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June 3

Renters and rental property owners can seek help at Renter Rights Resource Fair June 4

The Minneapolis Department of Regulatory Services is hosting a Renter Rights Resource Fair June 4.
Regulatory Services
June 3

New automatic ballot list law now in effect

A new State law is now in effect: voters who sign up to get a ballot application before each election cycle will now automatically get a ballot before each election they're eligible to vote in.
City Clerk
May 30

Warehouse District Live enhancing downtown Minneapolis outdoor experience

Warehouse District Live kicks off an enhanced nightlife experience for the summer in downtown Minneapolis along First Avenue North Fridays and Saturdays through October.
Public Works
May 30

Online meeting June 17: How to better support people with disabilities

Join in a discussion June 17: How can the City be a better partner with residents to improve City accessibility?
Neighborhood & Community Relations
May 30

‘20 is plenty’ yard signs available

To help get out the word about local speed limits and the importance of slower speeds for safety, the City again has free yard signs for community members.
Public Works
Yard sign saying 20 is plenty slower is safer
May 29

New public artwork honors first Somali American elected to office in Minnesota

New public art in Minneapolis was dedicated to the late Hussein Samatar, the first Somali American to be elected to public office in Minnesota.
Community Planning & Economic Development
Artwork titled Common Currents
May 29

Candidate filing underway for Minneapolis School Board

Candidate filing continues in Minneapolis for Minneapolis School Board (Special School District No. 1).
City Clerk
May 28

City and police federation reach tentative contract agreement

The City of Minneapolis and the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis reached a tentative agreement May 28 for a 2023-2025 collective bargaining agreement.
Human Resources,Police
May 24

Minneapolis City offices closed May 27 for Memorial Day

All Minneapolis City government offices, including Minneapolis 311 and the Minneapolis Service Center at 505 Fourth Ave. S., are closed Monday, May 27, 2024, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
311 Service Center,Public Works
May 23

Mayor Frey, City celebrate Timberwolves historic advance to Western Conference finals

The City celebrates the Minnesota Timberwolves making it into the Western Conference finals by painting First Avenue downtown and temporarily changing street signs to honor the Wolves.
Public Works
First Avenue painted "Go Wolves!" in Minnesota Timberwolves blue and green
May 21

Mayor Frey proclaims May as Building Safety Month in Minneapolis

Mayor Jacob Frey has proclaimed May as Building Safety Month in Minneapolis, aligning with building code officials worldwide to highlight and promote building safety.
Community Planning & Economic Development
May 20

Mayor Frey Highlights Major Win for Minneapolis 2040 Plan

On Sunday night, state lawmakers passed a bill that will resolve a legal challenge, allowing the City of Minneapolis to move forward with permitting long-stalled multi-unit housing projects.
Mayor

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