Savage City
Savage City Hall is located at 6000 McColl Drive, Savage, MN 55378.
Phone: 952‑882‑2660.
Neighborhoods
- Amberwood
- Baldwin Addition
- Bohns Addition
- Boone Place
- Boudins Acres
- Bradford Addition
- Brett Farms
- Calumet Heights
- Calumet Oaks
- Canterbury Square
- Chadwick Park
- Cherrywood Pointe
- Connelly Addition
- Covington Ponds
- Cranberry Ridge
- Creek Hill Estates
- Creekside
- Crimson Arbor
- Dan Patch Trail
- Duffrun Park
- Eagle Creek
- Eagle Creek Bluff
- Eagle Creek Highlands
- Eagles Landing
- Ess Oak Park
- Ess Vine Street Addition
- Evergreen Pointe
- Frankhauser Addition
- Freedom
- Glendale Heights
- Glendale Woods
- Greenvale
- Hamilton Estates
- Hamilton Hills
- Hampton Pond
- Hare Addition
- Heatherton Ridge
- Highland Pond
- Highview Center
- Highview Commons
- Highview Terrace
- Keen Valley
- Lakeview Heights
- Lehners Addition
- Lexington Place
- Mahoney Addition
- Maple Leaf Woods
- Marshview Townhomes
- McColls Bluff
- McQuiston Addition
- Meadowlands Addition
- New Spirit
- Nicole Glen
- Northstar Addition
- Oak Bluffs
- Oak Glen of Savage
- Oak Hills
- Oak Island
- Parkwood Hills
- Pineview Estates
- Pointe Rapids
- Pondview
- Providence Pointe
- Providence Ponds
- River Bend South
- River Crossing
- River Rapids
- River Run
- Savage Crossings
- Schroeders Acres
- South Hamilton Woods
- South Hills
- Southpointe
- Southridge
- Southwood
- St Clair Bluffs
- Stalone
- Stava Addition
- Summer Meadows
- Summit Ponds
- The Bluff
- Timberline Ridge
- Timberline Ridge South
- Trace Water
- Trout Run
- Vernon Acres
- Wellington Fores
- West Summit Oaks
- Williamsberg
- Woodbridge Ponds
- Woodhill Addition
Beginnings [1]
The City of Savage is one of the fastest growing communities in the Twin Cities Metro Area; its population more than doubled during the 1990's, growing to 21,115 in 2000. The community was founded as the Village of Hamilton along the Minnesota River and valley. In 1902, Marion Willis Savage purchased 400 acres of land in the town of Hamilton to stable his horses. In that same year he acquired Dan Patch, the famous horse that set a world record when he paced the mile in 1:55 minutes at the 1906 Minnesota State Fair. In 1904 Hamilton was changed to Savage to honor the man who brought world-wide attention to this small community. Savage remained a relatively small town for the next several decades. It was not until after World War II that residential development began above the river bluffs.
On April 28, 1969, the village of Savage was consolidated with the adjacent Glendale Township to form the existing 17-square-mile City. Most of the growth of the City has occurred since that time and particularly in the past two decades.
- Savage City Council, City of Savage Comprehensive Plan, 2009, www.cityofsavage.com, accessed July, 2015.