[0:05] [Music] [0:06] Do you have old tires taking up space? Dakota County residents can recycle them for free at [0:11] a special collection event hosted by the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District. [0:15] It's a safe, convenient way to get rid of old or unused tires. Just remember, [0:20] tires must be off the rims and standard car or light truck sizes. The event takes [0:25] place Wednesday, September 10th. Proof of residency is required. Call 651-645-9149 [0:33] ahead of time to schedule your drop off and get [0:35] the location details. Learn more online at mmcd.org/tire-recycling. [0:42] Get ready for Apple Valley's annual fall food truck festival this Saturday, September 13th, from [0:48] noon to 7:00 p.m. at Corey Point Park. This free all ages event will include grooving live music, [0:53] fun activities, and of course, a wide variety of food trucks with delicious food and beverages for [0:58] purchase. This year's live music is presented by the Apple Valley Arts Foundation and will feature [1:04] Allegation, Kids Dance DJ, and Twins of Franklin. The City of Apple Valley invites you to an open [1:11] house at the brand new Police Operations Building on Tuesday, September 30th. Take a guided tour, [1:17] meet Apple Valley police officers and staff, and see the technology and resources that [1:22] support public safety in our community. Enjoy complimentary hot dogs and a family-friendly [1:26] scavenger hunt while you explore. The new building was designed to improve efficiency, [1:31] expand training and operations, and strengthen community engagement as Apple Valley continues [1:36] to grow. For more details, visit applemn.gov. And that's the latest vibe in Apple Valley. [1:43] Stay up to date by visiting our website and following us on social media. [Music]