Morrison County Board to hold meetings including a 4-H Breakfast on October 8 and a regional emergency communications discussion on October 11. Public can attend in-person or join virtually.

The second installment of property taxes in Wright County is due by October 15, with various payment options available, including online, mail, or in-person. Late payments will incur penalties.

Ramsey County opens absentee voting for the general election and offers COVID-19 and flu vaccinations, while also preparing for Indigenous Peoples Day, promoting literacy initiatives, and providing fall and winter recreational activities.

Rice County reminds property owners that the second-half of property tax payments is due by October 15, 2024, with various payment methods available, including in-person, mail, online, or by phone.

Coon Rapids Police Department introduces a wellness dog and approves a community tree lighting event, liquor license for Pizza Flame, and grants for DWI and road safety.

The City of Saint Paul has announced hybrid City Council meetings with options for in-person and virtual public engagement, as well as digital access to documents to promote environmental and fiscal responsibility.

The League of Women Voters is organizing forums for Brooklyn Park City Council and Osseo School Board elections, providing a platform for civic engagement and candidate discussions.

The Brooklyn Park Planning Commission outlines its agenda for the October 9 meeting, focusing on zoning and urban planning for the city's future development. Residents can engage in the process, which will be broadcast live on Cable TV and online.

Scott County is recruiting election judges for the upcoming Nov 5 elections, emphasizing the role's importance and offering compensation for participants.

The Metropolitan Council awarded over $1 million in grants to seven Twin Cities metro area projects for initial development stages, focusing on affordable housing, job creation, and equitable development.

The Scott County Sheriff's Office warns of an increase in cryptocurrency scams involving call ID manipulation and requests for digital currency payments to resolve fake legal issues.

Coon Rapids is correcting a utility bill printing error affecting about 8,000 households. Residents should wait for new bills or check online for the correct amount due.

Wright County declared October 6-12 as National 4-H Week, recognizing local 4-H leaders and innovators during a board meeting with 4-H Federation President Sophie Salmela present.