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January 18

Early Vote Center opens Jan. 19 for presidential primary

Early voting begins Jan. 19 in Minneapolis for the presidential primary.
City Clerk
I will vote sticker.
January 17

Minneapolis Animal Care & Control lowers pet adoption fees to spur adoption rates

Minneapolis Animal Care & Control (MACC) has lowered adoption fees with the goal of increasing animal adoptions. The shelter is also now at maximum capacity.
Regulatory Services
Kitten
January 12

Minneapolis City offices closed Jan. 15 in observance of MLK Day

All Minneapolis City government offices, including Minneapolis 311 and the Minneapolis Service Center at 505 Fourth. Ave. S., are closed Monday, Jan. 15, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Public Works
January 11

Sign up for snow emergency alerts

With snow in the forecast, make sure you’re signed up to get an alert if a snow emergency is declared.
Public Works
January 9

January is Radon Action Month

Radon is responsible for nearly 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the U.S. every year. Radon Action Month every January helps raise awareness and encourages people to test their homes for radon.
Health Department
Graphic showing where radon gets in to a house
January 8

City Council organizes for new term

The Minneapolis City Council today organized its membership for its 2024-2025 term.
City Council
January 8

Three teams holding presentations on independent evaluator role for settlement agreement

The City of Minneapolis and the Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR) have requested three teams make public presentations about their proposals for the independent evaluator role.
Attorney
December 5

City Council adopts Mayor Frey's 2024 City budget

Today, Mayor Jacob Frey’s 2024 budget was adopted by the City Council. This budget marks the mayor’s first full, two-year budget cycle.
City Council,Mayor
December 5

Cougar spotting in Lowry Hill neighborhood

Minneapolis Animal Care and Control, along with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), are issuing a warning about a cougar living in and around the 1700 block of Logan Ave South.
Regulatory Services
November 30

Minimum wage increases to $15.57 Jan. 1 for large employers in Minneapolis

In 2024, the minimum wage across the city of Minneapolis will rise to $15.57. First, on January 1, 2024, larger employers (more than 100 employees) and franchises start paying at least $15.57.
Civil Rights
November 28

John Biggers Seed Project celebration set for Dec. 2

Celebrate with us Dec. 2 at an art viewing, artist presentation and reception for the completed John Biggers Seed Project.
Arts & Cultural Affairs
John Biggers Seed Project
November 28

Get help with energy saving improvements

Minneapolis homeowners and property owners making energy-saving improvements can apply now for help.
Health Department
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