The City of Wayzata, situated on the scenic shores of Lake Minnetonka, blends historic charm with contemporary vibrancy. Established in the mid-19th century, Wayzata has developed from a quaint lakeside settlement into a dynamic community with a rich heritage.
The city’s government is dedicated to preserving Wayzata’s unique character while supporting growth and development. The Mayor and City Council, consisting of elected officials, plays a crucial role in shaping policies and overseeing essential services such as public safety, infrastructure, and community programs.
For the latest updates and in-depth coverage of city events, initiatives, and developments, Wayzata.com provides comprehensive news coverage, keeping residents informed and engaged with their community.
Wild Finish to Mayoral Candidate Filings as Mayor Mouton Withdraws, Buchanan and Petit Join Mullin in Race
In a dramatic turn of events on the final day of candidate filings, Mayor Johanna Mouton has withdrawn from the mayoral race, paving the way for a three-way contest between former Council Member Jeff Buchanan, former Mayor Barry Petit, and former Council Member Andy Mullin. Mullin had declared his intent early in April and filed…
Wayzata City Council Accepts Municipal Dispensary Plan, Approves Feasibility Study Contract
In accepting a dispensary business plan and approving consulting work for a municipal cannabis feasibility study, some members of the Wayzata City Council expressed reservations, given that the original goal of being the sole operator in Wayzata may no longer apply because municipal licenses don’t count toward population limits for licenses. The City may still…
Wayzata to Celebrate Night to Unite Tuesday, August 6th
For more than four decades, the neighborhoods of Wayzata have come together to celebrate Night to Unite, an event that strengthens community ties and promotes safety. Hosted annually by the Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition, this year’s celebration, held from 5:15 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday August 6th, promises to be as engaging and impactful as…
Candidates File for City Council Positions in Wayzata
The race for city leadership is heating up as several key figures have filed for candidacy. Incumbent Mayor Johanna Mouton has officially filed her affidavit of candidacy, seeking re-election to continue her tenure. Former City Council Member Andrew Mullin has also entered the mayoral race, promising to bring a fresh perspective to the office. For…
Wayzata Police Chief Marc Schultz resigns
Last day November 29, 2024 Wayzata Police Chief Marc Schultz submitted a letter of resignation on June 26th, 2024, Wayzata.com has learned. Schultz was hired as deputy Police Chief in 2019, under then Chief Mike Risvold and was promoted after Risvold retired in March of 2021. In a heartfelt letter addressed to City Manager Jeff…
Klapprich Park Major Upgrades Approved
Exciting changes are coming to Klapprich Park! The Wayzata City Council has officially approved a comprehensive plan to revamp one of the city’s most beloved parks. The council’s decision in a 3-0 vote on July 23, 2024, paves the way for a series of upgrades designed to enhance the park’s facilities and overall visitor experience.…
City of Wayzata Publishes Promotional Video Indicating Panoway Lakewalk is Nearing Completion
The City of Wayzata recently published a video titled “Panoway: The Completion of a Decade Long Vision.” It features Mayor Johanna Mouton and Jessie Houlihan from Onyx Strategic Partners and shows various scenes of the project including the Lakewalk.
Wayzata City Council Meeting Highlights – May 8th, 2024
In the latest Wayzata City Council meeting held on May 8th, several key decisions were made. One significant development was the approval of front, rear, and lakeshore setback variances at 620 Bushaway Road. Additionally, the council addressed financial matters by considering the adoption of Resolution 15-2024. This resolution authorizes the issuance and sale of General…
State of the City Address (video)
Mayor Johanna Mouton Highlighted Wayzata’s Progress in Walkability, Sustainability, and Public Safety in State of the City Address In a recent State of the City address, Mayor Johanna Mouton highlighted the progress and strategic priorities of Wayzata for the upcoming years. The event, held at the City Hall Community Room, saw a significant turnout from…
Walser Auto working to bring Lamborghini of Wayzata to life
The Walser Automotive Group is working to bring a Lamborghini dealership to Wayzata. In a telephone interview, Paul Walser indicated that Walser Automotive has a purchase agreement in place to acquire 1022 Wayzata Boulevard, the former Wayzata Texaco site. Image of Paul Walser courtesy Walser Automotive Group. According to Walser, the project is currently in…
The City Manager is responsible for putting Council policies into effect and administering affairs of City government. Jeffrey Dahl, City Manager, can be reached by sending him an email or by calling 952-404-5309.
It has 3,523 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 23 to 1. According to state test scores, 78% of students are at least proficient in math and 81% in reading.
No visit to the Twin Cities is complete without a stop in Wayzata, the jewel of Lake Minnetonka. Just 11 miles west of Minneapolis, it's the best place to see Minnesota's most popular lake. It's a village rich in history. And it's the boutique and shopping stop for all the people along the water.
Wayzata has a 2024 population of 4,237. Wayzata is currently declining at a rate of -1.1% annually and its population has decreased by -4.25% since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 4,425 in 2020. The average household income in Wayzata is $229,318 with a poverty rate of 4.42%.
Wayzata is a suburb of Minneapolis with a population of 4,365. Wayzata is in Hennepin County and is one of the best places to live in Minnesota. Living in Wayzata offers residents an urban feel and most residents own their homes. In Wayzata there are a lot of coffee shops and parks.
Wayzata Central Middle School is a top rated, public school located in PLYMOUTH, MN. It has 1,502 students in grades 6-8 with a student-teacher ratio of 18 to 1. According to state test scores, 76% of students are at least proficient in math and 78% in reading.
The current Wayzata High School, serving students in grades 9 through 12, opened in the fall 1997. The high school building that opened in 1961 was converted into Central Middle School in 1997.
Housing Costs: One of the primary contributors to the higher cost of living in Wayzata is housing. The area is known for upscale homes, lakefront properties, and luxury living. The cost of purchasing or renting a home can be relatively high compared to other parts of the country.
For locals, you've heard the names of the most expensive streets in the Lake Minnetonka area for years: Ferndale, Bracketts Point Road, Bohns Point Road, Harrington Road, Gale Road, Woolsey Lane… as well as Wayzata Bay, Maxwell Bay, Browns Bay as just a few examples.
Wayzata is in Hennepin County This name was formed by slight change from Waziyata, a Dakota word meaning "at the pines, the north." Wazi is defined as "a pine, pines," and Waziya, "the northern god, or god of the north; a fabled giant who lives at the north and blows cold out of his mouth.
The tuition at the most expensive high school (which is also the most expensive private school in Minnesota) is more than twice the average cost of private school. That's crazy! That school is Shattuck-St.Mary's in Faribault.
While there are many neighborhoods scattered across the state that are home to large estates, only one houses the wealthiest homeowners in Minnesota. According to an updated list compiled by Family Handyman, the most expensive place to live in all of Minnesota is St.Paul, specifically the 55403 zip code.
U.S. News & World Report has recognized Wayzata High School among its list of 2023-24 Best Minnesota High Schools. Wayzata High School was ranked #4 among traditional 9-12 public high schools in the state.
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