Planning and Progress in Redwood Falls in 2026

While winter may slow things down on the surface, planning and progress in Redwood Falls continues year-round. The colder months provide an important opportunity to prepare for upcoming projects that support community needs and improve quality of life.

City staff and partners use this time to finalize designs, secure funding, and coordinate timelines so projects can move forward efficiently when conditions allow.

Improving Community Connectivity

One project moving ahead this year is a new trail connection planned to begin construction in the spring. The trail will connect the Reflection Prairie Housing addition with the CentraCare – Redwood Hospital, Redwood Valley Middle School/High School, and St. John Lutheran School.

Planning and Progress in Redwood Falls in 2026

Projects like this are an important part of planning and progress in Redwood Falls, helping ensure neighborhoods, schools, healthcare facilities, and housing areas are better connected.

Investing in Community Spaces

Another major milestone scheduled for this spring is the expansion of the Redwood Falls Public Library. Groundbreaking is planned for mid-March and will include a 7,000-square-foot children’s addition. The expanded space will provide more room for learning, programs, and family activities.

Community-focused investments like this reflect ongoing planning and progress in Redwood Falls that prioritizes education and shared spaces.

Recreation Improvements Making an Impact

Past investments are also continuing to benefit residents. Improvements to local recreation areas have increased seasonal activity and enhanced access to outdoor opportunities. These projects demonstrate how long-term planning can create lasting benefits.

Looking Ahead with Purpose

Not all efforts result in immediate construction. Some focus on long-term infrastructure planning to support future growth responsibly. This balanced approach is central to planning and progress in Redwood Falls, ensuring today’s decisions support tomorrow’s needs.

As winter continues, the City remains focused on steady, thoughtful progress that keeps Redwood Falls connected, welcoming, and prepared for the future.

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