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Friday, September 23 will be the first day of the 46-day absentee voting period. Voters may request an absentee ballot by requesting one online at Secretary of State Office or by contacting City Hall directly. Read on...

We had two exciting milestones for Downtown Monticello this week: on Monday, Sept. 19, 2022 a private developer closed on the purchase of a portion of Monticello’s Block 52. Shortly thereafter, a crowd gathered for a groundbreaking event on the project. Additional Info...

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The City of Monticello is looking for Election Judges for the General Election on November 8, 2022. Being an Election Judge is a great way to get involved in your community and help people vote! Read on...

Monticello is planning improvements along Walnut & River Street in 2023. Read on...

The City’s residential garbage and recycling service contractor Advanced Disposal is now Waste Management! In addition, we now have a direct phone number, 320-258-3948, dedicated to the City of Monticello's residential customers. Read on...

Registration for MCC's fall session for swimming lessons opens this week! Read on...

The digital copy of our newsletter is available on our website. City newsletters are published twice a year. They're mailed to city residents and extra copies are available at City Hall! Read on...

With just a few weeks until the General Election on Nov. 8, it’s a good time for everyone to make sure they’re registered to vote! Read on...

Monticello has a Water Conservation Ordinance that specifies an odd/even lawn watering schedule from June 1 to September 30 every year. Read on...

We have several open positions with the City of Monticello! Additional Info...

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