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March 6

Minneapolis seeking civic-minded residents to serve on City boards & commissions

Wanted: diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives
City Clerk
March 2

Top 2025 construction value projects include historic redevelopment

The value tops $1 billion for 15th consecutive year.
Community Planning & Economic Development
February 25

City advances Community Safety Training and Wellness Center

The proposed center supports safer responses, stronger coordination and the well-being of first responders.
Community Safety
February 13

Operation Metro Surge results in 203 million dollar impact on Minneapolis

Even with an imminent end, City leaders still call for immediate withdrawal of ICE agents and request funds to aid in crisis recovery.
Attorney,Communications,Emergency Management,Mayor,Public Service,Community Safety
February 12

City reacts to near end of Operation Metro Surge

City of Minneapolis leaders are “hopeful” after the announcement from U.S. Border Czar Tom Homan that Operation Metro Surge will soon come to an end.
Communications,Emergency Management,Mayor,Public Service,Community Safety
February 11

City shares ideas for neighborly donations in wake of immigration enforcement surge

Community generosity extends to keeping streets open for first responders and getting access to medication.
Communications,Emergency Management,Public Service
February 6

City of Minneapolis seeking neighborhood groups, artists for community funding

Open Streets Minneapolis, Cultural Districts Art Fund seeking applicants for thousands of dollars in community activation.
Arts & Cultural Affairs,Public Service
February 4

City responds to news of ICE drawdown

Mayor Frey and Community Safety Commissioner Barnette express concerns about remaining federal agents in Minneapolis.
Attorney,Communications,Mayor
January 26

Mayor Frey, City of Minneapolis disappointed by denial of preliminary injunction

Mayor Jacob Frey and the City of Minneapolis expressed disappointment in the court’s denial of a Preliminary Injunction to end Operation Metro Surge.
Attorney,Communications,Mayor
January 26

Minneapolis City Council Meeting Changes

Council adjusts regular meeting schedule in response to presence of federal agents and ongoing community needs.
City Clerk,City Council,Communications,Public Service
January 25

Roads open, vehicle restrictions lifted at site of Saturday’s fatal shooting

The Minnesota National Guard has been pulled back, overnight activities were calm.
Attorney,Communications,Mayor,Public Service,Community Safety
January 24

City requests MN National Guard to help with staffing after 3rd shooting by federal agents

At the recommendation of the Minneapolis Police Chief and out of an abundance of caution, Mayor Jacob Frey formally made a request to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for the Minnesota National Guard.
Attorney,Communications,Mayor,Public Service,Community Safety
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