Mayor Harley M. Droba

01/01/2025

Thank You International Falls for allowing me to serve our community the last 10 years. I have done my best to be a steward for the great people of International Falls and make decisions to move us forward. These decisions have brought change and I for one have never been scared of change and trying new things. I look forward to the change in Mayor and new decisions that move our city forward. Happy New Year to everyone and great fortune for our community in the years to come!

07/18/2024

What an amazing team from all over the world with a message of peace. Our International Falls Bridge was dedicated to peace under Mayor Jack Murray in 1991 and affirmed by me today.

The message of peace is pre important today than ever before!

07/16/2024

Join me 3:45pm this Thursday July 18th at Border Bob’s to welcome these International runners to our community!

Welcome to the USA Peace Run

07/05/2024

One night only! Tonight 8:00pm July 5th, Smokey Bear Park! Beer Garden, Food Booths, One Rockin Free Concert!

Hard To Handle originally performed by The Black CrowsCovered by Gen X Jukebox Live at Ziggy's, Hudson, WIApril 21, 2023https://www.genxjukebox.com/

06/27/2024

International Falls' Independence Day Celebration is on July 4 & 5 at Smokey Bear Park.

06/18/2024

06/17/2024

Minnesota Power is aware and working on it. This is the affected area. Here is the link: https://www.mnpower.com/OutageCenter/OutageMap

05/30/2024

“No Mow May”
ends tomorrow. The bees and the pollinators thank you!

04/08/2024

Thank you to our firefighters, police and staff for their work today at Pete Peterson Band Shell! All city staff are safe however it seems the structure will be a complete loss. I spoke with the City Administrator and she has confirmed that we have contacted our insurance company and we will get more information in the next few days. We all have great memories of Pete Peterson Band Shell, let’s flood Facebook with the positive memories rather than today’s sad disaster.

02/23/2024

International Falls is in good company with the other EMS folks involved in providing for their communities. The system is unstable and must be fixed at the federal and state level. Municipalities will continue to serve but it comes at a financial cost that should be shared by residents that receive the services.

Legislators say lack of funding and workforce issues are “stretching EMS capacity” across the state and introduced legislation this week for an "emergency infusion" of state funding.