National Police Week honors law enforcement officers across the country for their service, dedication and sacrifice in protecting the public and maintaining safe communities.

This year’s contest featured 11 entries from New Hope individuals, families, neighborhoods and groups.

The New Hope City Council adopted the proclamation at its April 13 meeting as part of the City’s ongoing commitment to preserving and strengthening its urban forest

These improvements aim to enhance safety, increase reliability, and maintain dependable service.

The week recognizes the important role volunteers play in strengthening the community.

Field crews began operations April 13 across the metro area to monitor and reduce mosquito populations.

The Planting for Clean Water Workshop will show you how to manage runoff, protect nearby lakes and streams and create a healthier landscape.

This long- range plan outlines the City’s vision for growth, development and public investment, shaping decisions on land use, housing, transportation, parks, infrastructure and community facilities.

CEE is a local nonprofit that works with the City to offer flexible, competitive financing for home projects.

Xcel Energy is conducting routine inspections of wooden electric utility poles as part of its ongoing maintenance program.

Several important projects are planned for 2026 to keep our streets, sidewalks and other infrastructure safe, accessible and well-maintained.

The City of New Hope has joined other metro-area cities as part of Cities for Safe and Stable Communities, a nonpartisan coalition of Minnesota local governments working together to address operational and economic instability stemming from recent federal actions.

Smart911 helps ensure you receive timely emergency alerts and allows first responders to access critical information when you need help most.

These resources offer information on immigrant rights and legal assistance and are available for anyone seeking support.

The City of New Hope has approved updated utility rates, effective in 2026, as part of the 2026 budget.

At its Dec. 8 meeting, the New Hope City Council approved the City’s 2026 budget and property tax levy, setting the financial plan for City services, infrastructure investments and long-term priorities in the coming year.

Low-interest financing is available for a range of home improvement projects.