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October 17

South Minneapolis Seniors Fair Brings Wellness, Workshops and Panels

City of Minneapolis Council Members Andrea Jenkins, Emily Koski and Aurin Chowdhury are hosting the South Minneapolis Seniors Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 23.
Public Service
October 16

Early Vote Center hours extended, more sites added

With Election Day just a couple weeks away, the main Early Vote Center, 980 E. Hennepin Ave., is extending voting hours. Elections & Voter Services is also opening two more early voting sites.
City Clerk
October 16

October is National Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month: MACC at capacity, waiving fees

October is National Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, and MACC says it has plenty of four-legged friends available for adoption as the shelter is at maximum capacity.
Public Service,Regulatory Services
October 10

Fall street sweeping begins Oct. 22

Crews are preparing to sweep streets across Minneapolis this month and November to clean the streets before winter. Street sweeping helps keep leaves and debris out of our lakes, creeks and river.
Public Works
Street sweeper and pink no parking signs
October 10

City offices closed for Indigenous Peoples Day

Minneapolis City government offices, including Minneapolis 311 and the Minneapolis Service Center at 505 Fourth Ave. S., are closed Monday, October 14, in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day.
Public Service
October 6

City of Minneapolis kicks off first annual Latino Business Week

The special week (Oct. 6-13) honors all Latino entrepreneurs and business owners with events like panels, vendor shopping, music and various resources for aspiring and existing business owners.
Public Service
October 3

City releases results of Minnehaha 3000 community engagement

A demographically representative poll found 63% of respondents support the democracy center proposal. Support was even stronger from those living within the 3rd Precinct with 70% approval.
Public Service
October 3

Stay safe when building your backyard fire

Whether it’s sitting around with friends or making s’mores, you need to be prepared whenever you build a backyard fire.
Health Department,Public Service
October 2

City Council Passes Blue Line Extension Resolution; Mayor Praises Vote

In a unanimous vote, the Minneapolis City Council approved municipal consent for the Blue Line Light Rail Extension for the station location and alignment of the planned light rail project.
Public Service
October 1

Arts & Cultural Affairs Dept. announces inaugural Cultural Districts Arts Fund recipients

In its first year, the fund will grant 64 awards totaling $690,000 across the city’s seven cultural districts.
Arts & Cultural Affairs
September 30

City of Minneapolis Earns AAA credit rating for second year in a row

Bond rating agencies S&P Global and Fitch Ratings have assigned the highest credit rating possible to the City of Minneapolis for the second year in a row.
Finance & Property Services,Public Service
September 30

MACC & local animal organizations partner to ID lost animals with free microchipping

Through a partnership between MACC, Best Friends Animal Society and North Minneapolis Pet Resource Center, community members can microchip their pets for free Sept. 30.
Public Service,Regulatory Services
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