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June 1

NRP Policy Board election

The Community Connections Conference June 10 will kick off the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) Policy Board election process. Voting for policy board members will open June 18.
Neighborhood Community Relations
June 1

Minimum wage increases July 1 in Minneapolis for small businesses

On July 1, 2023, the small business minimum wage in Minneapolis is going up to $14.50.
Civil Rights
May 24

A block of First Avenue North closing to traffic for weekends this summer

Weekend closures involving a block of First Avenue North begin this Friday and will last through October.
Public Works
May 23

Mayor Frey highlights report showcasing historic progress on affordable housing

Last week, Mayor Jacob Frey’s administration revealed an updated report on affordable housing performance in Minneapolis.
Mayor
May 22

City partnering on pilot project to reduce litter in Lake Hiawatha

The City and Park Board are partnering with nonprofit organizations Freshwater Society and River Network on a pilot project designed to capture litter before it enters Lake Hiawatha.
Public Works
Lake Hiawatha Trash Boom.
May 12

City welcomes announcement from federal government to boost energy-efficient housing

The Biden-Harris administration announced new actions that will help working families, homeowners and renters save money.
Health Department
May 11

Find crime reports online

Minneapolis community members can find crime incident reports made in your community on the City website.
Police
May 10

Having a backyard recreational fire? Follow the law and be a good neighbor

As spring eases in, some Minneapolis neighbors will be enjoying more outside time around outdoor fires. Following these laws and suggestions will help keep Minneapolis neighborhoods safe and livable.
Fire,Health Department,Police
An outdoor recreational fire 3 feet wide and 2 feet high
May 10

City completes significant upgrades of its Fridley Filter Plant

The City of Minneapolis has reached another milestone in its long history of delivering safe drinking water with the completion of the rehabilitation of its Fridley Filtration Plant.
Public Works
May 5

Dog owners urged to take steps to protect pets as more cases of canine influenza reported

Minneapolis Animal Care and Control, under the recommendation of the Minnesota Board of Animal Health, is advising pet owners of the immediate risks of canine influenza in Minneapolis.
Regulatory Services
May 4

Farmers markets opening for the season

The first spring farmers markets have opened, kicking off the 2023 season.
Health Department
Farmers market tomatoes
April 28

City Council approves $1M forgivable loan to Indigenous Peoples’ Task Force

The City Council has approved a $1 million forgivable loan to the Indigenous Peoples Task Force (IPTF) for the construction of a new community center facility.
Community Planning & Economic Development
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