Participants will gain insight into how officers carry out their daily responsibilities, and why they follow the procedures they do. This is a great learning opportunity for members of Neighborhood Watch. Come with a neighbor or friend. The course is free and open to residents who live or work in the cities of New Hope or Crystal. The classes are designed with the average citizen in mind.
Applications are also available on the city s website at ci.new-hope.mn.us.
We hope this innovative new program will increase participation and make it easier for residents to recycle, New Hope City Manager Dan Donahue said. The new program, which will begin next year, will include larger recycling receptacles, a revised pickup schedule, and less sorting of recyclable items. New Hope formed the Hennepin Recycling Group as a joint-powers agreement with the cities of Crystal and Brooklyn Center in 1989. Recycling will be easier, because sorting of recyclable materials will no longer be necessary. Recycling pickup will also change, from every week to every other week.