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Public Works Superintendent Grant Riemer featured in University of Minnesota Road Scholars publication. In the article, Riemer shares how he became interested in the field, how the U of M LTAP training prepared him for the job, tools others in the public works field can use to build their career and his most surprising moments on the job. Attached to the Weekly Update is Minnesota Technology Exchange's "Road Scholars" article. U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting thousands of temporary positions to assist with the 2020 Census count. Be a Census Taker and make a difference in our community. Visit 2020census.gov/jobs for more information and to apply. Save the Date: • Parks and Recreation Events: Mark your calendars for February 11, to join Karen Ann Stark in a themed Line Dancing session. Whether you come alone or with a partner, you can celebrate Valentine's Day by learning steps to the Sweet Heart Shuffle and Blanco Brown's Git Up Dance. This class is suitable for all ages and levels. Bring a water bottle, comfortable outfit, and dry/clean shoes. Attached to the Weekly Update is the Winter Line Dancing Flyer. • Annual Boards, Commissions and Employee Appreciation Holiday Party. The City of Ramsey's Annual Boards, Commissions and Employee Event is scheduled for Friday, January 10, from 4:31 to 10:00 pm at McDuff's Bar & Grill, 16659 St. Francis Blvd. RSVP's are due back to Kathy Schmitz .at kschmitz(acitvoframsev.com by Friday, January 3. Attached to the Weekly Update is the 2019 Holiday Party Invitation. • Opportunity to Recycle Your Extra Cardboard. The City of Ramsey will have dumpsters available at the Public Works Facility Campus (14100 Jaspar Street) through January 17, for residents to dispose of excess cardboard. There is no cost for this service. Boxes should be flattened to save space in the dumpster, but there is no need to bundle them. This is intended for cardboard only, but other fiber items like newspaper, cereal boxes, office paper and magazines can also be placed in the dumpster. Please - Do not put any other non -fiber or non -paper materials in or around the dumpster. • Recycle Your Old Holiday Lights at Ramsey City Hall. Have you discovered old or broken strands of lights while decorating your home for the holidays? Bring them to the Ramsey Municipal Center during regular business hours (Monday - Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm) and recycle them for free! Drop-off bins for old holiday lights, as well as electric cords, telephone cords, and appliance cords, will be located in the lobby of the Ramsey Municipal Center now through the end of January, 2020! • Help Keep Snow Away From Fire Hydrants - Please help keep snow away from fire hydrants. Snow piled close to hydrants restricts operation during a fire emergency. The City is requesting your help in keeping our fire hydrants accessible. Please clear a four - foot circle around the hydrant near your home to ensure easy access for our Fire Department. For questions, call Utilities Supervisor John Nelson at 763-433-9861. Best regards, Kurt Ulrich City Administrator