Blaine residents have a public hearing on September 9 about rezoning 8634 Central Avenue NE from residential to commercial for a self-storage facility.

Coon Rapids is considering a rezoning request that could change property designations at 2831 113th Ave NW. A public hearing is set for September 18, 2025.

Coon Rapids residents can discuss a new land use proposal, Case 25-12, which could reclassify an area from "Institutional" to "Low Density Residential." A public hearing is set for September 18, 2025.

Minnetonka Fire Department Station 5 has started 24/7 operations to improve emergency response times, with nine full-time firefighters covering shifts since late August.

The City of Blaine Planning Commission is set for a public hearing on September 9, 2025, regarding zoning ordinance amendments for pylon signs up to 50 feet in height.

Coon Rapids is considering a proposal for an indoor volleyball training facility, pending a Use Flexibility request due to current zoning regulations. A public hearing is scheduled for community input.

Wright County has announced an online auction for tax-forfeited parcels, starting September 29th at 8 a.m. CT, ending October 5th at 9 p.m. CT, with details available on Public Surplus.

The St. Paul Zoning Committee will review previous minutes and discuss a new conditional use permit for an outdoor trade school, inviting public testimony before the hearing.

Senator Ron Latz proposes gun law reforms and mental health initiatives after a Minnesota school shooting, focusing on ghost guns, ERPOs, and assault rifle bans.

The Community Health Board in Sherburne County has scheduled a meeting on September 2 to address public health issues and appoint a new Administrator.

Sherburne County Commissioners will have a social gathering at Elk River Golf Club; no county business will be discussed. Public attendance is accommodated. Contact Bruce Messelt for details.

Minnesota enhances state-Tribal relations through the Tribal-State Relations Training, focusing on collaboration and understanding, as highlighted by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.

Washington County has approved development projects and service improvements, including grants for victim services and auto theft prevention, prairie restoration, infrastructure enhancements, and the use of solar panels on a public building.