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July 30

Music to our ears: City announces summer & fall music events to boost live venues’ economy

The events bring more revenue and guests after "State of Live" finds that independent venues bring $2.2 billion in economic impact to the community despite profit loss.
Arts & Cultural Affairs
July 27

Black Business Week 2026 celebrates entrepreneurship & strengthens economic resiliency

Mayor Jacob Frey officially proclaims July 27 – 31 Black Business Week, which connects entrepreneurs with resources and encourages residents to support and celebrate Black-owned businesses.
Community Planning & Economic Development
July 14

City to request emergency investment in rehabilitation of Heritage Park

City officials and other partners to help families who may need potential relocation assistance as repairs begin.
Community Planning & Economic Development, Health Department, Regulatory Services
July 2

City, multiple agencies tackle increased enforcement on open-air drug markets

Collaborative law enforcement aims to reduce open-air drug markets while building community trust.
Health Department, Police, Regulatory Services
July 1

Safety First: Dangerous July 4 Activities Won’t be Tolerated

Celebrate July 4 responsibly; don't let fireworks fun turn into emergencies.
311 Service Center, 911, Emergency Management, Fire, Police
June 29

City warns of extreme heat

Take precautions to keep yourself and pets safe.
Emergency Management, Health Department
June 25

Store guns safely and securely

Proper gun storage isn’t just smart, it’s the right thing to do.
Police, Community Safety
June 16

The Big Honking Truck Parade is hitting Minneapolis streets this week

The parade will head down Nicollet Mall. This family-friendly event includes a craft and food market and “touch-a-truck" opportunities.
Public Service
June 11

City selects 3 community organizations to host City of Minneapolis Open Streets

Popular street fair series to return in September
Public Service
June 10

Operation Metro Surge caused nearly $700 million in economic damage for Minneapolis

The Updated City Impact Assessment shows Central and Whittier neighborhoods were the most affected by ICE activity.
Communications, Emergency Management, Mayor
June 3

Minneapolis Launches 2026 Summer Safety Plan

Ensuring community safety through internal and external partnerships.
Community Safety, Neighborhood Safety
June 2

Mayor Frey Announces Bill Peterson as Interim Chief of Police

Peterson brings more than 30 years of service and nearly two decades of command experience to department’s top role.
Mayor, Police
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