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The heavy snowfall that has fallen over the past week is difficult to move and not all residents can handle the weight of the snow. The City of St. Cloud Public Services Director Tracy Hodel posted the following message on their website:
The lack of snow and rain this winter has put Central Minnesota in an unusual situation in March. St. Cloud Public Services Director Tracy Hodel joined me on WJON. She explains typically March-May is when they see the highest flow/production from the Mississippi River but right now they are at 20% below average for this time of year.
(KNSI) - Governor Tim Walz toured the world-class St. Cloud Wastewater Treatment Facility Tuesday, which could...
The majority of hydrants in St. Cloud are red fire hydrants. Recently St. Cloud has added some blue hydrants along Cooper Avenue and there are also yellow fire hydrants in some locations in the city.
The majority of hydrants in St. Cloud are red fire hydrants. Recently St. Cloud has added some blue hydrants along Cooper Avenue and there are also yellow fire hydrants in some locations in the city.