycling - South of Hwy 28 on Thursdays
Yard Waste - Citywide - Begins Friday, April 10
Residents are asked to place leaves, grass clippings or other organic plant material in compostable yard waste bags that can be purchased at a hardware store. Twigs and small sticks must be tied in small bundles, no branches larger than 3 inches in diameter. Please set these items at the curb for pick-up. Yard waste will be picked up every other Friday, from April 10-October 23rd, as weather permits.
Notice of DBE Construction Goal
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The City of Glenwood has set a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Goal of 1.4% for the FY2026/27/28 Airport Improvement Projects which are funded, at least in part, by Federal Grants.
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The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) has confirmed the presence of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) in Pope County. Based on the presence of Emerald Ash Borer, the MDA has issued an emergency quarantine for Pope County.
According to information from MDA, EAB insect larvae kills ash trees by tunneling under the bark and feeding on the part of the tree that moves nutrients up and down the tree trunk. Often the trees show several signs of infestation because of this. Woodpeckers feed on EAB larvae, woodpecker holes may indicate the presence of EAB. EAB tunneling can cause the bark to split open, revealing S-shaped galleries under the bark.
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The City of Glenwood will be performing an Ash Tree Inventory located within the City road right-of-ways and City Parks. A group of individuals will be conducting the inventory starting September 30, 2024, only ash trees located on public property will be included in the survey. The survey will provide information that will assist the City in determining an ash tree removal plan, ash tree treatment plan, and a tree replacement plan all of which are necessary for the City to create a budget to deal with the EAB infestation within the City and to apply for grant assistance.
Emerald Ash Borer Infestation within the City of Glenwood & Pope County
Unimproved Roads and Alleys
Most of the patted and unimproved roads, roadways and alleys within the City of Glenwood are utilized by and for utilities either overhead or underground. These areas are not designed or developed to be traversed or parked upon by the general public on a regular basis. They are, however, able to be traversed by adjacent property owners to obtain temporary or limited access to their property. Attention should be given to ensure that these areas are not traversed when damage may occur due to soft ground conditions. This does not mean that property owner has authority to cut trees, grade, remove or add gravel, or perform any type of improvement(s) to the area without first obtaining written consent from the City of Glenwood. Please be considerate of these areas as they may be maintained by the neighboring property owner.
Manganese consumption advisory
The City of Glenwood is dedicated to providing clean and safe drinking water. Residents received a letter regarding manganese levels in the water supply. Due to the continuing drought, manganese levels are at an elevated level. While manganese is unregulated and does not have an enforceable standard- MDH recommended health guidelines are available for personal review.
