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May 7

Timeline to ending all State COVID-19 restrictions, encourage vaccinations

Gov. Tim Walz has announced a three-step timeline to end State COVID-19 restrictions as the state is on track to vaccinate 70% of Minnesotans by the end of June.
Health Department
May 7

Man Dies at Hospital Hours After Shooting

A man dies after shots are reported fired in the 1600 block of West Broadway May 6.
Police
May 4

Frey Proclaims Kali and Felix Pliego Day in Minneapolis

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has proclaimed today May 4, 2021 as Kali and Felix Pliego Day in the City of Minneapolis.
Mayor
April 30

Minnesota leads in self-response to census, retains all congressional seats

The U.S. Census Bureau has released the first population data from Census 2020, showing that Minnesota’s population grew by 7.6% to 5,706,494.
Neighborhood Community Relations
April 30

Sign up now for transforming community safety learning lab May 6

All community members are invited to join the Minneapolis Office of Violence Prevention in a learning lab on transforming community safety at 3 p.m. Thursday, May 6.
Health Department
April 30

Farmers markets opening for the season

Nearly 20 farmers markets will operate throughout Minneapolis this year, and they have already begun to open.
City Coordinator
Vegetables at a farmers market.
April 30

Get vaccinated now – ages 16 and up

Two sites are now offering easy vaccinations.
Health Department
April 30

City Council confirms Rebecca Malmquist as new City Assessor

The Minneapolis City Council approved the appointment of Rebecca Malmquist as the new city assessor.
Assessor
April 29

COVID-19 emergency rent and utility bill assistance

If the pandemic has caused you hardship and you need help catching up on your rent or utility bills, you may be eligible for Minnesota’s COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance.
Community Planning & Economic Development
April 29

City launches 2021 scooter program

The City of Minneapolis has entered in to license agreements with two operators —Bird and Lyft — to participate in its 2021 shared motorized foot scooter program.
Public Works
April 28

What you can do when you’re fully vaccinated

If you’re fully vaccinated against COVID-19, you can start doing many things that you had stopped doing because of the pandemic.
Health Department
April 28

More “20 is Plenty” speed limit yard signs available

The City again has yard signs available for community members to help get out the word about the new speed limits and the importance of slower speeds for safety.
Public Works
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