Woodbury's 'Mayor for a Day' essay contest encourages 4th-6th graders to write about their visions for the city; winners get $100 and publication in Minnesota Cities magazine.

Apple Valley reminds residents of safe recreational fire practices, enforcing guidelines like size limits, distance from structures, and adult supervision to prevent harm.

Deputy Davis graduates from Minnesota D.A.R.E. training as announced by the Wright County Sheriff's Office on Facebook, aiming to educate youth on drug resistance.

Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office announces youth snowmobile safety classes on Nov 15, 2025, emphasizing safety and responsible outdoor recreation for kids over 11 who complete online training.

Ramsey celebrated Fire Prevention Week with a well-attended open house at Fire Station 2, educating about fire safety and strengthening community ties.

St. Louis Park, MN, promotes home energy efficiency to cut emissions through its Climate Action Academy, and offers expert help and a step-by-step guide to residents.

Mankato seeks help to find a lost dog's owner. The male Wirehaired Pointing Griffon, found with no ID, is at the city impound. Citizens are urged to contact Public Safety at 911 with information.

Coon Rapids residents attended an open house at their local fire station, which offered tours, refreshments, and hands-on activities like spraying a fire hose.

Burnsville Ice Center hosts a free Halloween Skate Party with trick-or-treating and door prizes on October 26.

Saint Paul Police officers received the Life Saving Award for aiding a runner during the Twin Cities Marathon, exemplifying their dedication to public service and community protection.

The Minneapolis Police has reintroduced its Motorcycle Unit with new Harley-Davidson bikes, aiming for better community engagement and nimble response times.

The City of Mankato is hiring a full-time Construction Coordinator with a salary range of $74,588.80 to $104,561.60, focusing on safe construction practices and project management.

Plymouth urges residents to complete a satisfaction survey on city services by October 14, expanding participation beyond the initially selected 4,000 households. Results will be shared with the City Council and the public.