World’s Largest Swimming Lesson to be held in Parkers Prairie!
Please join in on the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson at your hometown Aquatic Center!! It is on Thursday June 23rd at 6 pm. This lesson is 45 mins long and is open for all ages and abilities! This is a FREE class that focuses on drowning prevention and what to do in an emergency situation. Please come dressed in clothes with a swimsuit underneath. Participants will be getting in the water with their clothes on!
Brush Site 2022
Lions Smelt & Fish Fry
Join the Lions for their 58th annual smelt fry!
2022 Parkers Prairie City Wide Yard Sales
To have your sale added to the map, please fill out a form and drop it off at the City Hall BEFORE May 16th.
Ambulance Fundraiser
Sunday, April 10, 2022, from noon until 5 pm at The Prairie Event Center. There will be pulled pork BBQs, BINGO starting at 1 pm, a raffle, silent auction items, and bar drinks will be available. If you are unable to attend but would like to donate to the PPCA you can remit your donation to PPAC PO Box 115 Parkers Prairie MN 56361
Public Comment Sought for County’s Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
Otter Tail County is currently in the process of updating its Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan. Before the plan is submitted to the State of Minnesota and FEMA for approval, we need your feedback!
Please review the draft plan, in particular the mitigation actions for your jurisdiction. https://sites.google.com/d.umn.edu/ottertailcounty
The comment period is open from November 29 – December 15.
Water Restriction Ban Lifted
The DNR has lifted its ban on water usage but still wants to remind people to be mindful about water usage.
Drought Warning Restrictions
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources drought warning for the state of Minnesota. In accordance with the MN DNR Drought Plan, the City of Parkers Prairie has placed a ban on non-essential water use beginning July 23rd. These restrictions will be in effect for the City of Parkers Prairie until the drought warning has been lifted. Prohibited watering includes: watering of lawns, washing of buildings, driveways, sidewalks, or parking areas, washing of cars (except for commercial businesses)
Acceptable watering includes: watering of fruit and vegetable gardens, watering of flowers or newly planted trees, necessary use of water to protect public health, safety, and welfare. We appreciate the efforts of our residents to conserve water wherever possible. If you have questions regarding these restrictions, please call the City Hall at 218-338-4115
City Wide Yard Sales!
1025 S. Otter Ave Friday, May 21, 10-5:30 pm Saturday, May 22, 9-4 pm
409 E. Center St. Friday, May 21 and Saturday, May 22
511 S. Douglas Ave, in alley, Friday, May 21, 8-4 pm Saturday, May 22, 8-4 pm
315 S. McCornell Ave. Friday, May 21, 5 pm-8 pm Saturday, May 22, 8-4 pm
408 S. McCornell Ave. Friday, May 21, 10-5 pm Saturday, May 22, 10-5 pm
505 S. McCornell Ave. Friday, May 21, 8-2 pm Saturday, May 22, 8-noon
315 S. Clayborn Ave Friday, May 21 Saturday, May 22, 7-3 pm
548 W. Oak St. Friday, May 21, 7-6 pm Saturday, May 22, 7-1 pm
620 Krista Circle Friday, May 21, 8-5 pm Saturday, May 22, 8-5 pm
420 W. Deleware St. Saturday May 22, 9-3 pm
322 N. Otter Ave Friday, May 21, 7-7 pm Saturday, May 22, 7-5 pm
15245 State Hwy 29 (2 miles north of town follow signs) Friday, May 21, 9-6 pm Saturday, May 22, 8-6 Sunday, May 23, 8-1 pm