City of Minneapolis Government

Help make Minneapolis greener and more beautiful with low-cost trees from the Minneapolis City Trees program. Apply by Sept. 15 to have trees planted this fall. Learn more at https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/environmental-programs/city-trees/businesses-organizations/

The FAA will hold two public webinars on new procedures for the MSP Airport. The FAA is implementing GPS-based navigation, which is seen as safer and more efficient. It could also change flight patterns and the experience on the ground.

Minneapolis-St. Paul residents: Curious about how flights are managed safely in your community's airspace? Join our virtual workshops from 1-3 PM CT on August 14 and 6-8 PM CT on August 15 to hear from the FAA, MSP Airport and airlines. Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/3unQOh8.

Concerned about rising energy utility bills? Improve your home's energy efficiency and invest in your financial future. The Green Cost Share program offers up to $14,000 in rebates for eligible upgrades. Take the first step and schedule a home energy visit today. https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/environmental-programs/green-cost-share/energy-efficiency/residential/

After the City’s Early Vote Center closes at 5 p.m. today, any voters who still haven’t voted can only do that at their assigned polling place or by dropping off a completed mail ballot at the City’s election office. All polling places are open tomorrow from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m

Be prepared for Election Day Voters should check to see where their polling place is before heading out to vote

Ready to make your home more energy efficient? The first step is a home energy visit. Here's what you can expect.

Schedule a home energy visit and discover potential savings.
https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/environmental-programs/green-cost-share/energy-efficiency/residential/

Join your neighbors in making Minneapolis greener! The Minneapolis City Trees program is selling trees for just $30. Shade your yard, save energy and improve our city. Pick out your tree at https://mpls-tree-sale.myshopify.com/.

Ready to start saving on your energy bills? Put more money in your pocket and improve your well-being by signing up for the Green Cost Share program. Receive up to $14,000 in rebates for upgrades that keep your home comfortable year-round.

Details: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/environmental-programs/green-cost-share/energy-efficiency/residential/

Ready to start saving on your energy bills? A home energy visit is the first step toward a more efficient home and lower costs. You could qualify for up to $14,000 in rebates for home upgrades through the Green Cost Share program.

Details: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/environmental-programs/green-cost-share/energy-efficiency/residential/

Does this little guy look like your next pet? The Minneapolis Animal Care & Control (MACC) is at capacity! We need loving homes for some of our friends. Learn more about if adoption is right for your family.

(photo courtesy of KME Photography)

https://www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2024/july/macc-encourages-pet-adoptions-this-week/

On Tuesday, July 23, the City of Minneapolis debuted three street concepts and five site ideas for George Floyd Square.

These initial concepts and ideas are part of the City’s ongoing community engagement efforts aimed at developing a comprehensive vision for the square by the end of 2024.

City Presents Concepts for George Floyd Square Three street concepts and five ideas for the Peoples’ Way are being incorporated in community engagement process

Reminder! This visioning workshop is 5:30 p.m. tonight, July 23.

Community engagement We'll give community members many opportunities to share their thoughts about the future of George Floyd Square.

July 23 is the deadline to pre-register for the August 13 State Primary. Pre-registration can help ensure a smooth experience for people who vote on the day of the primary, with less time spent waiting in lines and no need to bring documents to vote.

July 23 is the deadline to pre-register to vote in the State Primary July 23 is the deadline to pre-register for the August 13 State Primary.

After nearly 10 months of negotiation by the City's HR and labor relations teams, the City Council approved a collective bargaining agreement with the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis today by an 8-4 vote.

Mayor, City Leaders Celebrate Police Contract Passage By an 8-4 vote, the Minneapolis City Council approved a collective bargaining agreement Thursday with the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis (POFM).

The City of Minneapolis is amplifying, celebrating, strengthening and supporting Black business development with Black Business Week July 22–28. Check out what Black Business Week has to offer and a schedule of events:

Black Business Week To celebrate Black Business Week, the City of Minneapolis is hosting many events.

The City and partners are holding the third "Visioning Workshop" for George Floyd Square at 5:30 p.m. July 23. Topics will focus on memorial locations, the Peoples Way site, and right-of-way design priorities. This event will continue the discussion to create a community-centered vision for the area.

Community engagement We'll give community members many opportunities to share their thoughts about the future of George Floyd Square.

Mayor Frey and other city and community leaders praised the Way Home Report today at a press conference in front of Harrison Townhomes. The report showcases the historic work the City is doing to get residents into safe, dignified and permanent affordable housing.

Read more and see the report: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2024/july/way-home-report/

Michelle Phillips has been sworn in as Director of the Civil Rights Department. Mayor Jacob Frey nominated Phillips for the role by in May. City Council unanimously confirmed her later that month.

Michelle Phillips joins City of Minneapolis as Director of Civil Rights Director Phillips joins the city after serving Inspector General for Oakland, CA.

The City has appointed 15 community members to serve on the African American Heritage Work Group. They will work with the City Council to document and honor African American history in the City of Lakes.

City of Minneapolis announces appointments for new African American Heritage Work Group The City of Minneapolis has appointed 15 community members to the newly formed African American Heritage Work Group.

Olive apartments show how the city is growing better because the Minneapolis 2040 Plan allows for more housing density. Olive has 44 apartments on 3 lots where once only single-family homes and duplexes were allowed. Also, less parking space is required.

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/936f8fd190ba4f028bebd37ec43e9f01 -n-C5t8ES

Need a bunch of folding chairs? The City is liquidating various lots of folding chairs and chair carts. Check out the auctions below and place a bid. Auctions close July 16.

Lot 1️⃣ https://www.govdeals.com/preview-asset/175/16611 (Qty 280)

Lot 2️⃣ https://www.govdeals.com/preview-asset/176/16611 (Qty 280)

Lot 3️⃣ https://www.govdeals.com/preview-asset/177/16611 (Qty 350)

Lot 4️⃣ https://www.govdeals.com/preview-asset/178/16611 (Qty 240)

Lot 5️⃣ https://www.govdeals.com/preview-asset/179/16611 (Qty 200)

Today, we are joined by Mayor Frey and the Fire Department to unveil the City’s first NARCAN vending machine. The vending machine:
• Provides 24-hour access.
• Contains more than 100 boxes of NARCAN, each holding two doses.
• Is free to community members with no barriers.
• Location: Fire Station 21, 3209 E. 38th St., Minneapolis
The full news event can be viewed live on the City’s YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/live/_3B2io1LQ4I

You never know when you might need NARCAN to save a life.

Please be safe with fireworks over the 4th of July. Know when to call 911 and 311. Keep 911 open for emergencies. And don't let your holiday become a hospital stay.

City offices are closed July 4 for the holiday. Be sure to check trash pick-up dates and even parking meters around town.
https://www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2024/july/city-offices-closed-for-independence-day/

After being damaged in the civil unrest, the transformation of the historic Coliseum Building on Lake Street is almost complete. The City is proud to have partnered with a women-led team who recreated a community and commerce hub for BIPOC businesses to grow.

Coliseum How community partnerships are helping to create an inclusive economy.Learn about the women who, with a little help from the City, are transforming the histo...

Thrilled to host Good Morning America this morning as the crew featured our great city in its Main Street USA segment. The crowd was amazing, and the rain held off!

Thank you GMA; you’re always welcome!