Blaine City is tackling pet waste pollution with over 20 Pet Waste Stations to protect water systems from contaminants like E. coli and phosphorus. The initiative has collected 55,000 pounds of waste since 2020.

The Brooklyn Park Operations & Maintenance Building in Minnesota is hosting a recycling event on April 26, 2025 for electronics and scrap metal, excluding general garbage.

The largest CERT Connect Open House in Ramsey County attracted 91 businesses, providing networking and government contracting opportunities with successful connections made.

The article discusses the partnership between NDSU's LADREM program and Minnesota's HSEM, highlighting the symbiotic relationship that prepares students for careers in disaster response and emergency management.

Coon Rapids promotes sustainability during Earth Month, with weekly web updates on eco-friendly living, repair over replacement, reusable items, and community events like fix-it clinics and swap meets.

Mankato holds a second community event on April 21 to engage the public in its Climate Action Plan. SEH will present details, followed by a Q&A. Residents can join virtually via the city's dedicated website for community input on climate issues.

Mankato calls for volunteers for Earth Week's environmental efforts at Rasmussen Woods on April 19, from 9 AM to Noon; details available on their social media and webpage.

The Minneapolis Police hosted a community meeting led by new 5th Precinct Inspector James Novak, where several officers were honored for their service and efforts in DWI arrests.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hosting an Earth Day Cleanup event on April 19, where volunteers can participate without prior registration at various park sites.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is hosting a Coffee with a Cop event to foster community engagement, with no formal agenda set for April 22 at Wild Prairie Harley-Davidson.

The AASD and DSD provided a weekly update on policy changes, MMIS error resolution, and upcoming training for those servicing aging and disabled populations.

Ramsey County EMHS has been reaccredited for its excellence in emergency management, signifying their high readiness and adherence to national standards.

Coon Rapids Ice Center hosts a Safety Camp for kids entering 4th and 5th grades on June 17-18, focusing on safety skills with activities and a graduation ceremony. Registration is available until June 9.