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June 11

Join in Minneapolis Youth Violence Prevention Week events June 12-19

The City of Minneapolis is participating in Youth Violence Prevention Week. Activities and events June 12-19 will encourage the start of a “Hot Safe Summer” this year.
Health Department
June 11

Sign up now for transforming community safety learning lab June 17

All community members are invited to join the Minneapolis Office of Violence Prevention in a learning lab on transforming community safety at 12 p.m. Thursday, June 17.
Health Department
June 11

Dispute Between Vehicle Occupants Leads to Death of One

Minneapolis Police responded to a report of gunshots and a motor vehicle crash in the area of the 2200 block of Aldrich Avenue North.
Police
June 10

Need to report theft or property damage?

The City of Minneapolis is changing the way residents report non-violent, non-emergency theft and property damage not in progress.
311
June 10

Take precautions to keep you and your pet safe during days of extreme heat

With extreme hot temperatures still in the forecast, Minneapolis City officials want to remind everyone how to handle the heat. Heat-related illness happens when the body isn’t able to cool itself.
Health Department
June 8

Public hearing set for June 16 on proposed spending plan for first round of American Rescue Plan Act funding

The City Council’s Committee of the Whole will hold an online public hearing 6:05 p.m. Wednesday, June 16 on Mayor Frey’s spending proposal for the first round of federal funding awarded to the City through the passage of the American Rescue Plan.
City Council,Mayor
June 4

Celebrate Immigrant Heritage Month and World Refugee Day this June

June is Immigrant Heritage Month, a month that celebrates the accomplishments and contributions of immigrants and their families to the history, culture and economy of the United States.
Neighborhood Community Relations
June 4

Mayor Frey finalizes proposal for first Round of American Rescue Plan funding

Today, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey outlined his proposal for spending the first of two rounds of the $271 million in federal funding awarded to the City of Minneapolis through the passage of the American Rescue Plan funding.
Mayor
June 3

Statement from Mayor Frey, City Council Vice President Jenkins and City Council Member Cano on community-led reconnection of 38th and Chicago

Mayor Jacob Frey, City Council Vice President Andrea Jenkins and City Council Member Alondra Cano issued the following statement following this morning’s community-led reconnection of 38th and Chicago:
Communications
June 1

Frey lifts mask mandate in Minneapolis

As of June 1, 78.6% of Minneapolis residents have received at least one vaccine shot.
Mayor
June 1

Minimum wage increases July 1 in Minneapolis

On July 1, 2021, the minimum wage in Minneapolis is going up to $12.50 at small businesses and $14.25 at large businesses. The City is committed to supporting an economy that includes everyone.
Civil Rights
May 28

Minneapolis City offices closed May 31 for Memorial Day

Minneapolis City government offices are closed Monday, May 31, 2021 in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. City offices will resume regular business hours on Tuesday following the holiday.
Communications
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