Spring Creek Drive to Reopen Monday, November 12

Construction of the watermain and sanitary sewer connections continues on Spring Creek Drive, east of County Road 11/Jonathan Carver Parkway.  Utility work and paving are anticipated to be completed by Monday, November 12, at which time Spring Creek Drive will reopen.

Construction cones will remain on the west side of County Road 11/Jonathan Carver Parkway late into the construction season as the contractor continues to install utilities and construct a road on the west side.

In the Spring of 2019, the contractor will finish building the turn lanes on County Road 11/Jonathan Carver Parkway and finish the final lift of pavement on Spring Creek Drive.

Please contact Jason Buboltz with any questions at 320-212-7567 or via email at [email protected].

The Street Sweeper will be coming to the Neighborhood…

Click here to review sweeping zone map.

Please have all vehicles off the streets when the sweeper is in your neighborhood.

Street sweeping is one of the most cost-effective ways used to remove sediment, metals, petroleum products, trash, and vegetation that accumulates on streets, construction sites and parking lots.  If these toxins are not removed, they will make their way into the storm drains and into our streams and waterways.  Keeping the storm drains clear not only helps to mitigate water pollution, but also reduces the likelihood of flooding during heavy rain. If you have any questions, contact [email protected]  –  Thank you!

What happened on this date in local history?

Oct. 18, 1923: Our candy factory is coming along in great shape. The production of both “Little Wonder” and “Good Time” bars is being increased right along and at the present rate of growth the capacity of the plant will…

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New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas, right, scores a touchdown against Baltimore Ravens defensive back Jimmy Smith in the second half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 21, 2018, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Gail Burton) ORG XMIT: BAF117

Insure Your Property For Your Flood Hazard

If you do not have flood insurance, talk to your insurance agent.  Most homeowners’ insurance policies do not cover losses due to flooding.  Flood insurance is only available to those participating communities in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).  The City of Carver participates in the National Flood Insurance Program, which makes flood insurance available to everyone in the City even if your property is outside of the flood plain areas.

For many people, their home and its contents represent their greatest investment.  Be sure to check your policy to ensure you have adequate coverage.  Usually these policies cover the structure but not the contents.  Content coverage can be obtained by asking.  The cost of the policy will vary depending on the amount of coverage and the degree of the hazard.  There is a 30-day waiting period before insurance coverage becomes effective.  Plan ahead; do not wait until a flood is predicted before purchasing flood insurance.

The City of Carver participates in the Community Rating System (CRS), which reduces flood insurance policy rates through proper floodplain management programs.  Information about flood insurance can be obtained form your insurance agent.  You do not have to live in the flood plan to qualify for flood insurance.  Property owners can insure their building and contents and renters can insure their possessions.

For more information regarding flooding information and the National Flood Insurance Program, visit www.floodsmart.gov or www.cityofcarver.com/floodplain.

Dove Court trail extension

Work has already started on a short trail extension connected Dove Court to Dell Road. The City Council voted to defer the path installation but maintain the easement after locals argued against the trail.