Minneapolis Forward

Updated Impact Assessment

The City of Minneapolis has released an updated impact assessment documenting nearly $700 million in estimated costs and increased needs caused by Operation Metro Surge.

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Summer events this week

Minneapolis is full of things to do. Explore this week's highlights and find activities in your neighborhood!

Explore this week's happenings

Real impacts in our neighborhoods and corridors

In the aftermath of Operation Metro Surge, the City of Minneapolis is moving forward – together – with real support that is making a difference across our city.

We are committed to honoring the resiliency of our neighbors. Community voices – especially from our immigrant, refugee, and cultural communities – are shaping how we respond and take action.

Across Minneapolis, you can see and feel the impact through:

Targeted investments
Activated commercial corridors
Support to reach the people and places most affected

Inside look at the Global Market (Credit to Paul Vincent, Meet Minneapolis)

Celebrate Black Business Week

Black Business Week returns July 27-Aug. 2, celebrating Black-owned businesses and connecting entrepreneurs with resources, workshops and networking opportunities to help them start or grow their businesses.

This year’s events are supported in part through the City’s Small Business Resiliency Fund, which includes additional investment in cultural business weeks, as businesses continue recovering from the impacts of Operation Metro Surge.

Learn more about the Small Business Resiliency Fund

Watch our feature on Sammy's Avenue Eatery, which has been part of the Minneapolis community since 2012. More than a restaurant, it's a gathering place built on family, community and a vision for generational wealth.

Learn more about Black Business Week's opportunities and events