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St Louis Parks Maintenance, located in Minneapolis, MN, operates out of the Municipal Service Center (MSC), which houses 60 large city vehicles and various smaller equipment. The MSC also serves as the central hub for city divisions like utilities and public works, providing essential maintenance and support services. Following a $9.5 million remodel in 2010, the MSC re-opened with an additional 53,000 square feet of space and upgraded meeting areas, enhancing its capacity to efficiently manage and maintain the city's fleet and infrastructure. St Louis Parks Maintenance plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of municipal services in Minneapolis. Generated from their available business information

The Hopkins Pavilion is a versatile arena located in Hopkins, Minnesota, serving the community year-round with a wide range of activities including ice skating, broomball, soccer, lacrosse, and various events such as concerts and company picnics. Originally built in 1990 with funding from a park bond referendum, the Pavilion has adapted its space to accommodate both indoor skating and turf activities throughout the seasons. With its central location in Central Park, the Pavilion transforms from an indoor skating rink from September to February, to indoor turf from March to May, and then to a dry floor from June to August. This adaptability allows the facility to meet the growing recreational needs of the community while hosting private events and youth sports camps. Generated from the website

The Hopkins Public Works Department maintains the city's infrastructure, buildings and equipment and provides services to meet other essential needs of the city. In addition to develop city's infrastructure, it maintains athletic fields, playgrounds, trails, open skating, hockey rinks and Shady Oak Beach. The department also provides weekly automated refuse collection for residents, as well as recycling coordination for contract collection and recycling awareness campaigns. The Hopkins Public Works Department works through its six divisions: building and equipment services, engineering, parks and forestry, refuse and recycling, streets and traffic and water and utilities.