The Plymouth Police Department launches the Plymouth Police Youth Anglers, a fishing mentorship program to foster discipline and patience in youth. Local businesses support by providing gear and bait.

Minnetonka City Council honored the 2023 Sustainability Award winners for their local environmental efforts, including energy conservation, waste reduction, and landscaping initiatives.

Ramsey County is reminding citizens to pay the first half of their 2024 property taxes by May 15th and has introduced a Climate Equity Action Plan as well as a Transportation Improvement Program for review.

The Met Council awarded $2 million in parks equity grants for 22 projects in the Minnesota metro area, enhancing access and programming in regional parks and trails.

Rick Getschow won the Dr. Robert A. Barrett Award for management excellence at the MCMA's annual conference, recognizing his leadership and mentorship in local government.

Wright County reminds residents property taxes are due by May 15, 2024, with payments accepted online, by mail, or in person at the county's Government Center.

Bloomington seeks public input on federal housing funds use at a second hearing on May 20, 2024, discussing the 2022 CAPER report, with in-person and electronic participation options.

The Minnesota Senate Taxes Committee has approved a measure to expedite Child Tax Credit payouts and provide $33 million in tax relief for public projects.

The Bloomington, MN City Council invites citizens to a public hearing on May 20 regarding the DEED CDBG-CV program's efficacy, encouraging in-person and remote participation.

The audit reveals mismanagement and poor service issues in Metro Mobility, as highlighted by Legislative Auditor findings and criticized by Senator Scott Dibble.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy has removed Senator Nicole Mitchell from her committee assignments and caucus meetings pending investigations.

Sherburne County reminds residents to pay the first installment of 2024 real estate taxes by May 15 to avoid a penalty. Payments can be made online or at the drop-box at the Government Center.

Minnesota's Senate passed the Omnibus Human Services Supplemental Budget Bill with bipartisan support, allocating funds to assist vulnerable populations.