The Saint Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authority meeting will address a new secretary appointment, a rental housing project amendment, and the FY 2025 budget. Public participation is encouraged.

New DBE owners attended an orientation for project competition guidance and networked with representatives from various organizations, as detailed by the MnDOT bulletin.

Fatima Sackor joins the Maple Grove Police as a Reserve Officer after graduating from the Citizens Police Academy, with the department highlighting her potential for positive impact.

The Coon Rapids City Council discussed civic issues, accepted an art donation, proclaimed DECA Week, and approved financial reports, a site plan, a liquor license for Urban Air, fees for 2025, and a housing improvement area.

Minneapolis Ward 11 has a series of upcoming community events including budget hearings, safety updates, and senior meetings as announced in a government bulletin.

Duluth selects Ben Van Tassel as the new head of Planning and Economic Development, pending council approval, with city officials anticipating a positive impact on partnerships.

Scott County is re-scanning ballots due to polling errors and a machine malfunction, with transparency measures in place for the public to observe the process.

Plymouth election results show Spoonheim, Nelson, and Aldrich ready to claim City Council seats, pending official ratification, with the swearing-in set for January 2025.

The Bloomington City Council invites residents to a public hearing on November 18 to discuss a proposed increase in solid waste and refuse collection fees.

Minnesota's BCA has released an updated DWI Dashboard to the public, providing detailed data on arrests and crashes to inform and reduce impaired driving.

Public hearing on Nov 18 in Bloomington for a proposed bond issue not exceeding $180M for upgrades to Friendship Village, with no financial obligation to the city.

Minneapolis has been recognized as a Beyond the Yellow Ribbon organization for its support of veterans and their families, marking a first in Minnesota.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing on street improvements for the 2025-101 PMP Street Improvement Project on November 18, 2024, offering in-person and online participation options.