The Plymouth Public Safety Department reminds drivers to stop for school buses and highlights laws about stopping on undivided roads while Officer Anthony Elia expresses frustration over non-compliance.

The Metropolitan Council approves over $500 million for transportation improvements, including road, bridge, cycling, pedestrian, and transit infrastructure enhancements in the seven-county metro area.

Bloomington seeks public input on its revised 2024 Action Plan for HUD's Community Development Block Grant, with scheduled public hearings and a 30-day comment period.

Anoka County designates September as Workforce Development Month to strengthen business and workforce partnerships, and wins an award for a joint economic summit. Road safety plans and community-focused sheriff's initiatives are also mentioned.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is seeking two new officers, offering extra pay for experience and a $3,500 bonus after a year post-training. Applications close on September 4th.

The city council approved the development of Elevare housing, enhancements to the Water Treatment Plant, and construction of Amira Villas townhomes to advance local infrastructure and housing.

Dakota County is seeking members for various advisory committees including the Planning Commission and Workforce Development Board, offering residents a chance to shape local policies.

Ramsey County presented its proposed 2025 supplemental budget of $848.5 million, with a focus on transparency and maintaining a 4.75% property tax levy. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss the budget and performance measures.

The public safety meeting at MLK Rec Center has been canceled due to indoor temperatures that don't meet OSHA standards. The city plans to reschedule.

The St. Louis Park City Hall will host a SPARC meeting to discuss the police department's Behavioral Health Unit, trespassing issues, and crime prevention. Registration by 9/9 is required for the 9/10 event.

Morrison County officials have a busy week with public gatherings, including discussions on opioid settlement funds, emergency communications, lake health, and housing issues, as per their public notice.

Sherburne County holds a Public Hearing on September 3 to discuss adopting a Local Option Sales Tax for transportation projects. Residents can express their opinions at the County Government Center.

Sherburne County Commissioners may attend the AMC Fall Policy Conference in September to establish the 2025 legislative platform for Minnesota counties.