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1. What City facilities are closed to the public?

Closed until further notice:

• Edina Art Center, 4701 W. 64th St. (first floor open to pre-registered classes)

2. Where can I find information on parks and trails and Parks & Recreation activities and facilities?

All parks, trails and open spaces are open. To see available activities and open facilities, visit EdinaParks.com.

3. Where can I get help during the pandemic?

Call the City’s COVID-19 Resource Hotline at 952-826-0370. The hotline is available 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

4. How can I participate in a virtual meeting of the City Council, Housing & Redevelopment Authority or Planning Commission?

Residents can watch City Council meetings live on Comcast Channel 813 (high definition) and Channel 16 (standard definition). Meetings are also streamed live at www.EdinaMN.gov/746/Watch-a-City-Meeting and www.facebook.com/edinamn.

You do not need to attend a meeting to provide comments or testify during a public hearing. Leave a comment or testimony on voicemail at 952-826-0377. Provide your feedback online at BetterTogetherEdina.org/public-hearings. Provide live testimony during a meeting by calling 800-374-0221 and using a unique conference code. It does not matter how you provide your comments or testimony and you do not need to provide it in more than one way. The governing body considers it all equally.

5. How many cases of COVID-19 are there in Edina?

The Minnesota Department of Public Health (MDH) urges everyone to assume COVID-19 is everywhere and to act accordingly, practicing good hygiene, social distancing and staying home when sick.

You can view a dashboard of COVID-19 cases in Edina online on the City’s dashboard.

MDH reports the names of long-term care facilities of a certain size with one or more residents or staff with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19. Find the list online at https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/situation.html.

6. Has trash and recycling service changed?

Please contact your hauler about any changes to trash collection.

All recycling materials must be inside of recycling carts as a measure to protect drivers during the coronavirus pandemic. Recycling truck drivers will no longer be allowed to leave the cab of their truck, so they will not be able to pick up any recycling left outside of carts, such as cardboard from shipping boxes. All items should be broken down so they fit in the recycling cart. Residents who need a second cart may request one by calling 952-941-5174 or 952-826-0463. This measure will be in effect until further notice.

Residents who have yard waste pickup should contact their hauler. Yard waste cannot be placed in trash, by state law. Residents with yard waste that isn’t currently being collected by a hauler should store it properly in their yard or take it to one of these sites that accept yard waste:

• SKB Malcolm Avenue Transfer Station, 630 Malcolm Ave. S, Minneapolis. Hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 7 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Call 612-331-4610 for fees or other information.
• The Mulch Store with locations in Burnsville (952-890-9375), Minnetrista (952-446-1056) and Shakopee (952-445-2139). Call or visit mulchstoremn.com for hours and fees.

7. What’s allowed right now under COVID-19 statewide restrictions?

Please check the State of Minnesota’s website for the latest updates on statewide restrictions.

8. What should I do if I have witnessed COVID-19-related discrimination?

There have been incidents of discrimination, bias and hate reported around the world during the pandemic.

If you feel you have been discriminated against and the alleged act of discrimination occurred within the City of Edina with the last 365 days, please complete the Racial Bias and Discrimination form or contact Race & Equity Coordinator Heidi Lee, HLee@EdinaMN.gov or 952-826-1622. You can also contact the Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR) by calling 651-539-1133 or 1-800-658-3704, completing an online form, or by emailing info.mdhr@state.mn.us.

9. Can I get hand sanitizer from the City of Edina?

We’re grateful for all the interest in the “Clean Hands Across Edina” project and continue to get calls about hand sanitizer. By the end of April, all bottles had been distributed to congregate living facilities around the city. There are currently no plans for another round of production and distribution.

10. How is Edina Public Schools responding to COVID-19?

Please visit the Edina Public Schools website for updates. 

11. I own or manage a business. Where can I find guidance on safely reopening?

The State of Minnesota has put together a variety of resources and information for businesses and organizations. Start here to find the information you need.