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1001 Belgrade Ave
Mankato, MN 56003
+1 (507) 625-4141
http://www.northmankato.com

The City of North Mankato, Minnesota, offers a comprehensive range of services and programs aimed at enhancing community life and fostering local development. With a focus on sustainability, public safety, and recreational opportunities, North Mankato is dedicated to maintaining a vibrant environment for its residents and visitors.

In addition to managing essential utilities and public works, the city promotes various community initiatives, including farmers' markets, youth sports, and cultural events. North Mankato also emphasizes economic growth, providing resources for business development and environmental stewardship through programs such as the Bicycle Friendly Community Initiative and the Climate Action Plan.

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