Assistance doing business with the City

Get connected to:

• Assistance registering for the Target Market program
• Assistance with the eSupplier portal
• Assistance for vendors with bid openings and pre-proposal conference meetings

See Procurement Office

Non-emergency police reports

You can file a non-emergency police report in person at the service center.

We can help you report incidents like:

• Theft
• Lost Property
• Damage to Property

Reports can be filed in person until one hour prior to the service center closing.

You can also file non-emergency reports by calling 311 or completing the online form.

 File an online police report

Healthy homes

Get connected to:

• Soil lead sample processing
• Radon kits to test radon levels in your home

See Healthy homes

Discount transit fares

The City can help you apply for the Transit Assistance Program (TAP) offered by Metro Transit.

The goals of this transit assistance is to:

• Make public transit more affordable to people with lower incomes.
• Provide everyone access to reliable public transportation.

How it works:

• Read the eligibility requirements on the Metro Transit site.
• Bring the required documents to the City of Minneapolis Service Center during business hours.
• A staff member will help you sign up.
• Once registered, you'll receive a Go-To card and can ride for a year for $1 a trip.

See the location and hours of the City of Minneapolis Service Center