Utility updates in Diamond Lake are nearing completion, with CenterPoint Energy moving customer gas meters outside. Although construction is done, restoration work continues. The company thanks residents for their patience during the project.

CenterPoint Energy to begin a natural gas infrastructure upgrade in Kenwood neighborhood starting May 5, 2025, which will last around two months, replacing mains and enhancing safety without cost to residents. Temporary disruptions are expected.

Apple Valley enforces regulations for driveway maintenance to ensure safety, aesthetic appeal, and property value, urging residents to repair pavements.

Plymouth's 36th Avenue Rehabilitation Project begins on April 21, with road and safety improvements expected until November 2025, affecting traffic and pedestrian routes.

CenterPoint Energy is finishing gas main installation in Hopkins, with restoration beginning April 18th. Later, indoor meters will be moved outdoors. Permanent restoration follows weeks after.

St. Louis Park is coping with new overnight train noise, prompting the city to propose creating whistle quiet zones, which require a lengthy and costly process to implement.

Construction crews are working in Jordan West to enhance gas system safety and reliability by replacing mains and service lines for CenterPoint Energy.

The Plymouth DVS is closed for repairs until late June, with efforts to mitigate impact by increasing nearby road test appointments and promoting online services.

CenterPoint Energy is starting natural gas main installations in Maple Grove, affecting street parking and sidewalk access, while promising to maintain home access and minimize disruption.

CenterPoint Energy's gas main project on MN-316 in Hastings continues, causing lane closures and traffic disruptions expected to last into the next week.

Madelia residents can expect significant natural gas infrastructure upgrades by CenterPoint Energy starting April 21, 2025, including pipe replacements during city road work at no cost to homeowners.

MnDOT is hosting in-person and virtual events to discuss updates on the Hwy 252/I-94 corridor, offering residents engagement opportunities on safety and project developments.

Michigan Street's 300 block in downtown will experience detours and crane activity on Thursday due to contractor work, affecting both traffic and pedestrians.