CenterPoint Energy is working on infrastructure in Blaine to improve gas service, including outdoor meter relocation, with some disruptions expected. Residents can contact them for more info.

Chanhassen residents will see summer construction due to CenterPoint Energy's project starting June 9, 2025, to upgrade gas infrastructure and coordinate with street rehabilitation.

Brooklyn Park is nearing completion of a new gas main installation, with future changes including outdoor relocations of indoor gas meters. CenterPoint Energy is managing the project and provides contact info for inquiries.

The new gas main installation in Apple Valley by CenterPoint Energy is complete, and work on service lines begins, with residents' meters being moved outdoors.

CenterPoint Energy plans a natural gas upgrade in Albertville starting early June, lasting about two months, focusing on Main Avenue NE and 56 Street NE. Residents are advised to mark private lines and prepare for potential traffic disruptions.

Construction on North Sheridan Avenue in Jordan Neighborhood begins for a gas main upgrade, scheduled for completion by July, with CenterPoint Energy emphasizing safety and minimal disruptions.

Minneapolis invests $1 million to fix streetlights after copper wire theft, using aluminum wiring to deter future thefts and hiring more electricians for repairs.

The Dakota Rail Regional Trail's repair work has been delayed, extending its closure to mid-June. Carver County Parks asks for patience and emphasizes safety, advising people to avoid the construction zone and watch for updates.

Crews began dismantling the old Foley Water Tower in Coon Rapids, MN, a process shared on social media by the city. The iconic structure is being replaced by an antenna tower.

CenterPoint Energy is starting gas infrastructure upgrades in Kenwood on May 26, affecting West 24th Street and Russell Avenue South with road closures and detours for about two weeks.

Route 747 in Plymouth is detoured due to road work at Highway 55 and Vicksburg Lane; closures are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with alternative bus routes and services provided.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety warns of increased traffic fatalities during the "100 Deadliest Days" of summer and urges adherence to safe driving practices, highlighting a joint effort with other agencies to improve road safety.

The Coon Rapids Police is enhancing road safety on Northdale Boulevard through education stops and new signs, focusing on pedestrian safety, speeding, and distracted driving.