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September 17

Early voting begins for Nov. 2 election

Early voting has begun for the Nov. 2 municipal election. Ballots may be cast early by mail or in person at the Early Vote Center, 980 East Hennepin Ave.
City Clerk
September 16

Mexico in Minneapolis Folk Arts Residency

In celebration of Latinx Heritage Month, a Mexican Folk Arts Residency will strengthen and elevate Mexican traditional art forms in Minneapolis. The selected artists are Jacobo and María Ángeles, two national treasures from Oaxaca, Mexico.
City Coordinator
Jacobo and María Ángeles, resident artists in Minneapolis from Oaxaca, Mexico, with their art
September 14

City settles with a Jimmy John’s franchise to pay workers $17,382 owed under sick and safe time ordinance

The City of Minneapolis Department of Civil Rights has entered into a settlement agreement with a Jimmy John’s franchise, which ensured payment of $17,382 in back wages and penalties owed to 24 workers.
Civil Rights
September 14

City of Minneapolis and Hennepin County launch Hennepin Homeownership Preservation Program (HHPP)

Hennepin County and the City of Minneapolis announced today they have partnered with Minnesota Homeownership Center to create and administer the Hennepin Homeownership Preservation Program (HHPP).
Community Planning & Economic Development
September 13

Eighth annual Minneapolis Trans Equity Summit Oct. 3-4

Hosted by the City of Minneapolis, the eighth annual Minneapolis Trans Equity Summit takes place Oct. 3-4. The summit, which is free and open to the public, includes both virtual and in-person events.
City Coordinator
September 13

Is your home ready for winter? Get a free Home Energy Squad visit

For a limited time, the City of Minneapolis is offering free Home Energy Squad visits to evaluate energy-saving opportunities and install materials to help you start saving on the spot.
City Coordinator
September 10

Minneapolis wins CityHealth gold medal for robust public health policies

The City of Minneapolis has received a gold medal rating from CityHealth for improving the health and well-being of its residents by adopting local policies that can make real, lasting impacts in one’s everyday quality of life.
Health Department
September 9

City of Minneapolis celebrating Welcoming Week with events promoting inclusion for all communities

The City of Minneapolis is celebrating Welcoming Week Sept. 10-19 – an opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to promoting inclusion for immigrants, refugees and all residents.
Neighborhood Community Relations
September 9

Open Streets West Broadway takes place Saturday, Sept. 11

Open Streets West Broadway returns Saturday, Sept. 11 – an opportunity to enjoy a range of fun activities with neighbors in a car-free environment.
Public Works
September 8

Mayor Frey implements testing requirements or proof of vaccine

Today, Mayor Jacob Frey signed an emergency regulation requiring employees to be tested regularly for COVID-19. An alternative to the regular testing is to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
Mayor
September 8

City seeking feedback on funding priorities for second round of American Rescue Plan Act funding

The City of Minneapolis is seeking feedback from residents, businesses, and neighborhood and community organizations as it considers funding priorities for the second round of American Rescue Plan Act funding awarded to the City.
Finance & Property Services
September 8

Grants awarded for artist-led community healing and well being

The City has approved funding for 15 artist-led working teams for projects that provide creative healing to communities that continue to be directly impacted by the stress and trauma of the past year.
City Coordinator
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