Minneapolis plans a workshop to educate renters on their rights and repair requests, as part of the Community Connections Conference featuring a variety of events at the Convention Center.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office honored Black History Month and their first black female Sheriff in Minnesota, reflecting on inclusivity in law enforcement.

The Mankato Police and Fire Departments focus on mental health by enhancing their wellness programs, incorporating training on resilience for better handling job-related stress.

St. Louis Park hosts a clothing swap and mending clinic to promote sustainability and teach garment repair skills on February 27. Donations of mending supplies are requested.

Dakota County offers a free class on smart nitrogen use in farming, in collaboration with the University of Minnesota Extension, on March 1 at the county's Extension Center.

Minneapolis plans a new Community Safety Center for a safer city, led by Commissioner Barnette, with an expected opening in early 2025 pending property inspections by April 15. The project follows the Safe & Thriving Communities Report guidelines.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office is hiring a Custody Records Supervisor for its downtown Minneapolis Central Records unit, focusing on staff management and inmate bookings.

Burnsville's Finance team wins the Certificate of Excellence in financial reporting for the 28th consecutive time, signifying their commitment to fiscal responsibility and transparency.

St. Paul Mayor Carter joined firefighters for a morning workout to honor Captain Mike Paidar, recognizing his commitment to public service and firefighter health.

Saint Paul celebrates Black History Month with "An Elder's View," a panel of African American artists and elders sharing their experiences and cultural contributions.

St. Louis Park in Minnesota celebrates Black History Month by displaying posters in city parks, featuring local Black employees and their inspirations, with QR codes for further engagement.

The Eden Prairie Senior Center hosts various February events: a police meet-up, an arthritis seminar, and a Valentine's Day breakfast. Registration is required for each event.

The City of Blaine is hiring for summer jobs in the Parks and Recreation Department, with applications due by March 30. There's also a job fair on March 5 and 9 for more information.