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COVID-19 Update Archives
- New temporary outdoor food order issued: The City of Richfield has developed guidelines for food establishments to serve patrons safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. (5/28/20)
- DMV will continue to utilize its drop box: The DMV is working on a plan to re-open with limited occupancy. Until that plan is finalized, all motor vehicle transactions will take place through the city’s drop box located inside the main doors of the Municipal Center. (5/19/20)
- Summer 2020 Virtual Recreation Programs: On Monday, May 18, Richfield Recreation kicks off Summer 2020 Virtual Recreation Programs at www.richfieldmn.gov/virtualrecreation(5/19/20)
- Modified Farmers Market kicks off May 16: As everyone’s summer plans continue to adapt to social distancing and virus mitigation. the Farmers Market is creating procedures and protocols to safeguard customers and vendors. (5/19/20)
- City re-opens 6400 Lyndale Avenue liquor store: After more than a month of downtime, the city’s 6400 Lyndale Avenue location reopen at 11 a.m. on May 11.
- This week, the Richfield HRA and Richfield EDA established two new initiatives to aid Richfield residents and business owners in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. (4/24/20)
- The Richfield HRA committed $30,000 in funding for VEAP to help Richfield renters who need assistance with monthly rental payments. More information here.
- The Richfield EDA authorized the creation of a Small Business Loan program for local businesses impacted by COVID-19. More information here.
- The city recently launched a community survey to help gauge the wellbeing of the community. Find the survey and more information here.(4/16/20)
- This week, the city launched a new Park Ambassador program. The park ambassador program aims to help promote positive park usage, increased virus mitigation practices and educational engagement. More information here. More information here. (4/15/20)
- Today, Governor Walz extended Minnesota's stay-at-home order through May 4. The extension of the order will further aid in the spread of the disease while also allowing the state’s health care facilities to acquire necessary equipment. More information here. (4/8/20)
- In trying to keep our youngest residents happy, the Richfield Fire Department and Police Department have teamed up to do "Birthday Patrols" to celebrate children having a birthday. More information here. (4/7/20)
- By order of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, the Richfield Motor Vehicle Services office was re-opened (4/6/20)
- Watch the video update from the Richfield Liquor Store (4/3/20)
- The city continues to discourage residents from gathering in groups, especially in city parks. More information here. (3/31/20)
- The Resident Resource page is now live. More information on local resources here. (3/31/20)
- Community Health Services Administrator, Jennifer Anderson, explains what will happen when a confirmed case of COVID-19 reaches Richfield. More information here. (3/27/20)
- Mayor Maria Regan Gonzalez addresses Richfield residents. View the message here. (3/26/20)
- Per the Department of Public Safety - Driver and Vehicle Services, the Richfield Motor Vehicle Services department will be closed for the duration of the governor's stay at home order (March 28 - April 10). More information here. (3/26/20)
- Today Governor Tim Waltz announced an Emergency Executive Order directing Minnesotans to stay home starting at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, March 27. The order lasts through Friday, April 10. More information here. (3/25/10)
- Starting Wednesday, March 25, the City of Richfield will be temporarily closing two of its municipal liquor stores to further improve social distancing between customers and staff. More information here. (3/24/20)
- Hennepin County announced that it will cancel its April 30 Open Book meeting scheduled for the City of Richfield. The purpose of these meetings are to give residents an opportunity to discuss property taxes with their assessors. More information on how to contact an assessor here. (3/24/20)
- City liquor store operations have limited hours, from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. at all locations, and stores will no longer be accepting cash at the stores. More information here. (3/23/20)
- Beginning on March 23rd, the Richfield Municipal Center will be closed to the public. Appointments will be available, and some city services will be available via drop box in the Municipal Center lobby. More information here. (3/20/20)