Apple Valley encourages residents to report code violations and offers various methods to do so, ensuring their involvement in maintaining the town's standards.

Chanhassen, Minnesota held a Truth in Taxation hearing to discuss its proposed 2026 budget, emphasizing transparency in financial planning and prioritizing public safety and infrastructure.

Minneapolis calls for residents to apply for city boards and commissions to impact public policy and programs. Applications are open until January 25 and aim to enhance governance inclusivity.

The Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Commission outlined its agenda, including approval of minutes, and discussed proposed residential projects at 721 and a proposed 725 Wilson Avenue. Public feedback is invited with guidelines.

Minnetonka Mayor Wiersum resigned after an 8-year term, highlighting community growth and strategic planning during his tenure, as reported by the city's website.

Kaohly Her becomes the first woman and Asian American mayor of Saint Paul, highlighting her commitment to serving all communities and her intent to reveal her team appointments soon.

Anoka County will mail out annual Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Statements and Valuation Notices in mid-late March; new owners post-January 1 must obtain tax info themselves, with duplicates available online.

Newly elected Duluth City Council members are set to be sworn in on January 5, 2026, in a public ceremony highlighting transparency and community engagement.

The Saint Paul Board of Zoning Appeals agenda for a hearing on January 5, 2026, involves proposed developments and variance applications, such as new park restrooms and an auto repair shop. Public comments were due January 2, but attendance is open.

St. Louis Park now charges up to a 3% fee for city services paid with credit or debit cards to offset processing costs, but offers fee-free alternatives like cash, check, or ACH payments.

Minnesota families may lose daycare services amidst political strife. Senator Erin Murphy accused the GOP of harmful tactics and ignoring children's welfare in favor of political gains.

Minnesota State Senator Liz Boldon criticizes Republican proposals to cut daycare access, arguing the move would harm families, the economy, and fuel bigotry.

Blaine, Minnesota announces a public hearing for Enclave Companies' rezoning and development project proposal at 11008 Sunset Avenue NE, including 175 townhomes.