Minneapolis has launched the Tap Water Ambassador Program, encouraging local groups to promote the city's tap water health benefits, with support and funding provided for selected participants. Applications are open until March 18.

The City of Mankato is hiring an Engineering Technician responsible for project inspections, design, and land surveys. Applications are due by March 25.

Eden Prairie launches eco-initiatives, including invasive species workshops, turf alternative training, solar energy options, water-saving rebates, and pet waste awareness, aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050.

Brooklyn Park offers residents discounted rain barrels and compost bins via RAM to promote water conservation and waste reduction, with orders starting March 2024, pickup on May 4. Use code BP20Off for savings.

Alexandra House in Blaine is hosting "Bingo with a Purpose" for seniors to learn about issues like financial exploitation and violence, while enjoying bingo and prizes on March 20.

Anoka County Public Health offers Community Partner Awards to support health initiatives, prioritizing underserved communities. Applications are due soon and assistance is available for interested groups.

Minnesota DHS announces safety training for professionals on disability and aging, set for March 18 and 20, 2024 and invites registrations for the "From Either/Or to Both/And" webinar on disability and aging for April 4, 2024.

Burnsville, MN ends the public mourning for three fallen first responders with the decommissioning of a memorial, while planning a permanent display for the "Homage" statue.

Refugee landlords in Minnesota offer housing and aid to newly arrived refugees, reflecting their own past experiences and the state's leadership in resettlement programs.

Two Minnesota middle schools, Chaska Middle School East and Waconia Middle School, will offer after-school archery programs in May to teach students discipline and focus.

The article details various local events and updates in Ramsey County, including the presidential primary, property tax statements, library activities, an internship program, health initiatives, and recognition of Black History Month.

DARTS, a non-profit in Apple Valley, helps seniors with chores like mowing and home repairs, focusing on independence and safety, with funding for low-income residents.

A sculpture honoring Burnsville's public safety teams will be installed at City Hall. Titled "Homage," the artwork by Mary Pat Lutz, features bronze figures of a firefighter, paramedic, and police officer.