Apple Valley officials provide guidance on campaign sign placement, outlining rules such as keeping signs under 32 square feet and removing them within ten days post-election.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents to prepare for Recycling Week from Sep 23-27 by placing carts curbside by 6:30 a.m., ensuring a three-foot clearance around them, and not bagging recyclables. They also promote their recycling app for sorting queries.

Minneapolis City Council tackles housing, public safety, and infrastructure, with measures like a rental pre-eviction notice extension, affordable housing projects, investments in gunshot detection, and transparency in encampment removals.

St. Louis Park's Fall Cleanup Day on September 24 offers recycling and reuse opportunities, with adjustments to accepted items and a Tuesday scheduling for residents' convenience.

Minneapolis passes a law to ease the conversion of commercial properties into housing to address the housing crisis and enhances public safety with ShotSpotter expansion.

The Saint Paul Police Department praised its crime and intelligence analysts on Facebook, highlighting their importance in supporting officers and ensuring community safety.

The Outdoor Center in Eden Prairie announces a fall program lineup, including a speaker series on environmental topics, youth D&D events, canoeing, and a holiday market.

Early voting for the Eden Prairie General Election starts, with in-person ballots accepted until November 4 at City Center.

The Minnesota Sheriff's Association is offering scholarships to support students pursuing law enforcement careers, with applications due by November 30, 2024.

Anoka County Sheriff's Office is hosting an open house on September 24th, inviting the community for food, fun, and insight into law enforcement activities.

St. Louis Park offers a free paper shredding event for residents to safely dispose of sensitive documents on September 20 at the Municipal Service Center.

The Minnesota State Fire Marshal stresses the importance of fire safety for college students as universities start new semesters, highlighting strategies in a blog post.

Anoka County seeks community feedback for updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan to improve resilience against natural disasters such as tornadoes and blizzards.