Please come and attend the Jordan Police station groundbreaking.
Date: Monday, September 26th 2016
Time: 9:00AM
Location: 705 Syndicate St Jordan MN
Have questions or comments?
Feel free to reach out to City Hall 952-492-2535
Please come and attend the Jordan Police station groundbreaking.
Date: Monday, September 26th 2016
Time: 9:00AM
Location: 705 Syndicate St Jordan MN
Have questions or comments?
Feel free to reach out to City Hall 952-492-2535
Old Town Coffee Saloon is opening up in the Carasim (Old Geno’s) building at the SE corner of Highway 21 and Water Street.
They will be serving:
Welcome to Jordan Old Town Coffee Saloon!
Public Transportation
Scott County residents have several public transportation options to choose from, and there are a number of Park & Rides throughout the County to help get you on your way.
For residents in Scott and Carver Counties, SmartLink is your premier mobility management service, including Dial-A-Ride. Smart Link can get you anywhere in the seven county metro area (in some cases, you may need to transfer to another transportation provider).
Minnesota Valley Transit Authority
The Minnesota Valley Transit Authority (MVTA) is the public transportation agency for seven suburbs located approximately 15 miles south of Minneapolis and St. Paul: Apple Valley, Burnsville, Eagan, and Rosemount in Dakota County; and Savage, Shakopee, and Prior Lake in Scott County. MVTA also provides the Scott County-to-downtown Minneapolis express bus service, originally known as BlueXpress.
Land to Air provides shuttle service from the Marschall Road Transit Station (Shakopee) to the Minneapolis/Saint Paul International Airport. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride — no parking issues, no fighting traffic, and no trouble with the weather!
Scott County and National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) are working together to help with Mental Illness. NAMI is a regional grassroots organization dedicated to improving the lives of children’s and adults with mental illnesses and their families.
For more information about resources, visit NAMI’s website: www.namihelps.org
If you are looking for help or information please use any of the following information.
Scott County Crisis Response Services
Scott County Mental Health Center
St. Francis Hospital, Shakopee
Mayo Clinic Health System, New Prague
Anchor Center, Shakopee
Additional Resources:
Suicide Prevention Line: 1 (800) 273-8255
TXT4LIFE (Teen Suicide Prevention):
text “Life” to 839863 or call 1 (800) 273-8255
Ombudsman: 1 (800) 657-3306
Rainn (Domestic Abuse) : 1 (800) 656-4673
Adult Detox: (651) 266-4009
MN Disability Law Center: 1 (800) 292-4150
Or visit
www.namihelps.org
Understanding Mental Illness
Free Community Meeting
Thursday, March 31
7-8:30PM
Prior Lake High School
For Immediate Release                                                                                  December 2, 2015
City of Jordan wins American Public Works Association Project of the Year Award
The City of Jordan is pleased to announce that it won the American Public Works Association – Minnesota Chapter’s Project of the Year Award for its 2015 Downtown Street & Utility Improvements Project. Recent past winners of this award include the City of Eagan’s Cedar Grove Redevelopment (Outlet Mall) and Hennepin County’s Lowry Avenue Bridge. Jordan’s project was up against some very great and deserving projects this year in Bloomington, Carver County, St. Louis Park, Shoreview, Rogers, Camp Ripley, Luverne, Crystal and St. Louis County.  The City feels this award is a great honor to share with our community through the lasting improvements to its downtown.
The City of Jordan would like to thank Bolton & Menk, Chard Tiling, the DAC (Downtown Advisory Committee), EDA and the many citizens that gave input during the planning and design stages of the project.  Bolton & Menk were the engineers and project managers during the project. Chard Tiling was the contractor that completed the work very well even under some challenging conditions and timelines. The DAC group was instrumental in the citizen outreach and design standards reviews.
The City Council feels the project was chosen due to the amount of public input, vast changes in the street-scaping and some of railroad underground boring difficulties it overcame during the project. The City held 26 public meetings prior to deciding on the final designs. The project includes numerous bump-outs with raised planter areas, decorative paver sidewalk sections, community branding street light banners, planting numerous trees, historic style way-fairing signage, decorative benches and trash receptacles. The project’s goals included improvement to the look, feel, and walkability for residents while replacing older utilities and streets in historic downtown. At the beginning stages the City formed a Downtown Advisory Committee to help work through the design elements and follow the City’s downtown visioning plan approved in 2013. This vision is ongoing and the City of Jordan took some great strides forward in 2015, as proven by this honorable recognition of the 2015 downtown street project. Some long-time residents have commented that this is as nice as our downtown has ever looked.
Come Live, Shop and Dine in Jordan’s downtown and see the APWA Project of the Year for 2015!
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The City of Jordan is applying for the Deluxe Small Business Revolution Grant.
The winning town will receive a $500,000 Main Street makeover, including:
Please nominate the City of Jordan  here and help tell our story!