05/21/22
Highway 15 Traffic Signal Timing Updates
Week of May 23, 2022
Motorists traveling on Highway 15 in Fairmont should expect to experience a change in traffic patterns starting the week of May 23rd as the Minnesota Department of Transportation will be testing and revising the timing of traffic signals to improve safety and reduce delays.
When timing adjustments are finalized, motorists will benefit from reduced delays, stops, fuel usage, emissions and wear and tear on their vehicles. For additional information on this matter, please visit
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Minnesota Department of Transportation - MnDOT
www.mndot.gov
Minnesota Department of Transportation road and travel information, construction projects, regional offices, bid letting, future highway plans, hot topics, jobs, library, map sales, news, public meeti...
Now if only we could something with the trains stopping for 20 mins to 30 mins?
05/20/22
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY
Each residential homeowner produces waste that contributes to water pollution.
What residential waste contributes to water pollution?
Grass clippings, fertilizers, yard waste in the curb, discharging chemicals, soaps, cleaners, detergents, oils, grease, fuels, garbage, dirt, concrete wash water, sewage, and hazardous materials are all waste that is generated by our homeowners.
Steps for preventing water pollution:
- Wash your car in a grassy area in your yard
- Blow your grass clippings back onto your yard
- Sweep dirt and grass from your sidewalk and driveway into your yard or collect and dispose of at the city’s tree and compost site.
- Make sure your garbage can lid remains closed, so trash is not blowing around your neighborhood
- Clean out any catch basin grates that are near your home.
- Do any vehicle maintenance indoors or make sure you clean up maintenance residue, ie. oil and grease
- Sweep fertilizer from sidewalks, driveways, and the street after application
- Pick up your pet waste and put it in the garbage
What NOT to do:
- Sweep or power wash your driveway into the street
- Drain your pools and hot tubs into the street
- Wash away residue into the storm sewer or street
- Dump anything directly into the storm sewer
WHAT YOU DUMP IN THE STREET ENDS UP IN OUR LAKES!!!
Questions? Contact:
Tyler Cowing
Water Resources/Engineering Tech II
City of Fairmont
(o) 507-238-3948
(m) 507-236-6224
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To make your infographic fit our community, you should put some cows in the creek (Center Creek), and livestock in the lake (like they are allowed to in the country).
05/20/22
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05/19/22
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony & Facility Tour
Fairmont Public Works Building
801 E Margaret Street, Fairmont
TODAY - May 19, 2022 4 - 6 pm
The public is welcome to attend this exciting event!
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05/19/22
The Fairmont City Council will meet on Monday, May 23, 2022, at 5:30 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers. The public is welcome to attend.
Viewers can monitor the meeting by tuning in to Local Government Channel 13 or by viewing it on-line at
The agenda for the meeting can be viewed at https://fairmont.org/wp-content/uploads/…
#CityofFairmont #CityCouncil
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Highway 15 Traffic Signal Timing Updates
Week of May 23, 2022
Motorists traveling on Highway 15 in Fairmont should expect to experience a change in traffic patterns starting the week of May 23rd as the Minnesota Department of Transportation will be testing and revising the timing of traffic signals to improve safety and reduce delays.
When timing adjustments are finalized, motorists will benefit from reduced delays, stops, fuel usage, emissions and wear and tear on their vehicles. For additional information on this matter, please visit
#CityofFairmont
... See MoreSee Less

Minnesota Department of Transportation - MnDOT
www.mndot.gov
Minnesota Department of Transportation road and travel information, construction projects, regional offices, bid letting, future highway plans, hot topics, jobs, library, map sales, news, public meeti...Now if only we could something with the trains stopping for 20 mins to 30 mins?
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY
Each residential homeowner produces waste that contributes to water pollution.
What residential waste contributes to water pollution?
Grass clippings, fertilizers, yard waste in the curb, discharging chemicals, soaps, cleaners, detergents, oils, grease, fuels, garbage, dirt, concrete wash water, sewage, and hazardous materials are all waste that is generated by our homeowners.
Steps for preventing water pollution:
- Wash your car in a grassy area in your yard
- Blow your grass clippings back onto your yard
- Sweep dirt and grass from your sidewalk and driveway into your yard or collect and dispose of at the city’s tree and compost site.
- Make sure your garbage can lid remains closed, so trash is not blowing around your neighborhood
- Clean out any catch basin grates that are near your home.
- Do any vehicle maintenance indoors or make sure you clean up maintenance residue, ie. oil and grease
- Sweep fertilizer from sidewalks, driveways, and the street after application
- Pick up your pet waste and put it in the garbage
What NOT to do:
- Sweep or power wash your driveway into the street
- Drain your pools and hot tubs into the street
- Wash away residue into the storm sewer or street
- Dump anything directly into the storm sewer
WHAT YOU DUMP IN THE STREET ENDS UP IN OUR LAKES!!!
Questions? Contact:
Tyler Cowing
Water Resources/Engineering Tech II
City of Fairmont
(o) 507-238-3948
(m) 507-236-6224
#CityofFairmont #CityofLakes
... See MoreSee Less
To make your infographic fit our community, you should put some cows in the creek (Center Creek), and livestock in the lake (like they are allowed to in the country).
#CityofFairmont #CityofLakesLet us know you are coming. Register on-line at ... See MoreSee Less
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony & Facility Tour
Fairmont Public Works Building
801 E Margaret Street, Fairmont
TODAY - May 19, 2022 4 - 6 pm
The public is welcome to attend this exciting event!
#CityofFairmont
... See MoreSee Less
The Fairmont City Council will meet on Monday, May 23, 2022, at 5:30 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers. The public is welcome to attend.
Viewers can monitor the meeting by tuning in to Local Government Channel 13 or by viewing it on-line at
The agenda for the meeting can be viewed at https://fairmont.org/wp-content/uploads/…
#CityofFairmont #CityCouncil
... See MoreSee Less
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