The Minnesota Astronomical Society will host Astronomy Day at Eagle Lake Observatory on September 27, 2025, featuring solar viewing, expert talks, and nighttime sky observations.

The City of Mankato is hiring a Building and Development Services Coordinator to oversee inspections and implement building regulations. Applications are open until October 6.

Mankato invites residents to input on transportation plans at an open house event on Oct. 2, allowing for public engagement in shaping the area's 25-year vision.

The Mankato Police and Fire Department showed appreciation on social media for their officers on National Thank a Police Officer Day, acknowledging community support and encouraging public gratitude.

Mankato seeks a Facilities Recreation Temporary Worker to maintain parks and city facilities, requiring candidates to be 18+ for a role ending on December 31, 2025.

The Bloomington Police, MN, won the "Show Us Your Sign" contest by All Traffic Solutions, recognized for creativity in traffic safety. They shared their win on social media, noting community engagement.

Brooklyn Park’s drop-off event on Oct 11 offers residents a chance to recycle special items and shred papers at the Operations and Maintenance Building.

Saint Louis Park began its seasonal hydrant flushing on September 22, aiming to complete by October 3, from 7 am to 5 pm daily. Residents can track progress via an online map.

Brooklyn Park's Recycling Week runs from September 22-26; carts must be out by 6:30 a.m. The city advises against bagging recyclables and offers an HRG Recycling app in multiple languages to help residents.

Apple Valley reminds residents of a ban on outdoor storage of inoperable or junk vehicles, allowing only minor repairs outside and advising on how to report violations.

St. Louis Park has canceled its paper shredding event due to severe weather, with rescheduling set for spring 2026. Alternative disposal options are provided online.

Eden Prairie Police Department celebrates its crime analysts Kapaun, Syzmanski, and Hendricks for their vital role in solving crimes, coinciding with National Crime and Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day.

The Coon Rapids Police Department invites 14-20-year-olds to its Police Explorers program, offering real-life police work training. An info session is on September 22nd at the City Hall Council Chambers.