Pre-Owned Book Outlet at Wayzata Library

Stop by the Wayzata Library in February to shop the Valentine’s Day Pre-Owned Book Outlet taking place in the south-east corner during library hours.

The suggested donation is $1 - $2 per title. Each purchase can be made on the honor system and donations will support the Wayzata Library’s programs, materials, play spaces, and more!

This collection of books is selected by your Friends of the Hennepin County Library, Wayzata.

Panoway Lakewalk Progress

Yesterday, construction crews were able to set the final eight precast planks, which will serve as the primary structure of the Lakewalk. Very soon, installation will begin for the aesthetic treatments of decking and railings on top of the precast planks! The lakewalk and new dock system are planned to be open for use by Memorial Day.

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Marina Dredging Project 

The City has contracted with Minger Construction to dredge the two lagoons at the Wayzata marina. The marina was last maintained (dredged) over 25 years ago and it has been determined that enough sediment accumulation has occurred to warrant maintenance. Minger mobilized and began work in mid-January. The project is expected to be completed in early March, weather permitting.

Sign Up for Smart 911

Sign up and create a Smart 911 profile to keep first responders in the loop on key information like allergies, medical history, pets, emergency contacts, and more!

This information is only accessible temporarily and only if you call 911. Your profile will preload and will automatically provide this information to first responders so you don’t have to during a chaotic situation.

Already have a profile? Keep it up to date! 

Did you recently move, add a family member or develop a medical need? Remember to check your profile annually to make sure information provided in an emergency is as accurate as possible.

Click here for more information or to sign up.

Questions? Call 952-404-5340.

Important Ice Safety Reminder

As a reminder, especially with the mild weather,  the Minnesota DNR does not measure ice thickness on Minnesota lakes. Your safety is your responsibility — check ice thickness at least every 150 feet using an ice chisel, ice auger or a cordless 1/4 inch drill with a long bit. Ice thickness and strength can vary drastically over the same body of water. White ice is half as strong as newer, clear ice.

• Always wear a life jacket.
• Wear cold weather protection gear. 
• Carry ice picks. 
• Check weather and water temperatures. 
• Let someone know your location and schedule.

Click here to learn more