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January 8

Minneapolis responds to BCA being removed from federal shooting investigation

The decision to remove the BCA from the ICE fatal shooting investigation is deeply disappointing. City officials are demanding accountability and justice.
Community Safety
January 7

Minneapolis responds to fatal shooting of woman by federal agent

The City of Minneapolis is responding to a fatal shooting involving federal law enforcement that occurred earlier today in the area of East 34th Street and Portland Avenue.
Attorney,Communications,Mayor
January 7

Mayor Frey calls for ICE to leave City

The City of Minneapolis is aware of a shooting involving a federal agent at 34th Street and Portland Ave.
Attorney,Communications,Mayor
December 29

Mayor Frey names Melanie Rucker to be Interim Fire Chief

Veteran firefighter and current Assistant Chief Melanie Rucker will lead the Minneapolis Fire Department during national search.
Fire
December 26

Updates and resources related to increased federal activity

Minneapolis has updated its separation ordinance and shares resources for small businesses and community members.
Attorney,Communications,Community Planning & Economic Development,Mayor,Police,Community Safety
Mayor Frey speaks at a press conference
December 23

Know who to call during New Year's celebrations

Fun, fireworks and get-togethers are all part of New Year’s celebrations. There’s also a big increase in non-emergency 911 calls around New Year’s Eve.
311 Service Center,911,Public Service
fireworks image
December 19

Minneapolis minimum wage increases to $16.37 for all employers

The 2026 Minneapolis Labor Standards Poster is available now.
Civil Rights,Public Service
December 18

Mayor Frey vetoes ordinance encouraging large-scale encampments

The ordinance would fuel unsafe encampments, slow connections to shelter and reverse progress on homelessness.
Mayor
December 16

Mayor, City Council reach budget agreement

The approved budget includes funds to protect core City services with emphasis on safety, housing and economic growth.
Finance & Property Services
December 12

Be ready for extreme cold

With dangerous temperatures expected this weekend, Minneapolis City officials urge everyone to take precautions. Frostbite can occur in just minutes during extreme cold temperatures.
Communications,Emergency Management,Health Department,Community Safety
December 10

City of Minneapolis declares Snow Emergency

Parking restrictions begin at 9 p.m. tonight
Public Works
December 3

Frey signs Executive Order protecting City parking lots from immigration enforcement use

Mayor Frey signed an Executive Order prohibiting federal, state, and local agencies from using any City-owned parking lots, ramps, garages, or vacant lots to stage civil immigration enforcement.
Attorney,Communications,Mayor
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