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"Come Grow With Us"
Increasing quality commercial
developments, while preserving
a small town atmosphere.
Community Highlights
Incorporated in 1894, the City of Lindstrom serves as the
center of the Chisago Lakes Area with its many recreational
opportunities. Within close proximity to the Twin
Cities, Lindstrom has retained its small town character, with
a special emphasis on the area's Swedish heritage. The
City is working to increase quality commercial developments,
while at the same time, preserving the small town atmosphere.
Location
Lindstrom is located approximately 35 miles northeast of the
Twin Cities Metro Area. Easily accessible from Hwy 8,
which intersects I-35 at Forest Lake. The Lindstrom
community center is only two miles from the Chisago County
seat.
Education
Lindstrom is located in Chisago Lakes School District #2144,
which serves 3,661 students of Chisago City, Shafer, and
Taylors Falls. Students and staff strive for excellence
in education, including achievements both inside and outside
of the classroom. Learn more about this excellent school
district by visiting their website at
www.chisagolakes.k12.mn.us or by calling the School
District office at 651-213-2000.
Housing
Lindstrom offers a wide variety of housing, ranging from
starter homes to executive residences. Building permits
for new home construction have been increasing annually.
Surrounded by lakes, the Chisago Lakes Area, specifically
Lindstrom, has become a very popular place.
Population
Lindstrom is located in Chisago County. Chisago County
is one of the fastest growing counties in the State of
Minnesota. The Chisago Lakes Area is one of the major
reasons why 20,000 people live within a 7 mile radius.
Many are calling Lindstrom their home, once they discovered
all that the community has to offer.
Festivals
"Harmony in the Park" and "Karl Oskar Days" are fun family
events which are held during the summer months. In
January, residents enjoy the "Celebration of the Lakes," a
festival sponsored by the Chisago Lakes Area Chamber of
Commerce.
Parks & Recreation
The
Chisago lakes Area offers an abundance of recreational
activities. From ice fishing and snowmobiling in the
winter to boating and hiking in the summer. There is
an activity for every interest.
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DEVELOPMENT - EDA
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The Lindstrom
EDA was established in 2005, which serves as a
seven-member Economic Development Authority. The
affairs of the EDA shall include promoting growth and
development of commercial, residential, and industrial
concerns in the City of Lindstrom. The Authority
meets at 7:30 am on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in
City Hall Chambers.
Current
EDA Members
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Nancy Hoffman
non-voting ex-officio member
Chisago County HRA/EDA
PO Box 410
North Branch, MN 55056
651-674-5664 (Deb)
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Randy Diers,
Chair
651-257-9122
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Keith Carlson
Additional Member
Security-Victor Member
PO Box 838
Lindstrom, MN 55045
651-257-2040 (w)
651-257-1777 |
Robert Doherty
32875 North Lakes Trail
Lindstrom, MN 55045 |
AnnMarie Brink
13105 Newell Ave
PO Box 602
Lindstrom, MN 55045 |
Jim McCarville
30275 Norway Ave.
Lindstrom, MN 55045
651-257-8939 |
Greg Shaleen
15932 Quiet Valley Rd
Lindstrom, MN 55045
651-257-4877
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Al Wahlgren
12685 Newell Ave.
Lindstrom, MN 55045
651-257-6616
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Economic Development Incentives
The
Chamber of Commerce invites developers to consider the
City of Lindstrom for your future expansion. We
believe in providing a strong economic environment to
support existing businesses, while encouraging new ones.
The City of Lindstrom has revised and approved a plan,
which addresses questions for future growth, park needs
and economic development. Additionally, anticipated
land use established residential, commercial and
industrial areas. We work closely with the Chisago
County HRA/EDA to provide business assistance to
interested developers. Financing programs such as
tax abatement, tax increment financing and the business
enterprise program are available.
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