City of Clear Lake

01/14/2024

Clear Lake is a town of 641 people in Sherburne County located 13 miles southeast of St. Cloud at the intersection of Highway 10 and Highway 24. Clear Lake is the focus of this Small Town series on WJON. I talked with longtime Clear Lake resident and author Bud Stimler and Dave McDonald and Jennifer...

11/23/2023

11/11/2023

10/19/2023

The Clear Lake Fire Department is looking for men and women who want to make a difference in their community.
Apply today and add a new suit to your wardrobe.

Clear Lake, Minnesota

10/17/2023

Please be mindful that its illegal to ride ATV's on city properties like, lift stations, parks, out lots, storm water ponds and well sites. Any one caught doing so will be reported to the Sheriff's Department.
Thank you

10/10/2023

New electronic speed sign has been installed on Hwy 24 to help slow down vehicles as they approach our city.

09/11/2023

On 9/11/2023 a Peddlers License has been granted to Home Solutions a company who is offering community solar subscriptions.
This company is not endorsed or affiliated with Xcel Energy.
To subscribers follow this link and under the Residential Customers tab is information on how to subscribe to renewable energy through Xcel and avoid using a third party like a solar garden developer.

Streamline your energy usage at home with our residential programs, rebates and helpful tips and tricks.

07/10/2023

📍EMERGENCY WATER SHUT OFF📍
Residents on Church St North of Hwy 24 will experience loss of water until emergency has been resolved

06/12/2023

Hazardous Waste Event, June 20, 2023, at the Clear Lake Fire Hall located at 8670 1st Ave West.
See flyer information below

05/11/2023

The City of Clear Lake is reminding residents and property owners to help keep local roads safe by ensuring grass clippings and yard waste stays on their property.

Blowing grass and other yard waste onto local roadways can lead to other problems. Rocks and stones thrown from mowers, for instance, have the potential to injure others and damage nearby vehicles. Grass and organic waste can also build up on road surfaces and block storm sewers, which may reduce local drainage capacity.

To help keep roads safe and avoid the additional problems associated with blown grass and leaves, residents and property owners are asked to ensure their lawnmower discharge chutes are aimed away from roads and sidewalks. If chutes can’t be aimed away, they can consider the use of a mulching bag. Blowers and brooms can also be used to clear the surface of roadways after mowing and trimming.

05/05/2023

Clear Lake Fire Departments Assistant Chief Craig Miller fought the hardest battle of his life, cancer. Craig was a great leader and will be remembered for his passion and dedication to his community.
To those who know firefighters that they never die, they just burn forever in the hearts of the people whose lives they saved.
RIP Chief Miller

A celebration of life for Craig R. Miller, age 55, of Foley, will be on Tuesday, May 9, 2023, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, St. Cloud at 11 AM. Visitation will be on Monday, May 8, 2023, from 4-7 PM at Miller-Carlin Funeral Home, 3013 Roosevelt Rd. St. Cloud and one hour prior to the service on Tues...