Eden Prairie Police Department hosts Coffee with a Cop on October 1, promoting dialogue between officers and citizens at Caribou Coffee inside Lunds & Byerlys.

Brooklyn Park announces bulky waste pickup on October 4 for specified areas; items must be curbside by 7 a.m. with restrictions on accepted materials.

Wright County's recycling center in Maple Lake suspends brush and yard waste services due to asphalt work from September 25-29. Other waste disposal services continue as usual.

Minnetonka Police Department welcomes new officers Taylor Hovde and Shannon King, highlighting their unique paths to law enforcement and commitment to community service.

Coon Rapids offers a "Home Alone Safety Class" for kids aged 8-12, covering safety skills and first aid. The class takes place on October 16 at the Coon Rapids Civic Center.

The ACSO Open House featured educational displays, interactive activities, and exhibits by various public safety departments for the community on September 23, 2025.

The City of Mankato is hiring a full-time Human Resources Assistant, emphasizing the role's contribution to the HR department and local governance. Applications are due by October 5.

Bloomington Police Reserve volunteers in Minnesota completed a 16-hour emergency medical response training, learning skills such as first aid, CPR, and trauma response.

Minneapolis Police hosted a community BBQ event to introduce Chief O'Hara and showcase department units like the motorcycle fleet, offering a space for public-police engagement.

Plymouth History Center is hosting its Merry Market at Plymouth Old Town Hall on December 6, offering handmade crafts for the holiday season. Vendors must apply by October 18.

AASD and DSD have released updates on elderly and disability services, including a deadline for rate floor adjustments and upcoming webinars on remote support and legislative changes.

Minneapolis's Career Pathways program helps citizens gain skills for in-demand jobs, aiming to boost economic mobility and address workforce needs, as highlighted in the City's Impact Report.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, celebrated "Sun Day" to promote solar energy use, with over 150 residents and 30 businesses using solar power and city incentives supporting the transition.