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March 20

First open house on First Avenue North reconstruction project is March 26

The City is holding its first open house for the First Avenue North reconstruction project. The open house is part of engagement events seeking community input to re-envision the popular corridor.
Public Works
March 20

Mayor Frey Calls on City Council to Reconsider Rideshare Ordinance

Today, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is renewing his calls to the City Council to reconsider their rideshare ordinance (Legislative File number 2024-00146) and align it with the data from the State.
Mayor
March 19

Update on Uber and Lyft service in Minneapolis

Uber and Lyft have said they will stop service in Minneapolis May 1.
City Council
March 19

Mayor Jacob Frey nominates Timothy Sexton for Public Works director

Mayor Jacob Frey, in consultation with City Operations Officer Margaret Anderson Kelliher, has nominated Timothy Sexton to be the City’s new director of the Public Works Department.
Public Works
March 15

Update on engagement, development of Community Safety Centers

Office of Community Safety (OCS) officials say that the neighborhoods near the Lake Street and South Minneapolis Community Safety Centers will see a significant increase in community engagement.
Community Safety
March 13

Diverse applicants wanted for Minneapolis boards and commissions

The City is now recruiting members for boards and commissions to strengthen the work of the City.
City Clerk
March 12

City’s Health Department awards first round of opioid settlement funding to combat crisis

The City of Minneapolis is losing community members to the opioid epidemic at an alarming rate.
Health Department
March 12

City leaders to attend FEMA training, continuing investment in emergency preparedness

Several City leaders and staff will be participating in a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Integrated Emergency Management Course (IEMC) at the Emergency Management Institute (EMI).
Emergency Management
March 7

'Dinner dialogue' to gather community visions within George Floyd Square

The City and engagement team are holding a “dinner dialogue” March 28 to gather community visions within George Floyd Square.
Public Service
March 6

Mayor Frey, City of Minneapolis launch new MPD and 911 recruitment campaign

A multi-year, comprehensive campaign will include multimedia assets aimed at recruiting hard-to-fill public safety positions, like police officers and 911 operators.
Community Safety
March 5

City reaches historic agreement with LiUNA Local 363 members

LiUNA Local 363 members voted to accept the City of Minneapolis’ contract offer affecting approximately 440 City employees within the Public Works and Property Services Departments.
Public Service
March 1

Take the survey: Opioids response

The City of Minneapolis has received approximately $18 million in settlement funds to address the opioid epidemic in our city. We’d like your feedback on how to best support our community.
Health Department
Opioids list
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