The Dakota County Board of Commissioners awarded the 2025 Public Health Achievement Awards to local environmental clubs, Ann Bailey for her advocacy, and The Open Door for combating hunger.

Wright County has proclaimed May 4-10 as Correctional Officer and Employee Week, recognizing the contributions of these professionals to public safety and penal facilities.

Eden Prairie Schools received the 2025 Heritage Preservation Award for their work in local history, including the centennial celebration and events at the Historic Gym.

Mankato seeks resident input on Balcerzak Drive's future through an online survey to improve safety and access.

Maple Grove Police urge residents to light porches blue during National Police Week to honor fallen officers; local stores provide blue bulbs for public support.

The Saint Paul Police Department honored Sergeant Gerald D. Vick on social media for the 20th anniversary of his death in the line of duty, praising his service and lasting impact.

The Eden Prairie Police Department has opened a cadet program, offering apprenticeship opportunities for aspiring police officers. Applications are due by May 16.

AASD and DSD's weekly update highlights MMIS changes, a resolved programming issue, new initiatives for Medicaid, and a survey for shaping training in geriatric care.

The Metropolitan Council seeks public feedback on transitioning from Northstar Commuter Rail to bus services to better serve post-pandemic travel needs.

The May/June 2025 Plymouth News details upcoming community upgrades, including Highway 55 and County Road 73 construction, broadband installation, free outdoor concerts, and various events.

The Brooklyn Park Development Corporation is looking for applicants to join its board and influence local economic development through various loan programs.

The City is hiring an Engineering Project Coordinator to manage public infrastructure projects, ensuring they align with city policies and involve community engagement. Applications are open until May 26.

Dakota County Historical Society opens LeDuc Historic Estate and Sibley Historic Site for tours starting May, with affordably priced tickets and free entry for young children and society members.