Brooklyn Park partners with Tree Trust to offer discounted trees to residents for planting, with a sale event scheduled for May 3, 2025. There's a three-tree limit per address.

Brooklyn Park is hosting a free Spring 2025 HOA workshop on April 12 to educate residents on HOA governance. The event at Edinburgh Golf Course will feature discussions with city staff, an attorney, and a management representative.

Photographer Doug Ohman will present "Vanishing Landmarks" at the Sibley Historic Site, discussing Minnesota's endangered historical buildings on April 18. Reservations are recommended due to limited space.

Minnesota's Severe Weather Awareness Week includes a tornado drill on April 10, with sirens at 1:45 pm and 6:45 pm in Duluth to practice emergency plans.

The Coon Rapids spring newsletter details new public safety initiatives, local events, environmental concerns, infrastructure projects, and community programs.

Public Works Week is May 18-24, celebrating essential city services like water delivery and waste management, with a community Big Rig Rally event on May 29.

Minneapolis has revealed four organizations to host Open Streets 2025, transforming streets into pedestrian fairs starting August 2. Events aim to exceed last year's 75,000 attendance and emphasize local culture.

Minneapolis marks National Food Waste Prevention Week, focusing on reducing the 40% of U.S. food unutilized, advocating meal planning, proper food storage, and composting.

Anoka County hosts a Law Day event on May 2nd, offering free legal clinics and advice on various issues, including expungement, family law, housing, and driver's licenses.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is hosting a resource fair to inform about the Minnesota Crime Victim Reimbursement Program, which helps victims of violent crime financially.

Minneapolis is preparing to celebrate its public health heroes with an awards ceremony and resource fair on April 9. The free event will include lunch and is open to the community.

The Minneapolis Police Department introduces a Cadet Program offering paid training and free tuition for aspiring officers, eliminating the need for a college degree.

Brooklyn Park encourages sign-ups for a new organics recycling program with separate carts for food scraps and non-recyclable papers aiming for sustainability. Proper recycling protocols are emphasized.