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December 7

City Council approves Mayor Frey’s nomination of Erik Hansen as CPED director

The City Council has approved Mayor Frey’s nomination of Erik Hansen for the role of director of Community Planning and Economic Development (CPED).
City Council,Community Planning & Economic Development,Mayor
Erik Hansen
December 7

City Council approves Margaret Anderson Kelliher as city operations officer

The City Council has approved Mayor Jacob Frey’s nomination of Margaret Anderson Kelliher as the City’s new city operations officer. The position oversees the City’s Office of Public Service.
City Council,Mayor,Public Service
Margaret Anderson Kelliher
December 5

City Council adopts Mayor Frey's 2024 City budget

Today, Mayor Jacob Frey’s 2024 budget was adopted by the City Council. This budget marks the mayor’s first full, two-year budget cycle.
City Council,Mayor
November 30

Minimum wage increases to $15.57 Jan. 1 for large employers in Minneapolis

In 2024, the minimum wage across the city of Minneapolis will rise to $15.57. First, on January 1, 2024, larger employers (more than 100 employees) and franchises start paying at least $15.57.
Civil Rights
November 28

John Biggers Seed Project celebration set for Dec. 2

Celebrate with us Dec. 2 at an art viewing, artist presentation and reception for the completed John Biggers Seed Project.
Arts & Cultural Affairs
John Biggers Seed Project
November 28

Get help with energy saving improvements

Minneapolis homeowners and property owners making energy-saving improvements can apply now for help.
Health Department
November 27

City conducts its post-election review tomorrow

The City conducts its post-election review tomorrow morning. Election officials will hand-count ballots from two precincts in the Nov. 7 election to evaluate results produced by voting equipment.
City Clerk
November 22

Minneapolis City offices closed Nov. 23 and 24

All City government offices, including Minneapolis 311 and the Minneapolis Service Center at 505 Fourth Ave. S., are closed Thursday, Nov. 23 and Friday, Nov. 24 in observance of Thanksgiving.
311 Service Center,Public Works
November 21

Harvesting hope

From the villages of Afghanistan to the City of Minneapolis, Jim Doten’s work could reshape our city’s agricultural and forest future.
Health Department
Jim Doten
November 20

City’s animal shelter announces adoption fee donation program for holiday season

Just in time for the holiday season, Minneapolis Animal Care & Control (MACC), is announcing that Best Friends Animal Society will cover adoption fees for MACC animals from Thanksgiving to New Year's.
Regulatory Services
November 20

City awarded grant for artist-driven street design project in south Minneapolis

Bloomberg Philanthropies has awarded the City a $25,000 Asphalt Art Initiative grant to create an artists-driven street design project to improve safety along a busy south Minneapolis corridor.
Public Works
31st Street in South Minneapolis.
November 15

Minneapolis curbside recycling turns 40

Recycling has evolved from paper and can drives to pickups, from once a month to every other week, and from customers separating recyclables by material to all recyclables going into one cart.
Public Works
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