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March 7

City continues planning work on Minneapolis Democracy Center

RFP to operate 8,000 square feet of community-focused space at 3000 Minnehaha Ave S. closes March 14th
Public Service
August 14

Mayor Jacob Frey delivers 2025 budget address

The mayor’s proposed budget addresses the increased cost of maintaining current City services while funding core programs, initiatives and infrastructure important to Minneapolis residents.
Mayor
October 3

City releases results of Minnehaha 3000 community engagement

A demographically representative poll found 63% of respondents support the democracy center proposal. Support was even stronger from those living within the 3rd Precinct with 70% approval.
Public Service
February 28

City seeks diverse pool of residents to serve on boards and commissions

The City is seeking applicants with a diversity of backgrounds and experiences, representing the demographics of our communities to strengthen the work of our teams. Applications open March 1st-31st
City Clerk
May 30

Warehouse District Live enhancing downtown Minneapolis outdoor experience

Warehouse District Live kicks off an enhanced nightlife experience for the summer in downtown Minneapolis along First Avenue North Fridays and Saturdays through October.
Public Works
May 1

City of Minneapolis sees strong increase in prospective employee applications

Minneapolis’ first quarter hiring figures are exceeding 2023’s. The number of hires, the total applicants, diversity of people hired and the time taken to fill positions have all improved measurably.
Human Resources
March 12

City of Minneapolis launches StoryCorps Studios Partnership

The initiative aims to move the Minneapolis community toward a future grounded in racial equity and justice by harnessing the power of conversations to heal racial divisions.
Racial, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
January 30

Junauda Petrus selected as Poet Laureate for the City of Minneapolis

The City of Minneapolis’ Arts & Cultural Affairs Department and The Loft Literary Center are proud to announce the appointment of Junauda Petrus as the city’s next Poet Laureate.
Arts & Cultural Affairs
June 24

2024 legislative results for Minneapolis residents, businesses

High-priority results from the 2024 State legislative session included clearing a legal threat to affordable housing work and allowing technology for traffic safety.
Intergovernmental Relations
March 20

Mayor Frey Calls on City Council to Reconsider Rideshare Ordinance

Today, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is renewing his calls to the City Council to reconsider their rideshare ordinance (Legislative File number 2024-00146) and align it with the data from the State.
Mayor
October 31

City Council passes cannabis businesses ordinance

The action paves the way for when, where and how businesses can operate.
Community Planning & Economic Development,Public Service
February 20

Open house planned for March 7 on concepts for New Nicollet Redevelopment Project

The City of Minneapolis is planning to share an update with community members on new roadway and public space design concepts for the New Nicollet Redevelopment Project at an open house March 7.
Community Planning & Economic Development,Public Works
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