City of Chanhassen, Minnesota

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Chanhassen: n. tree of sweet sap

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  City of Chanhassen
  7700 Market Blvd
  PO Box 147
  Chanhassen MN
  55317
  952-227-1100
  Fax: 952-227-1110

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is a small, Minnesota community located just southwest of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. We offer many opportunities for work, family and play.

In this website you will find information on the community of Chanhassen, local schools, things to do and see, where to find our parks, playgrounds, entertainment centers and anything else you might want to know to become acquainted with the city of Chanhassen, Minnesota.

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What's New
Predatory Offender Community Meeting CANCELLED Seasonal Road Weight Restrictions NOW IN EFFECT 2009 Photo Contest Winners 2010 Photo Contest Rain Barrels and Compost Bins for Sale! Spring Tree Sale Spring Adopt-A-Park Metro Blooms Raingarden Workshop and Design Studio scheduled for March 11 has been CANCELLED Southwest Metro Home, Landscape & Lifestyle Expo - March 27 Winter Parking Rules in Effect through March 31 Easter Egg Candy Hunt is April 3 ChanJam '10 is April 16 Property Valuation Open Book Process is April 19-23 Public Safety Seminar is April 20 Spring Recycling Day is April 23 Arbor Day Tree Planting Event is May 8 LOST & FOUND Animals - Have you lost your pet? Check HERE Wondering if a program is cancelled due to weather? Find our Weather Hotlines HERE The City of Chanhassen is now on Facebook! License Center Now Open in Chanhassen Pay your Utility Bill ONLINE! Proposed Development and Improvement Projects

Population of 24,481

Established in 1896