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Programs and initiatives
Learn about City programs and efforts to improve our City. Search by department or interest area to learn more.
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The City hosts an annual free, full-day event. The Summit is open to everyone.
Information Technology helps residents access high-speed internet and technology resources. We support efforts to address the digital divide in Minneapolis.
We offer a low-cost way for residents and businesses to help build the city's tree canopy.
We share information about cannabis for people who live in, work in and visit Minneapolis.
Our program offers internship pathways and direct experience in public health.
We prepare youth and young adults for green career pathways. We prioritize Black, Latine and American Indian communities.
We seek to prevent chronic health conditions. We do this by making long-lasting changes in the community.
We help laid off workers, who are eligible, to rejoin the workforce.
Our healthcare services for high school students are confidential and open to all. There's no cost for students and their families.
We’re planning a new use for the former 3rd precinct police building. This property is located on 3000 Minnehaha Avenue.
The City of Minneapolis has opened a short-term, temporary safety center on East Lake Street in Minneapolis.
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