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July 16

Minneapolis Names Adam Fetcher As City’s First Chief Communications Officer

Fetcher will lead the City’s efforts to connect meaningfully with people across Minneapolis through relevant messages that inform, empower, and engage.
Communications
July 15

Minneapolis announces first five traffic safety camera locations

Speed enforcement cameras will launch in September as part of Vision Zero effort
Public Works
July 15

BEEP! BEEP! City announces "Minneapolis Moves: The Big Honking Truck Parade"

The municipal motorcade will wheel down Nicollet Mall; the family-friendly event includes a vendor market and food options.
Public Service
July 11

Minneapolis recommends Arts’ Nest + Zenon collaboration for The Cowles Center operator

 Joint proposal builds on city’s strong investments in dance programming and education
Arts & Cultural Affairs,Community Planning & Economic Development
July 9

Minneapolis announces $700,000 in arts & culture grants

65 creative projects across seven cultural districts will get vital support from the Cultural District Arts Fund
Arts & Cultural Affairs
July 3

City's first NARCAN vending machine dispenses thousands of free boxes in first year

The inter-agency, life-saving program represents a resident-first initiative, making the overdose-reversal medication more available to the community; a second machine was recently added.
Health Department,Public Service
July 3

Holiday weekend brings increased traffic, road and office closures and more

Minneapolis City government offices, including Minneapolis 311 and the Minneapolis Service Center at 505 Fourth Ave. S., are closed Friday, July 4, to observe Independence Day.
Public Service
July 2

Be safe and responsible this holiday weekend

As the City prepares to observe the holiday, community safety officials remind people that festivities can quickly end when safety isn't taken seriously.
Public Service
June 27

Civil Rights Director Michelle Phillips embarks on new leadership opportunity

City of Minneapolis will conduct nationwide search for next director
Civil Rights
June 26

Upcoming large events spark road and block closures

City leaders urge awareness and extra planning, alternative transportation options during the next few weekends.
Public Service
June 23

City selects vendor for traffic safety camera pilot program

Launching in September, pilot program aims to reduce speeding
Public Works
June 20

Take precautions to keep yourself and your pets safe in extreme heat

With dangerously high temperatures expected throughout the weekend, Minneapolis officials urge residents and community members to take steps now to protect their families and pets from extreme heat.
Health Department
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