Council Member Vetaw participated in Women's History Month, Easter festivities, and student engagement in Minneapolis; the city focuses on infrastructure, environmental sustainability, and historic preservation.

Duluth is seeking applicants for its Citizen Review Board to improve police-community relations through advising the Police Department and City Council.

Eden Prairie City Prosecutor Tory Sailer received a Commendation Award for his efforts against impaired driving as he prepares to leave his role by the end of March.

Maple Grove is seeking public input on the future of Fernbrook Lane through a survey, aiming to shape the corridor with community feedback. The city plans to finalize a comprehensive study by year's end.

Coon Rapids Police Department is actively recruiting experienced officers, offering competitive benefits that include credit for prior service. They aim to maintain strong community engagement and address national law enforcement staffing challenges.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, to host a town hall on April 11 about stormwater pollution, inviting public input on its prevention program and effects on local waters.

The St. Louis Park city council approved a zoning change to allow multi-family units at two properties, leading to potential denser housing and a diverse community, with effects expected after mid-April.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites public input for a proposed lot split at 6701 W 78th Street on April 4th, with Elizabeth O'Day providing details for interested parties.

The Saint Paul HPC discussed repairs to a historical property and a new senior housing project, while outlining public engagement opportunities in their recent meeting.

Sergeants from Eden Prairie Police explain their drone program's operations, which has been essential in emergencies since its 2020 start, in a discussion with the local Lions Club.

Chair Charlie Zelle presented "Imagine 2050," a vision for Minneapolis-Saint Paul's growth, focusing on prosperity, equality, transit, housing, and parks, while emphasizing strategic planning and community collaboration.

The Minnetonka City Council outlined growth and sustainability plans, approved a road project with GHM Asphalt, initiated water quality projects and began transitioning to an advanced water metering system.

The Heights community in Saint Paul is set to receive a $4.7 million loan for a geothermal energy project to advance local climate goals and reduce utility costs.