Wedding Workshop:Engaged? Check out the Wedding Workshop at the Eagan Community Center on Sunday, March 21 from 1 - 4 p.m. More...
St. Patrick's Day Promotion:St. Patrick's Day membership promotion at the Eagan Community Center - Your Lucky Day! Questions, call the Eagan Community Center at (651) 675-5550.
11th Annual Home & Leisure Show:Visit the 11th Annual Home & Leisure Show at the Eagan Civic Arena from March 12-14! More...
F.A.N.tastic (Family Activity Night) Saturdays:The Eagan Community Center brings you, F.A.N.tastic (Family Activity Night) Saturdays. Join us every Saturday nigh from November 28 - March 27 from 5 - 9 p.m. for a variety of family activities. The cost is $2/person with a $10 family maximum. More...
2010 Cascade Bay Season Passes:2010 Cascade Bay season passes are now available from the Parks & Recreation office. For more information, call (651) 675-5500. More...
Discover the Value in Eagan:Redeem your "Find the Value" coins for special deals within Parks & Recreation. Visit Discover the Value in Eagan for more details.
Governor Declares March 6 as City of Eagan Day Statewide In a 50-minute trip detailing its past 150 years, Eagan Mayor Mike Maguire, in his State of the City Address, recounted what he called “the special legacy” of a city now celebrating its Sesquicentennial. Governor Tim Pawlenty issued a greeting and proclamation declaring March 6 as City of Eagan Day throughout Minnesota. March 6, 1860 was when the Minnesota Legislature passed legislation signed by Minnesota’s second Governor, Alexander Ramsey, which created Eagan as a township. A fun black & white video depicted the bill signing and a pony express messenger bringing the news out to Eagan, where costumed volunteers reenacted the first town board meeting held in April, 1860.
On March 8th, 2010, at 2:37 PM, the Eagan Police Department responded to the report of an Independent School District # 196 school bus that struck a parked vehicle near Curry Trail and Daniel Drive. Upon speaking with the school bus driver, officers detected an odor of alcoholic beverage coming from his breath. The driver, Herby Paulson, age 61, failed field sobriety tests and was taken into custody for DWI.
Sometimes it helps to picture the circumstances of those who need our help at south metro food shelves. While 7% of adults in Dakota County are unemployed (as of December), that doesn’t explain the rising demand on local food shelves, which is up 40% from just three years ago. “Stories like [this] are among the many reasons we’re asking Eagan residents to lend a helping hand during our Sesquicentennial year,” says Eagan Mayor Mike Maguire. The City is asking churches, businesses and residents to help it reach an ambitious goal of collecting 150,000 pounds of food in Eagan’s 150th year. So far the total since January is a little over 10,000 pounds.
City of Eagan Salary Statement Pursuant to the requirements of MN Session Law 2005, Chapter 156, M.S. 471.701 a city with a population of more than 15,000 must annually notify its residents of the positions and base salaries of its three highest-paid employees. This notice may be provided on the homepage of the primary Web site maintained by the political subdivision for a period of not less than 90 consecutive days. The City of Eagan’s highest paid employees in 2010 are: the City Administrator - $148,730, Director of Administrative Services - $130,312, and the Director of Public Works - $130,312. Salaries remain unchanged from 2009. Posted 1/14/2010
Engaged? Check out the 
St. Patrick's Day
Visit the 11th Annual Home & Leisure Show at the Eagan Civic Arena from March 12-14! 
The Eagan Community Center brings you, F.A.N.tastic (Family Activity Night) Saturdays. Join us every Saturday nigh from November 28 - March 27 from 5 - 9 p.m. for a variety of family activities. The cost is $2/person with a $10 family maximum. 
2010 Cascade Bay 
Redeem your "Find the Value" coins for special deals within Parks & Recreation. Visit 
In a 50-minute trip detailing its past 150 years, Eagan Mayor Mike Maguire, in his 
Sometimes it helps to picture the circumstances of those who need our help at south metro food shelves. While 7% of adults in Dakota County are unemployed (as of December), that doesn’t explain the rising demand on local food shelves, which is up 40% from just three years ago. “Stories like [this] are among the many reasons we’re asking Eagan residents to lend a helping hand during our Sesquicentennial year,” says Eagan Mayor Mike Maguire. The City is asking churches, businesses and residents to help it reach an ambitious goal of collecting 150,000 pounds of food in Eagan’s 150th year. So far the total since January is a little over 10,000 pounds.