Blaine is considering reclassifying a land zone to allow more development flexibility, potentially sparking local debate over economic benefits versus infrastructure strain.

Blaine proposes an ordinance to regulate car wash expansion and enforce a 300-foot setback from residential areas, aiming to balance business growth with neighborhood aesthetics and comfort.

Washington County approves community and infrastructure projects, including Bayport Legion's gambling at the county fair, a public health grant, and road improvements.

Senator Ann Rest announces Listening Sessions at Frankie's Pizza in New Hope for constituents of Senate District 43 on June 15, July 27, and August 24.

Four Minnesota senators issued a statement supporting due process for Senator Nicole Mitchell and argued against premature calls for her resignation over criminal charges.

Minnesota enacted new legislation increasing penalties for straw firearm purchases and banning binary triggers, as reported by Senator Gustafson's office.

The Blaine Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss rezoning properties on Polk Street NE from Medium/High Density Residential to Low/Medium Density Residential.

Blaine, MN residents are invited to a public hearing on June 11, 2024, regarding a permit amendment for A & C Automotive shop, including parking and waste collection changes.

The City of Blaine is seeking election judges for its 2024 elections, offering paid positions for managing 26 polling stations, including roles for high school students. Training will be provided.

The City of Blaine is contemplating amending the land use plan for an area at Paul Parkway NE and Ulysses Street NE, and a public hearing on it will be held on June 11, 2024.

Blaine's Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 11, 2024, regarding Old Dominion Freight Line's request to amend fencing at their truck terminal. Residents can attend in person, watch online, or submit written comments.

The Blaine Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for rezoning proposals regarding several properties, without current plans for development. Residents can participate in the decision-making process.

Morrison County announces a week of public meetings on environmental planning and legislative updates, with options for both in-person and virtual attendance.