Apple Valley issued a PSA for residents to prepare for spring water runoff, emphasizing proper property grading and clear drainage paths to prevent water damage and erosion.

Minnetonka's annual tree and shrub sale offers affordable young trees to residents, aiming to enhance local scenery and wildlife habitats, with extras like tree guards and compost bins available.

Coon Rapids announces 'Summer in the City' meetings combining community engagement with family fun, featuring free ice cream, emergency vehicle displays, and opportunities to connect with city leaders.

Plymouth County Sheriff's officers joined and supported athletes at a Special Olympics event in Brockton, demonstrating community engagement and mentorship.

The article celebrates "National Correction Officer and Employees Week,” appreciating the work of corrections staff in maintaining safety and supporting rehabilitation.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office recognized detention deputies for their contributions during National Corrections Week, emphasizing respect and dignity in their work with inmates.

The City of Blaine advises of possible water disruptions during hydrant flushing scheduled for the week of May 13, from 7:30 AM to 3 PM, affecting water pressure and color.

Carver County Parks in Minnesota has opened its outdoor amenities for spring, including camping, volleyball, and docks, with more recreational offerings like watercraft rentals beginning June 8.

St. Louis Park is celebrating Bike to Work Week, with a special event on May 17th, providing refreshments at a commuter pit stop and hosting the Wheelie Fun Bike Ride for families in the evening.

The Mankato Department of Public Safety reports 22% female officers, surpassing the national average, reflecting their commitment to gender diversity in law enforcement.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is seeking new officers, emphasizing community service and competitive benefits. Candidates must be POST license eligible by 2024, with application reviews starting May 20.

Maple Grove, MN residents will illuminate their porches with blue lights to honor fallen officers during National Police Week as encouraged by the local police department.

The Maple Grove Police hopes to strengthen community relations by recruiting volunteer Reserve Officers to assist during special events, emergencies, and disasters.