Ramsey County launches a new initiative to support community events, collaborating with local organizations to foster community building and align with county priorities.

St. Louis Park calls for volunteers to monitor local lake water quality through the CAMP Lake Monitoring Program. Participants will collect water samples and help maintain ecological balance.

Mankato is seeking a Water Plant Operator Technician to maintain its water treatment systems, ensuring safe drinking water. Applications are open until April 24.

Mayor Hollies Winston will deliver Brooklyn Park's State of the City address on May 9, including community engagement and complimentary local food. Registration is online for the free event.

Brooklyn Park is encouraging residents to participate in a volunteer drive on April 30 to welcome new neighbors by delivering bags, aiming to foster community bonds.

Wright County is hosting a Drug Take Back Day on April 27 to allow residents to safely dispose of unused prescriptions at two locations, ensuring proper disposal and environmental protection.

CenterPoint Energy plans to continue natural gas infrastructure upgrades in Minneapolis's Armatage Neighborhood this spring, including corrosion-resistant pipe installations and relocation of indoor meters outdoors.

The Coon Rapids Connection has released its Spring 2024 newsletter featuring local news on events, trails, waste systems, and a business spotlight, available online for residents.

Anoka County is organizing volunteer cleanup events to remove litter from the Mississippi River's banks, with three opportunities for community participation in April.

Ramsey County designates April 9 as Transgender Day of Visibility to celebrate transgender individuals and promote awareness of discrimination they face.

Volunteers requested for the Mighty Mississippi River Cleanup Challenge on April 20 at Battle Creek Regional Park, Maplewood, MN, in celebration of Earth Day and Volunteer Appreciation Week.

St. Louis Park residents can join a workshop on April 16 to learn about the city's organics program, including a tour of a compost site, with limited space for 20 participants.

Officer Magana from the local precinct engaged with community kids through a police outreach event, providing a tour of a squad car and hosting a Q&A session on safety. The event aimed to strengthen police-community relations.