The Washington County Board approved several measures for conservation, housing, park expansion, and a cannabis ordinance, alongside recognizing achievements and receiving community donations.

The MPRB invites the public to engage with the board during a meeting on December 4 at the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board HQ, with options for in-person comments or written submissions.

Morrison County is leveraging Statewide Affordable Housing Aid to boost its affordable housing stock, inviting proposals for effective housing solutions by December 31, 2024.

Minnesota residents can share their views on homeowners associations at a public session by the Legislative Coordinating Commission in Maple Grove on Thursday.

The article discusses ongoing public space improvements in Bloomington funded by a sales tax increase, including park renovations, a new community center, and upgrades to the Bloomington Ice Garden.

The Bloomington City Council is set to finalize the 2025 budget on December 16, considering an 11.5% property tax levy increase from 2024. Public input is encouraged before the decision.

Minnesota's new law increases Uber and Lyft drivers' minimum wage to $1.28 per mile and 31 cents per minute, affecting fare prices and driver earnings.

The Saint Paul HRA will discuss the final 2025 HRA budget and property tax levy, focusing on a resolution approving these financial plans and other fund adjustments.

Minnesota maintained its Democratic streak in the 2024 presidential election, as Harris won the state, differing from the national result of a Trump presidency.

The Ramsey City Council covered financial changes and new ordinances, including utility rate increases, budget plans, and the removal of a Crime-Free Housing component. They also welcome the new Police Chief and address a water deficiency issue.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Dave Hutchinson, engaged in community support activities, received an award for their HOPE Program, and discussed leadership on WCCO Radio. They also aided the homeless with winter supplies.

Bloomington, Minnesota announces a public hearing on December 16, 2024, to discuss a Capital Improvement Plan and bond issuance for city improvements. Citizen participation is encouraged.

The Bloomington City Council will host a hearing on December 16, 2024, to weigh rescinding energy benchmarking requirements, which could affect local environmental policy.