Minnesota Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Lino Lakes, Minnesota

Population: 12,266

Located in Anoka County

Lino Lakes is close to the cities and yet far enough away to have your privacy on a wooded lot, or live in a close-knit community with friends and neighbors. The city is in the midst of a program called 20/20 Vision, a strategic-planning process aimed at guiding community development into the year 2020, addressing a broad range of development issues, including zoning and open space, taxes and revenues, education, recreational activities and trails and community identification.

Schools
Lino Lakes is served by the #12/Centennial School District. Included are the Centennial Sr High, new state-of-the-art Centennial Middle School, the new Rice Creek Elementary, Golden Lake Elementary, Centerville Elementary, and Centennial Elementary. There are, also, alternative programs, kindergarten programs, early childhood programs, and learning centers. For Centennial Community Services information call 763-792-6100.

Lino Lakes is a sprawling community offering a wonderful array of wildlife, lakes and parks. A superior trail system winds it's way through nice neighborhoods and scenic wetlands. It's an awesome place for walking, biking or rollerblade fun. Deer, fox, geese and great Blue Herons are common. The massive Rice Creek Park reserve stretches the length of the city. It includes numerous lakes, beaches and a super golf course.

The Centennial School District has been admired nationally. It includes 4 elementary schools and a new state-of-the-art middle school. Centennial High School has received the National School of Excellence Award.

The huge indoor shopping malls are within 15 minutes. Lino Lakes is only 20-25 minutes of downtown St. Paul or Minneapolis. Summers are for golfing, swimming, boating and strolling on the trails. Winters are for skating, skiing and snowmobiling on miles of groomed trails.

Lino Lakes offers it all!