News Flash

Opening of Burnes Park Splash Pad Delayed

Due to safety concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hopkins splash pad at Burnes Park will not open on Memorial Day weekend.  

Although the CDC has released considerations for the safety of those who operate, manage and use water playgroun...

Residents Encouraged to Sign-Up for Rave Mobile Safety

Hopkins residents and community members are encouraged to register for Rave Mobile Safety, the City’s new emergency notification system. Rave is a free service that allows individuals to sign-up for notifications sent from state and local author...

Keeping Hopkins’ Parks Open and Safe

The City of Hopkins Emergency Management, Police and Public Works are working cooperatively to monitor park use. 

It is the City’s goal to maintain access to our parks, trails and park amenities while ensuring the health and safety of Ho...

City of Hopkins Monitors, Prepares for COVID-19

On March 16, Mayor Jason Gadd issued a local emergency declaration. This declaration invokes the City’s emergency operations/management plans and pandemic response plans related to the coronavirus outbreak. Fire Chief Dale Specken and City Manag...