Moving to Wayzata
The town of Wayzata may have an odd name, but there is nothing odd about this community. Located in Minnesota's Hennepin County, Wayzata is one of the three wealthiest communities in the entire state. Its population of more than 4,000 residents welcomes you to your new home in the community. We know you will appreciate the town of Wayzata and everything it has to offer.
Getting your license and passport is a simple procedure in Wayzata. The Motor Vehicle Department can take care of everything from taking your passport photo to providing a public notary service. This is the place you go to get hunting and fishing licenses, transfer the title of your vehicle, register your boat, ATV or snowmobile and you can also get your license plates here. The offices are open from Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with shortened hours for passport services. For more information about registering your vehicle and other services, call (952) 404-5320.
The Wayzata Public Works Department is located at 299 Wayzata Boulevard West and it is responsible for maintaining and repairing streets, water systems, sewer systems, parks and more. Essentially, the department keeps the city going. The current director of the department is Dave Dudinsky. If you have any questions or need more information about the Wayzata Public Works Department, call (952) 404-9417.
The Wayzata Police Department has seven sworn police offers on staff to help take care of your emergency needs. In all, there is one chief of police, a lieutenant, a sergeant, a School Resource Officer and seven patrol officers. There are also non-sworn staff that answers the phone and does other jobs in the department. The Wayzata Police Department is in charge of various programs and events going on in the area, including the list of sexual predators, Crime Stoppers MN and more. Fore more information about the police department in general, call (952) 404-5340.
The Adopt a Garden Program in Wayzata is one of the most popular programs around. Individuals and businesses volunteer to take care of various areas of the flower gardens throughout the city. They sign up to weed the gardens, plant flowers basically maintain them to help keep the community looking vibrant and beautiful. To become a volunteer for the Adopt a Garden Program, call the Wayzata Parks Department at (952) 404-5360.
When voting in elections in Wayzata, the polling place is located in the Wayzata Community Room at 600 Rice Street East. The polling place is typically open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the days of the election. Remember to register to vote at least 20 days prior to en election. For more information about voting in Wayzata, call the Minnesota Secretary of State offices at (651) 215-1440.
