Wayzata will introduce an online tennis court reservation system this year for Wayzata Middle School West and Bell Tennis Courts, according to the city's April update. Residents can reserve courts up to two weeks in advance through the city website, though pickleball courts remain first-come, first-served.

The city also announced that Wayzata residents can obtain free parking passes for the new docks at Wayzata Bay. While visitors must pay for parking, residents can access a code through the city website for weekday use of the waterfront facility.

Several spring maintenance and construction projects are underway or planned. The Public Works Department is completing hydrant flushing throughout the city, and long-awaited step-downs will be installed on the Paneway Lakewalk in early May. The lake access features were originally scheduled for last year but required design modifications.

The Broadway Avenue traffic signal construction project continues, with completion expected by late June. The project, which began last fall and paused during winter months, aims to upgrade signals at the Broadway and Wayzata Boulevard intersection while improving pedestrian safety and accessibility.

The city will host its annual spring cleanup service on May 3, starting at 7 a.m., allowing residents to place household items curbside for free pickup. Additionally, the Dot Day flower planting event is scheduled for May 17 at Panway Plaza, beginning at 8:30 a.m.