Stacy is a small city in Chisago County, in central east Minnesota, and this is a guide to the city.
Stacy is mostly surrounded by Lent Township, but it abuts the city of Wyoming to the south and a portion of Anoka County on the west. The city of Chisago City is about seven miles to the east, while Lindstrom is just beyond that, and Branch is eight miles north of Stacy.
The chief route through Stacy is Interstate Highway 35, which runs north-south through the city.
The West Branch of the Sunrise River cuts through the northern part of the city, forming Sunrise River Pool just east of Stacy. Mud Lake is just north of Sunrise River Pool. The Stacy Trail passes through the city, passing between the Lake and the Pool.
The city of Stacy is shaped like an inverted L. Nearly all of its population resides in the upper portion of the city.
Parks and recreational spaces within the city include Doyle Field, Lions Park, Rieger Fields, Sunrise Park, and West Side Park.
The Stacy post office was established in 1873, the village was laid out in 1875, and named for Dr. Stacy B. Collins, an early settler. The village became a city in 1973 when the Minnesota Legislature passed a law making all incorporated municipalities in the state cities.
The focus of this guide is on the city of Stacy, Minnesota. Appropriate resources for this category include websites representing the municipal government of Stacy or any of its departments or services, as well as the townships of Lent and Linwood, which are headquartered in Stacy, and any local schools, churches, organizations, businesses, or individuals.
Recommended Resources
The official municipal website for the city of Stacy, Minnesota posts city office hours and contacts, including emergency numbers. Local job opportunities are presented, the city code may be viewed online, along with budget and financial reports. Complaints may be filed, and online payments can be made online. City departments are highlighted, and council packets and minutes may be viewed online.
https://www.stacymn.org/
In service since 1908, the church is located on the corner of Isanti County Roads 12 and 20, in Stacy, Minnesota. Dedicated to a careful verse-by-verse, paragraph-by-paragraph exposition of the Scriptures, the congregation meets on Sunday mornings. Its location is shown on a map, an events calendar is presented, and an overview of its ministries is given, along with video, contacts, and announcements.
http://www.countryroadsbaptist.com/
The congregation meets on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings, at its facilities in Stacy, Minnesota. Weekly schedules and a calendar of events are posted, a gallery of photographs and audio messages are included, and suggested links and books are recommended. A profile of the KJV, independent Baptist church includes a statement of beliefs and its position on Biblical salvation.
https://www.faithbaptiststacy.org/
Situated in Stacy, Minnesota, the 27-hole golf course is about thirty miles north of Saint Paul. Offering league golf play, golf tournaments, and personal and group instruction at all levels, the facility offers basic and premium memberships. Membership packages and greens fees are stated, a calendar of events, league schedules, and online bookings for tee times are available, along with promotional offers.
http://www.falconridgegolf.net/
Situated in Chisago County, Minnesota, Lent Township was formed in 1872, and named for Harvey Lent, an early settler. Bordered by the townships of Chisago Lake and North Branch, the cities of Chisago City, Stacy, and Wyoming, and Anoka and Isanti counties, the township is headquartered in Stacy, Minnesota. The official township site introduces the township government and presents a calendar of events.
https://www.lenttownship.com/
Situated in northeastern Anoka County, Minnesota, Linwood Township was formed in 1871, and named for Linwood Lake. Including the census-designated villages of Martin Lake and Linwood, the township offices are in the nearby city of Stacy. The official township website includes an events calendar, public notices, general information, and hours and contact information for the township offices. Township and residential services are defined.
https://linwoodtownship.govoffice.com/
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Affiliated with the Lutheran Church in Mission for Christ (LCMC), the congregation meets at its facilities on Genesis Avenue in Stacy, Minnesota. Sunday service schedules and a calendar of programs and events are posted, along with Bible verses, sermon notes, and sermon video. A map shows the location of the church, and its Christian outreach programs and Little Angel Preschool are discussed.
https://stjohnslutheranchurch-stacymn.org/
In business since 1976, St. Paul Engraving moved to Stacy, Minnesota in 2008, where it serves the texturing and engraving industries, offering laster and mold texturing, laser and chemical engraving services, which are highlighted here, with several examples shown in a portfolio of photographs. Its location, office hours, and contacts are published to the site, and quotes may be requested online.
http://www.stpaulengraving.com/
With one hundred acres of trees, the Christmas tree farm in Stacy, Minnesota allows families to roam the tree farm, choosing and cutting just the tree they want. A number of family attractions and activities are also scheduled. Its location, schedules, prices, and services are highlighted, along with several photographs, and an introduction to the farm and the owners. A discount coupon can be downloaded from the site.
http://www.stacytreefarm.com/
In operation since 1947, The Stacy-Lent FD covers about thirty-six square miles, responding to fires, natural disasters, and other emergencies. Volunteer opportunities and membership instructions are put forth, along with a calendar of programs and events, photos and information about its apparatus and equipment, a list of active and retired members, meeting minutes, and video of its training simulator.
http://stacylentfire.com/
Founded in 1977, the family-owned business has been in operation for more than thirty years, offering landscape design and construction within the Stacy, Minnesota area. Its landscaping, irrigation, and other services are highlighted, and an overview of its nursery is included, with a gallery of photographs, client testimonials, and a catalog of live plants, flowers, and other products, which may be purchased online.
http://stacysnursery.com/
The woman-owned family business was started in adjacent Wyoming, Minnesota, the company later moved to an industrial park in Stacy, replacing most of its machining work with metal fabrication, specializing in CNC turret punching, CNC metal forming, welding, and machining, as well as prototype manufacturing, design evaluation, tolerance and manufacturability check, computer-aided design, and outside finishing work.
http://www.wyomingmachine.com/
