Plymouth County Sheriff's Department highlighted the progression of cadets in BCCO-ATP 64-24 at the quarter mark of their 12-week law enforcement training program.

Burnsville Mayor Elizabeth Kautz is to deliver the State of the City Address, emphasizing local policy priorities and fostering community engagement at the Ames Center.

The City of Blaine Police Department encourages homeowners to use spring cleaning as a way to enhance home security, based on the principles of CPTED, by maintaining their yards and improving visibility to deter criminals.

Mankato is seeking an Inspector I – Building to ensure property safety and code compliance. Applicants are encouraged to apply before the May 7 deadline.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents of its upcoming biannual Recycling Week and Drop-Off event, advising on preparation and acceptable items for recycling and drop-off.

Lori Halbur, a social worker with the Coon Rapids Police Department, offers free support for various social issues. Citizens can drop by the Anoka County Library, Crooked Lake Branch, for monthly one-on-one sessions with her.

Maple Grove's Parks and Recreation Department is organizing two volunteer events for park and boulevard beautification in May, inviting residents to help with planting and maintenance.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department encourages residents to declutter their medicine cabinets and safely dispose of old prescriptions at a take-back event.

The Ward 1 City Council in Minneapolis is enhancing community communication with weekly newsletters and has welcomed a new member, Ikram Mohamud, to its team.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in the garage of The Regent Apartments in Brooklyn, preventing a potential disaster, with no reported casualties or injuries.

The Minnesota Senate approved the Minnesota Energy Infrastructure Permitting Act for faster clean energy project permitting, with bipartisan support and advocacy from Senator Nick Frentz. The bill now moves to the House.

The Wright County License Center has improved its service with a new location, reduced wait times, larger space, drive-thru service, and a kiosk system, resulting in a 23% increase in transactions.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released their monthly newsletter, featuring their work, stories, educational content, and videos for community engagement and transparency.