Anoka County Parks is hosting the Mighty Mississippi Cleanup Challenge in April, with riverbank cleanups planned at three locations, beginning April 18. Volunteers will remove trash and debris to improve the river's health and beauty.

Anoka County announced the 'Mighty Mississippi Cleanup Challenge' for volunteers to help clean the riverbanks across different parks on various dates. Commissioner Reinert praised the community's collaborative spirit.

St. Louis Park City Council proclaims May as a month-long tribute to trees; plans for Arbor Day event at Browndale Park include tree planting and educational activities.

Josh Olson was named director of Community & Economic Development in Ramsey County, overseeing housing, infrastructure, and local business growth with a $25 million budget.

Apple Valley is accepting firefighter applications, offering a fulfilling public service career. Informational meetings will be held at Fire Station 2, with details on the City's website.

Coon Rapids offers discounted smart irrigation controllers to residents to save water and money, starting April 14, on a first-come, first-served basis.

The City of Mankato will hold an open house at Mankato Regional Airport on April 24 to discuss the new Air Traffic Control Tower project, seek public input, and may offer walking tours if weather permits.

Plymouth's Yard Waste Site reopens for residents to dispose of yard debris, with specific operating hours and accepted materials listed on the city's website.

Plymouth's annual Walk with the Mayor event, featuring a 2-mile walk and a chance to discuss issues with Mayor Jeff Wosje, will occur on May 1, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

A new Engineering Technician II job, crucial for public infrastructure development, is open for applicants skilled in surveying, data collection, and plan design. Deadline is May 4.

Coon Rapids highlights renewable energy in their Earth Month celebration, encouraging residential solar installations and efficient appliances. Rebates and solar programs are available for cost savings.

Minnetonka Fire Dept. holds a sensory-friendly open house without sirens or flashing lights for those with sensory disorders, featuring quiet safety vehicles, a silent inflatable slide, and a chance to meet firefighters.

Plymouth city announces its annual spring cleanup with street sweeping completed and water main flushing to begin mid-April to improve water quality and remove sediment buildup.