Sherburne County will hold a public hearing on October 1 for residents to discuss the proposed 2025 Fee Schedule, with a draft available for review in the County Administrator's Office.

The Coon Rapids City Council addressed community safety, housing, infrastructure, and finances in their meeting, including adopting a resolution for a new housing project and preparing reports for street reconstruction in 2025.

Blaine is preparing for the 2024 elections with over 300 judges to facilitate voting. Absentee voting starts September 20. Seats for the mayor and three council wards are contested. Incumbents face new candidates. High civic engagement is expected.

Wright County's Taxpayer Services and License Center will close early, at 3:15 p.m., on Sept. 10 and Sept. 11, respectively, for staff training, impacting late-day service users.

The Minneapolis Police Department and its Mounted Patrol Officers contributed to the safety of Minnesota's annual State Fair, fostering community engagement.

The article details decisions made by the Washington County Board of Commissioners, including funding disability services and emergency preparedness, the acquisition of airboats, a library campaign, playground equipment charity, and budget planning.

Blaine, Minnesota, plans a public hearing on a zoning change for 105th Avenue Redevelopment, urging community feedback.

Blaine, Minnesota residents are invited to a hearing about a proposed youth fitness center; they can voice their opinions, attend in person, submit written comments, or watch live streams.

Morrison County residents are invited to a series of government meetings from September 1-7, including sessions on budgeting and planning, as well as discussions on aging and emergency communications.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is accepting applications for its Police Explorers program aimed at teens and young adults interested in law enforcement careers.

Minnesota Twins game highlights efforts against drunk driving, recognizing Officer Chad Streiff for 156 DWI arrests in 2023 as part of the Minnesota DWI Enforcer All-Star Team.

Bloomington invites residents to discuss the use of CDBG funds at a public meeting, with options for in-person, remote, or written feedback on the city's performance report.

Washington County has been recognized by the GFOA with the Triple Crown awards for excellence in financial reporting, budget presentation, and transparent financial practices, continuing their multi-decade streak of fiscal accolades.