News

Latest news from the City of Minneapolis.
Loading...
Loading search results...
June 23

City selects vendor for traffic safety camera pilot program

Launching in September, pilot program aims to reduce speeding
Public Works
June 20

Take precautions to keep yourself and your pets safe in extreme heat

With dangerously high temperatures expected throughout the weekend, Minneapolis officials urge residents and community members to take steps now to protect their families and pets from extreme heat.
Health Department
June 12

Minneapolis continues community safety progress in 2025

The presentation to the Public Health and Safety committee showcased Q2 accomplishments, Q3 goals.
Public Service
June 12

City of Minneapolis finance team awarded budget excellence honors

The Government Finance Officers Association hands out esteemed awards for financial transparency and responsible planning.
Finance & Property Services,Public Service
June 11

Minneapolis Police Department tops 600 sworn personnel for first time since early 2023

The department has hired 101 new officers into sworn positions already this year.
Police
June 10

Mayor Frey signs executive order to cement consent decree reforms

The new order directs the City to fully implement all reforms from the decree and requires full cooperation from City staff
Mayor,Public Service
June 2

Applications for Bridge Fund for Dance Program now open

The fund invests in new and existing dance programming in Minneapolis.
Arts & Cultural Affairs
May 29

City of Minneapolis accelerates street lighting repairs with $1 million boost

Mayor Frey and City of Minneapolis leaders announced they will direct $1 million to address street lighting outages caused by copper wire theft.
Public Works
May 28

Drug treatment to recovery program launches

The new City Opioid Treatment Project will offer a free long-lasting prescription injection to treat opioid use disorder.
Health Department
May 28

City announces launch of new Community Safety Ambassador pilot program

The program will bring preventative safety efforts to E. Lake Street and E. Franklin Ave.
Neighborhood Safety
May 23

Grill Smart: City gives tips for staying safe this cookout season 

As cookout season kicks off and cooking outdoors increases, it’s important to keep food safety in mind.
Health Department,Public Service
May 21

Mayor Frey, City moving forward with police reforms despite motion to dismiss

Years of work on police reform and accountability for George Floyd’s murder will continue.
Police,Public Service
Loading...

Watch Minneapolis City TV

We produce and air educational shows and other programs that inform and teach residents and visitors about City services.
Find where to watch