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October 22

This year’s early voting surpasses previous municipal elections

More people have now voted early in this year’s municipal election than voted early in any recent municipal elections in Minneapolis.
City Clerk
October 22

City asks public for ideas on Minneapolis redistricting

The City of Minneapolis is calling on residents to submit proposals for new City Council and Park & Recreation Board districts.
City Council
October 22

New organics drop-off sites opening soon

Live in an apartment with no access to an organics recycling program? The City of Minneapolis is opening three new drop-off sites this fall in partnership with Hennepin County and the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board.
Public Works
October 22

Get your free COVID-19 vaccination

The strongest defense against the delta variant is through vaccination. Get a free COVID-19 vaccine at a Minneapolis Health Department clinic.
Health Department
October 21

Open Streets Minnehaha returns Sunday, Oct. 24

Open Streets Minnehaha takes place 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 24 – the third and final Open Streets event of the 2021 season.
Public Works
October 18

Early Vote Center hours extended

With the municipal election just two weeks away, the Early Vote Center is extending its hours. Anyone who can vote in Minneapolis on Election Day can vote early at the Early Vote Center, 980 Hennepin Ave. E.
City Clerk
October 18

Fall street sweeping begins Tuesday, Oct. 19

Crews are preparing to sweep streets across Minneapolis this month and November to clean the streets before winter to keep leaves and debris out of the storm drains and ending up in our lakes and rivers as much as possible.
Public Works
October 14

City of Minneapolis lifts even-odd water sprinkling restrictions as drought conditions improve

The City of Minneapolis has lifted the even-odd water sprinkling restrictions as the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has moved the Mississippi River Headwaters watershed to the drought watch phase and relaxed the goal of reducing water use.
Public Works
October 12

Today is the deadline to pre-register to vote in Nov. 2 election

Today, Oct. 12, is the deadline to pre-register for the Nov. 2 municipal election. Pre-registration can help ensure a smooth Election Day experience for voters, with less time spent waiting in lines and no need to bring documents to vote.
City Clerk
October 8

City Council Approves Upper Harbor Coordinated Plan

The Minneapolis City Council approved the Upper Harbor Coordinated Plan and the dedication of net ground lease payments from the private developments into a special revenue fund to support North Side anti-displacement and wealth creation initiatives.
Community Planning & Economic Development
October 8

City of Minneapolis, Park Board, University of Minnesota and City of Saint Paul collaborating on shared bike, scooter program

The City of Minneapolis, City of Saint Paul, Park Board and the University of Minnesota have agreed to issue a joint solicitation for vendors to receive licenses under a new shared bike and scooter program.
Public Works
October 8

City Council approves right to counsel ordinance for low-income renters facing eviction

The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved a right to counsel ordinance today that ensures legal support for low-income tenants facing eviction.
City Council
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