The Light Up the Lake Celebration Coloring Contest is underway!

Hey kids! Pick up your copy of this year’s Light Up the Lake Celebration Coloring Contest today! Contest forms are available at city hall, the fire station, Wayzata Library, the Wayzata Chamber, and the Wayzata Bar & Grill. The deadline to s...

City Advisory Board Openings

You are invited to make a difference by volunteering to serve on an advisory commission, authority or board for the City of Wayzata. Position openings and the application packet are online at www.wayzata.org/CABapplication. Applications are accepted until...

Compost & Yard Waste

It’s that time of year--time to clean up all the leaves that have fallen down in your yard! The City of Wayzata’s compost site is available for soft-bodied yard waste, such as grass and leaves. The compost site, located at Public Works...

Fall Leaf Pick-Up

The City of Wayzata Fall Leaf pick-up is Monday, November 11. Leaves must be in compostable bags and placed curbside by 7 a.m. The bags must state that they meet ASTM D6400 standards for compositing and they are “compostable.” Bags marked “biodegradable” ...

Wayzata Boo Blast & Dash

 Don’t miss this spooktacular race – Wayzata’s Boo Bash Dash on Saturday, October 26! Boo Bash Dash benefits Wayzata Community Sailing programs and scholarships. Choose a certified 10K (9 a.m.) and crush it like the ...

Census Day: April 1, 2020

The 2020 Census is less than a year away and the planning and preparation for this important event is well underway. City staff will be meeting with local partners toput plans in place to help get a complete count in the city. 

The census provides...

Navigate Wayzata This Construction Season

This summer, there will be multiple road construction projects in Wayzata that will enhance driver and pedestrian safety and improve lakefront access, creating stronger connections to our exceptional neighborhoods, businesses and community spaces. Project...

Give Back to Nature With Organics Recycling

About 30 percent of what we throw away is organic waste, which includes food scraps and food-soiled paper products. Organics recycling programs involve collecting fruits, vegetables, bones, meat, bread, eggshells, paper towels, tissues, and more for recyc...

Fall Patrol Newsletter

Our final Patrol update can be found here:

October Portal Newsletter

Our latest update can be found here: