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May 6, 2026

Charter Commission – 4 p.m.

May 7, 2026

City Planning Commission and Capital Long-Range Improvement Committee (CLIC) Joint meeting – 6 p.m.

 To consider proposals for the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Program

May 11, 2026

Enterprise & Labor Relations Committee – 1:30 p.m.

Ethics education ordinance (2026-00447) 

Community Commission on Police Oversight (CCPO) – 6 p.m.

1. Domestic Violence Response: Capacity and Outcomes (Policy 7-314)

Domestic violence cases represent high-risk, time-sensitive situations that require consistent and effective response. The CCPO has received public comments around the shortfalls of domestic violence investigations. Policy 7-314 establishes MPD protocols and procedures for responding to and processing information regarding domestic violence. CCPO would appreciate public input regarding:

  • The adequacy of the current policy
  • Whether MPD response times and investigative follow-through have been sufficient for victim safety and public confidence
  • Whether CCPO should request data on staffing, response, and case handling so that it may help assess whether current practices meet community needs

2. Implementation and Practice of the Duty to Intervene (Policy 2-102 and Policy 9-401)

The CCPO has received public comments regarding MPD's apparent failure to intervene when federal agents have used clearly excessive force, according to eyewitness accounts. CCPO would appreciate public input regarding:

  • The adequacy of the current policies on duty to intervene 2-102 and 9-401
  • Whether MPD Officers have consistently and approximately intervened in situations that fall under 9-401(III)(D) and 2-102
  • Whether MPD has, in practice, established appropriate roles, responsibilities, and decision making for interventions of excessive force against civilians and bystanders by MPD and other law enforcement agencies

3. Equity, Dignity, and Respect in Policing (Policy 5-101, Policy 5-102, and Policy 5-104)

The CCPO and public commenters have expressed concerns regarding disparate approaches, behaviors, and use of City resources among different communities. Policies 5-101 and 5-102 establish expectations regarding officer integrity, fairness, and impartiality. Policy 5-104 establishes MPD’s commitment to impartial policing and enforcement of laws in a fair and equitable manner. CCPO would appreciate public input regarding:

  • The adequacy of current policies
  • Whether there are observed patterns of conduct that have shaped public perceptions of fairness, respect, and safety
  • Whether there exist concerns about organizational culture and accountability
  • Whether MPD’s efforts to engage the community are equitably distributed across all communities
  • Whether different communities within the City receive similar or different access to and experience with MPD’s engagement efforts

May 12, 2025

Business, Housing & Zoning – 1:30 p.m.

2026 HUD Consolidated Action Plan (2026-00467)

Historic Preservation Commission – 4:30 p.m.

  • 2220 Clinton Ave – Application for a building rehabilitation that includes replacing windows (PLAN21170)
  • 2216 Clinton Ave – Application for a building rehabilitation that includes replacing windows (PLAN21171)
  • 708 1st St N – Application to replace one primary entrance on the property (PLAN21250)
  • 730 Washington Ave N – Application to install one illuminated projecting sign on the property (PLAN21258)
  • 3716 Cheatham Ave – Application for a Demolition of Potential Historic Resource for the Checkerboard Elevator property (PLAN21215)

May 14, 2026

Zoning Board of Adjustment – 4:30 p.m.

  • 3514 Grand Ave S – Applications for variances to add a 4th dwelling unit to the existing 3-unit dwelling (PLAN21207)
  • 4710 Humboldt Ave N – Application for variance to permit screening of refuse and recycling storage containers (PLAN21148)
  • 633 Polk St NE – Application for variance to subdivide the existing parcel into two lots (PLAN21243)

May 18, 2026

City Planning Commission – 4:30 p.m.

  • 2001-2007 Stevens Avenue – Applications to permit construction of an off-street parking area accessory to the existing cluster development (PLAN20118)
  • 3033 Blaisdell and 3030 Nicollet Ave – Applications to permit the construction of a new six-story, multiple-family dwelling containing 90 dwelling units (PLAN20996)
  • 3000 Minnehaha Ave and 3033 Snelling Ave – Applications to permit the construction of a two-story addition to the existing building and the relocation of a public alley, and site improvements (PLAN21164)
  • 529 and 535 Logan Ave N – Applications to permit the construction of a new five-story, multiple-family dwelling containing 48 dwelling units (PLAN21212)

June 3, 2026

Public Health, Safety & Equity – 1:30 p.m.

Contract amendment With SoundThinking, Inc. for a gunshot location system (2026-00486)

June 4, 2026

Climate & Infrastructure  – 1:30 p.m.

  • 2026 Street Resurfacing Program: Loring Park (2026-00079)
  • 38th Street and Chicago Avenue (George Floyd Square) Street Reconstruction Project (2026-00440)

September 2, 2026

Charter Commission – 4 p.m.

Public comment (CH2026-00001)

December 2, 2026

Charter Commission – 4 p.m.

Public comment (CH2026-00001)

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