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April 15

Minneapolis unveils 2026 construction season highlights

City will start or continue 37 capital projects, totaling more than $300 million in infrastructure investments
Public Works
Mayor Jacob Frey and Public Works Director Tim Sexton are joined by Public Works leadership in front of the 10th Avenue S. bridge construction site.
April 6

City releases video of shooting involving federal immigration enforcement agents

The City of Minneapolis has released video footage captured by City-owned cameras related to the Jan. 14 shooting involving federal immigration enforcement agents.
Attorney,Communications
April 6

Severe weather awareness week is April 13-17

Knowing what to do and making a few simple preparations can help protect you and your family when severe weather strikes.
Emergency Management
March 31

George Floyd Square: Next phase of improvements begins June 2026

The City is preparing to begin the next phase of work at George Floyd Square. This summer, street and infrastructure improvements will begin. The City will hold two open houses in April.
Public Service
March 27

City releases plans for $7 million aid to support businesses after Operation Metro Surge

The Small Business Resiliency Fund will include license fee relief, financial support and marketing help.
Arts & Cultural Affairs,Communications,Community Planning & Economic Development,Public Service
March 20

Public Works Director Sexton elected to national transportation group board

Minneapolis will host National Assoc. of City Transportation conference in May.
Public Works
March 19

City Celebrates 20 Years of Providing Low-Cost Trees

Act fast: Trees are going fast in the Spring City Trees Sale now through May 15
Health Department
March 14

City declares Snow Emergency starting Sunday

Parking restrictions begin 9 p.m. Sunday.
Public Works
March 13

Phishing campaign about permits hits Minneapolis

FBI releases a public service announcement warning of fraudulent invoices.
Community Planning & Economic Development
March 12

Minneapolis Fire investigating the city’s first fire-related fatality of the year

The Minneapolis Fire Department (MFD) is investigating the city’s first fire-related fatality of the year.
Fire
March 9

Minneapolis earns What Works Cities Silver Certification

More than 100 cities in the U.S. have achieved the distinction.
Performance Management & Innovation
March 6

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

Wanted: diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives
City Clerk
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