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The Crystal Frolics annual celebration is July 25-28 at Becker and Welcome Park in Crystal. The event will include live music, fireworks, family festival, softball tournament, button/crystal search, food and vendors, disc golf, pickleball, Bingo, inflatables, 5K run/walk, food drive and more.

The 2024 Primary Election is Tuesday, Aug. 13; and the General Election is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Absentee voting for the Primary Election is available in person, or by mail, from June 28 - Aug. 12, 2024. In-person absentee voting takes place at Crystal City Hall.

The Crystal Farmers Market is Tuesdays from 3 - 7 p.m. at Becker Park from now until Sept. 27 . The event includes free music, home-grown produce and agricultural products, crafts, food trucks and more.

Listen as Crystal Mayor Jim Adams presents his State of the City for 2024. City of Crystal Mayor Jim Adams talks about Crystal’s latest achievements, priorities, initiatives and programs through the lens of the council’s four shared goals of having strong, safe neighborhoods, a thriving business community, sound financial policies and being welcoming and inclusive.

Explore the City of Crystal’s rich history in this six-installment documentary entitled “Our Town’s Story – Crystal.” The installments feature rare and historical images and video of Crystal’s past underscored with interviews with community members and volunteers, former Crystal city employees, Crystal Historical Society members and others.

According to state law, garbage haulers that have an additional charge for organics recycling must charge all its customers the same, whether or not that customer participates in organics recycling. Local governments cannot opt out of the state requirement that haulers charge all customers for organics recycling equally, nor do cities control the amount haulers can charge.

Crystal property owners can view their current and past water usage and set up alerts via the city’s new SENSUS Customer Portal.