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Fall Hikes in Fridley

Our Recreation has put together a few ideas for fall hikes in Fridley.

Innsbruck Nature Center:

Get away for the suburbs and into nature in just minutes. The Innsbruck Nature Center is a 24-acre space filled with walking/hiking trails that are primarily a wooded area, flourishing with fall colors. The park is located at 5815 ...

Ways to vote in the General Election

COVID-19 has presented challenges to elections administrators at the state, county and municipal level. The Fridley Clerk’s Office is working to ensure a safe and efficient Election Day for all eligible voters in the City. There are three ways t...

Adopt A Drain Program

Adopt a storm drain in your neighborhood before Labor Day and you’ll receive a free tote bag from Adopt-A-Drain.org

When you adopt a drain, you volunteer to keep it free of leaves, trash and other pollutants. Storm drains feed directly into Moore Lake, Rice Creek and the Mississippi River, so it’s important to keep them clear for cleaner and healthier waterwa...

Temporary Outdoor Dining Areas

In recognition of the difficulties facing restaurant owners during the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Fridley City Council has temporarily suspended the typical approval processes for restaurants to add outdoor dining areas.

Rather than the usual 60-day approval process for outdoor space, restaurants can complete a Temporary Outdoor Dining Registration Form and submit it to the City. 

All spaces added via this process are considered temporary and must be removed by No...