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September 22

Early voting now underway for Nov. 4 election

A record 12,991 ballots have already been requested for the Municipal Election
City Clerk
September 19

Minneapolis water named "Best in Glass” by water professionals during blind taste test

In a competitive field of 15 entrants from across the state, the American Water Works Association’s Minnesota Chapter picked Minneapolis water as “Best in Glass” at their annual conference in Duluth.
Public Works
September 17

City seeks national recognition for sites central to local African American heritage

The City of Minneapolis is ready to nominate three sites at the historical heart of Minneapolis’ African American community to the National Register of Historic Places.
Community Planning & Economic Development
September 16

Minneapolis continues work to assist City’s unsheltered population

Addressing addiction, housing, and employment concerns shows results as number of unsheltered declines.
Health Department
September 16

City warns public: Don’t eat food from unlicensed vendors to prevent illness

City warns public: Don’t eat food from unlicensed vendors to prevent illness
Health Department
September 16

City to close Lake Street encampment

Due to urgent safety and health concerns including a shooting that injured eight people last night, the City is closing an encampment on privately owned property.
Police
Minnesota license plate that says "Police".
September 12

Busy fall could bring 1 million people downtown and beyond

Patience is urged as many large-scale events mean street closures and bigger crowds.
Public Service
September 10

Minneapolis invests $750,000 to fill empty retail spaces with culture and creativity

Now in its second year, the City’s Vibrant Storefronts initiative supports the success of artists and arts organizations with the goal of revitalizing neighborhoods across Minneapolis
Arts & Cultural Affairs
September 10

Dashboard gives residents clear view of City progress

The interactive tool offers regular updates on public safety, recruitment and retention, climate action, opioid response, economic inclusion, and homelessness response.
Mayor
September 2

Twin Cities mayors join forces to call for legislative action on gun violence

If the state legislature won’t act, mayors seek authority to pass local gun reform laws.
Mayor,Public Service
August 31

City opens neighborhood resource center

The center is for anyone who needs support in the wake of the shooting.
Emergency Management,Mayor,Police,Public Service
August 29

Annunciation Shooting: Resources for victims, families and community members

City officials discussed heroic acts, community response and the City's commitment to preparation for mass incidents.
Emergency Management,Mayor,Police
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