Dake Olson - 2026

09/05/2025

01/13/2025

10/21/2024

Opportunity to really get into the spirit of Halloween by giving some of your BLOOD!!!

Oct 31st AHA Blood Drive will be at the McGregor Community Center.

Details in the picture to sign up.

03/10/2024

Burning around McGregor to give the city a buffer against wild fires. Everything went as it normally does, but it always looks dramatic.

01/21/2024

Let me know in the comments if you okay with doing mail in ballots for the election in 2024z

09/02/2023

McGregor Fire Dept open house will be at 252 N Maddy Street (up by the Dairy Queen) after the Wild Rice Day Parade. Free Hotdog and Kool-aid to enjoy during your visit. Hope to see you there.

12/17/2022

Warming Center open at MCGREGOR High School

12/05/2022

Water main repairs at the laundry mat. City water turned off from the buckhorn bar south. Will be back on as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience. Questions call 218-768-2717

11/15/2022

Public information meeting about the potential Drug and Alcohol treatment center being proposed for the old DAC building in McGregor
6pm tonight at the DAC building.

09/02/2022

Power is out in mcgregor. Just talked to MLEC and they are trying to locate the issue. Beautiful morning though. Hopefully the power should be restored shortly.

08/24/2022

Minnesota Housing’s financial assistance program for homeowner housing costs has been revised. The original August deadline has been removed and the funding cap has been increased. Eligible expenses for the HomeHelpMN program include: mortgage and/or contract for deed payments, property taxes, homeowner and condominium association payments, and cooperative fees or common charges, manufactured and mobile home loans and/or lot rent payments, ground rent/lease and Tribal Trust Land lease payments, homeowner’s insurance including hazard, flood, wind and/or mortgage insurance payments. The cap prior limit on assistance of $35,000 was increased to $50,000 per household. Additionally, there is no longer a time restriction on past-due expenses. Previously, expenses had to be incurred after January 21, 2020. For applications being processed, the new criteria will be used, and no additional action is needed. While there is no application deadline, homeowners with past-due expenses are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Homeowners with past-due mortgage payments and other eligible housing expenses can apply for assistance as long as funds remain. City residents may begin an application or learn more by visiting HomeHelpMN.org or calling 800.388.3226. The website and application are available in English, Spanish, Somali and Hmong.

State Removes HomeHelpMN Application Deadline – Program Open Until Funds Depleted