Currie MN

06/01/2026

Did you know that End-O-Line Railroad Park & Museum offers electric bike rentals right from our gift shop?

Located at the trailhead of the beautiful Casey Jones State Trail Currie Loop, our park is the perfect launch point for your next biking adventure. And now, you’ll be able to cruise the loop with a little extra pedal power—thanks to electric assist!

Whether you’re looking to explore more miles, tackle those gentle hills with ease, or just enjoy the breeze without breaking a sweat, our e-bikes will make your visit even more enjoyable.

05/29/2026

The Settling Plate Project seems like it is at a standstill but our city attorney, engineering firm and the surety company are working on a solution. We are very frustrated with the situation, as we know you are. Hang in there, help is on the way!

05/28/2026

05/26/2026

CONGRATULATIONS to our Currie Fire Department on the purchase of the new pumper from Heiman Fire Equipment! THANK YOU to Chief Lucas Radke and Mark Gervais for their many hours of work and dedication to this project that started in October of 2024. This $508,079 truck was largely funded by a FEMA Grant with our frugal Fire Dept using nearly $30,000. of the money they set aside for equipment. Thank you to all those who faithfully donate to our local Fire Dept. to keep our community safe.

05/24/2026

Don't forget to pay your utility bill by the 25th!
3 Ways to Pay to prevent a $20 Late Fee & Disconnection Notice:
DROP OFF BOX on Municipal Building
PAY ONLINE at www.allpaid.com with Debit or Credit Card
PAY BY PHONE 1-888-604-7888
(Currie's Pay Location Code is: a004nw)
Minimum $3.99 fee for using Debit/Credit Card
If you are having trouble paying your bill please contact Murray County Southwest Health & Human Services 3001 Maple Road in Slayton or call 1-800-657-3711 or contact Southwestern Minnesota Opportunity Council (SMOC) at 507-376-4195 for assistance.

05/21/2026

By Norma Dittman When the Midwest Honor Flight Mission 29 out of Sioux Falls took to the skies on Tuesday, May 5th, three area men were among the 84 veterans on board. Those men were Jim Oslund and Bill Bryan, Slayton, and Tom Noerenberg, Currie.

05/21/2026

Dog P**p Bags are now available in the Currie City Park near the trash can in the NW corner of the Shelter House. Please keep our park poop-free! :)