Bloomington invites residents to apply for a Port Authority board opening to advise the City Council, with an application due by October 31. Other opportunities will come in fall.

Bloomington sets a preliminary 2025 property tax levy, with a focus on public safety funding, including transitioning to a full-time Fire Department, before final approval in December.

Plymouth rejuvenates its Old Town Hall with new exhibits and invites community participation in early voting and a sensory-friendly Dialed Down Disco event, ensuring historic preservation and inclusive city events.

District Chief Stacy Murphy returns to her role after completing a ten-week program at the FBI National Academy, focusing on advanced communication, leadership, and fitness.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a busy week of community meetings, including the Boys and Girls Club opening, committee gatherings, and emergency service discussions.

St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals hearing on September 30 will discuss new business, including variances for a garage setback and a major building renovation for rental storage. Public comments are requested before September 27.

The Wright County Justice Center in Minnesota was officially dedicated by state supreme court members and county officials, celebrating judicial infrastructure amid pandemic-related delays.

Local legislators condemn a racist demonstration in Vadnais Heights, reaffirming their commitment to a community free from hate and promoting safety and respect.

The City Council of Ward 1 unanimously passed measures to support the homeless, including extending eviction notices, reporting on encampment sweeps, and allocating funds for a transitional housing facility.

St. Louis Park adopted a new ordinance mandating a 30-day pre-eviction notice and landlord training, effective November 1, 2024. Additional training on bias and landlord-tenant law is offered.

Senator Foung Hawj received the 2024 Reuel Harmon Award for his work on Minnesota's parks and trails conservation from the state's Parks and Trails Council.

Minneapolis homeowners will see an 8.27% increase in property taxes for park funding in 2025, with the average home paying an additional $27 annually.

Coon Rapids has started absentee voting for the 2024 general election. Residents can vote in person or request mail ballots, with extended hours and special services for convenience.