The Plymouth County Legislative Delegation met to discuss key issues and experienced MILO System training which focuses on de-escalation and situational awareness.

The City of Duluth, MN, provides various options for citizens to access City Council meetings, including live viewing, FM radio broadcasts, and archived records online.

Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a packed schedule with the AMC Annual Conference, several local meetings, and a Fee Schedule and Taxation hearing.

Two Scott County sergeants graduated from a prestigious police leadership program, enhancing their skills for management roles within law enforcement.

Maple Grove seeks citizens to fill two openings on its Planning Commission, a key group influencing city development. Applications are open until January 10.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee will discuss rezoning and permit applications including transforming local business areas to residential zones and approving a dance hall permit.

Wright County License Center now stocks specialty license plates, offering instant pickup of 100 Club and Agriculture plates to support local causes without the wait.

CR's Sports Bar donated to local public services, the City Council approved 2025 budget and licenses, appointed Emily Neuharth to the Sustainability Commission, and addressed urban planning and cannabis regulation.

Eden Prairie, MN's city council approved a 2025 budget of $62.78 million, up 4.1%, including a 5.8% property tax levy increase. Local events and volunteer opportunities continue to enrich the community.

Eden Prairie City Council approved a budget increase for 2025, resulting in a slight property tax hike but maintaining one of the lowest tax rates in the metro area.

Bloomington residents can voice their opinions on proposed subdivision ordinance changes during a city council public hearing set for December 16, 2024.

Jamie Verbrugge is resigning as Bloomington's city manager to lead Catholic Charities Twin Cities, after serving since 2015 and overseeing significant city growth and development.

The Minneapolis City Council honored Community Service Officers for their public service and contributions to the community, recognizing the CSO program as an educational and career pathway in law enforcement.