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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Person wearing a mask receiving a shot

Our healthcare services for high school students are confidential and open to all. There's no cost for students and their families.
People looking at building model

We’re planning a new use for the former 3rd precinct police building. This property is located on 3000 Minnehaha Avenue.
Person biking down East Lake Street

The City of Minneapolis has opened a short-term, temporary safety center on East Lake Street in Minneapolis.
People in a meeting

We educate community members on the basics of public health.
People talking at microphone

The City is teaming up with a non-profit to collect people's stories about Minneapolis. Here's your chance have your story recorded for future.
Red bus only monday - friday lane marking

Public Works looks at how projects and programs are helping us reach City goals.
A friendly safety ambassador smiling at a community member. Photo courtesy of Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District (DID).

We work to keep our communities safe and vibrant.
water testing, lead

You can have your water tested for lead.
Peoples Way

The City will work with the community to identify a long-term owner and use for the site.
Two people carrying a person on a stretcher.

You can earn your emergency medical technician (EMT) training in 12 weeks, and get paid for doing it.
Person reading a book

Know your rights as an immigrant or refugee. The City of Minneapolis connects you with resources.
Wooden fist sculpture at George Floyd Square. Photo credit: Uche Iroegbu.

After the murder of George Floyd, the City of Minneapolis reflects on its journey of reform, healing and commitment to building a safer, more equitable future.
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