Officers from the Mankato Police Department engaged with young Police Explorers at a state conference to promote law enforcement careers and community relations.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department encourages residents to declutter their medicine cabinets and safely dispose of old prescriptions at a take-back event.

The Blaine Bicycle Club welcomes riders over 50 for leisurely cycling outings starting in May, featuring weekly rides across local Minnesota trails and emphasizing safety gear.

The Coon Rapids Sustainability Commission is organizing a park clean-up on April 27 at Lions Coon Creek Park for Earth Month, inviting volunteers to help clear trash and beautify the space.

Eden Prairie's upcoming shoreline workshop, Arbor Day event, recreational fire guidelines, and updates on business engagement activities are detailed, with further information available on the city website.

The City of Mankato, MN is hiring a Senior Civil Engineer to oversee infrastructure projects and strategic planning for the city's public works. Applications are open until May 1.

Bloomington's Curbside Cleanup offers a convenient way for residents to dispose of bulky trash, old appliances, and brush by curbside collection on designated Saturdays from April to May.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is hosting "Coffee with a Cop," a community event at 7 Corners Coffee on April 23 to foster dialogue between police and residents.

Gregg Mast celebrates Minnesota's clean tech advances and upcoming events that showcase the state's commitment to sustainability and innovation in the clean energy sector.

Minneapolis prepares for its 30th Earth Day Clean-Up on April 20 with city-wide volunteer opportunities, supplied gear, and proper waste disposal. The 9th annual Earth Day 5K Bee Run/Walk will also take place at Boom Island Park.

The Nicollet Island Spring Market is set to open on May 5 in Minneapolis, featuring 61 vendors with unique goods and celebrating both local artisans and young entrepreneurs.

The Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety urges residents to call 811 before starting any excavation projects to prevent damage to underground utilities.

Coon Rapids is focusing on water conservation for Earth Month, promoting measures like low-flow fixtures and smart irrigation amid drought and increased usage straining aquifers.