Impact the policies that affect your neighborhood by serving on board or commission with the City. Use your voice to shape local property values, housing, ethics, land development, historic districts and landmarks, civil rights and zoning matters. Apply by Aug. 31 at www.minneapolismn.gov/boards

Part 2 of our community guide to elections is here! Get ready for the August 11 State Primary Election. Learn more and make your voting plan at vote.minneapolismn.gov

Sammy’s Avenue Eatery is more than a restaurant. It’s a gathering place built on family, community and a vision for generational wealth. Black Business Week returns July 27-Aug. 2, celebrating Black-owned businesses like Sammy’s Avenue Eatery. Learn more: www.minneapolismn.gov/things-to-do...

City assessors help keep property values fair and accurate. If you’re not sure whether someone is a city assessor, please call 311. You can also visit our Minneapolis employee uniform webpage to learn how to recognize City employees.

Dangerous heat is back in the forecast. If people must be outside, they should: - Limit activity to morning and evening hours - Pace their activity and take frequent breaks in the shade - Drink plenty of fluids - Wear sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat - Know where their closest cooling center is

When Italian restaurant Prima faced an unprecedented crisis during Operation Metro Surge, owner Jennifer Jackson-King and her team worked together to keep employees safe and sustain the business.

In Minneapolis, we show up for our neighbors and we show up to the polls. Check out part 1 of our community guide to elections. Visit vote.minneapolismn.gov to learn more about the State Primary Election on August 11.

When federal immigration enforcement activity intensified in Minneapolis, Pow Wow Grounds, the Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI) and the Indigenous Protector Movement came together to support people who were scared, cold and standing up for their neighbors.

If you must go outside, try to limit or reduce outdoor activity – especially exercise – and take it easy. Wearing a well-fitted N95 or KN95 mask can help block smoke particles. Dust, cloth, and surgical masks do not protect against these particles.

City of Minneapolis@minneapolismn.gov · 3w ago

Air quality in Minneapolis has been rated ‘very unhealthy’ for all residents due to wildfire smoke. Please limit time outdoors as much as possible. https://www.pca.state.mn.us/news-and-stories/air-quality-alert-issued-due-to-wildfire-smoke-for-wednesday-july-15-through-friday-july-17-for-east-0

Due to air quality, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has cancelled all outdoor programs, activities and events for today. All non air-conditioned recreation centers are also closed. If you do go outside, use precaution and limit your time.

Air quality in Minneapolis has been rated ‘very unhealthy’ for all residents due to wildfire smoke. Please limit time outdoors as much as possible. https://www.pca.state.mn.us/news-and-stories/air-quality-alert-issued-due-to-wildfire-smoke-for-wednesday-july-15-through-friday-july-17-for-east-0

Air quality alert issued due to wildfire smoke for Wednesday, July 15, through Friday, July 17, for east central, central, west central, southeast, north central, south central, northwest, and northeast...

Air quality is expected to reach the maroon AQI category in east central, central, southeast, south central, west central, north central, and northeast Minnesota, which is hazardous for everyone.

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Find a cooling center near you: https://www.hennepincounty.gov/services/assistance/safety/places-to-cool-off-in-extreme-heat

Operation Metro Surge had a devastating impact on many small businesses, including Colonial Market and Restaurant on E. Lake Street — but owner Daniel Hernandez still has hope for the future.

Every year, an average of 175 people are seriously hurt or killed in traffic crashes in Minneapolis. Deaths from traffic crashes are preventable. Vision Zero means that even one life lost on our streets is one too many. (1/2)

Due to an ongoing construction project, the entrance to City Hall on 4th Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue will be closed from Wednesday, July 8 to Tuesday, July 14. Please use the 5th street entrance during this time.

Heavy rain can overwhelm drainage systems and cause urban flash flooding. Never walk or drive through flooded areas and roads - turn around, don’t drown. Learn more about flood safety at https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood

Keep your home and your neighbors safe by learning how to safely dispose of used fireworks. Before tossing in your trash, make sure you’ve fully soaked them in water overnight. Have fun and let’s all stay safe. Happy Fourth of July 💙❤️

We’re putting an end to open-air drug markets. In partnership with American Indian community leaders and law enforcement agencies, we’re cracking down on public drug use and exploitation of vulnerable people in our neighborhoods. https://www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2026/july/open-air-drugs/

Good news, Bluesky users: There will be a make-up weather siren test next week on Wednesday, July 8 at 1 p.m.

Hennepin County has cancelled the monthly outdoor warning siren test today due to the potential for severe weather. If you hear sirens today, assume it is a real alert and seek shelter immediately.

You can help us keep 911 open for emergencies. Be like Ozzie and use the online 311 form for firework noise complaints. Be safe, have fun, and enjoy the Fourth of July!

During a time of fear and uncertainty, design and letterpress company Bench Pressed became a community hub, providing space for neighbors to gather, connect and contribute to mutual aid.

We love proper grammar almost as much as we love Pride. See you at Loring Park this Saturday and Sunday🌈🏳️‍⚧️

AP Stylebook@apstylebook.com · last mo.

Capitalize Pride when referring to events or organizations honoring LGBTQ+ communities and on subsequent references: Twin Cities Pride. “Are you going to Pride?” she asked. Lowercase pride when referring to generic events or the general concept of LGBTQ+ pride: He attended a gay pride parade.

The new Democracy Center is shaped by years of community input and values of residents. With record-setting voter turnout and strong civic participation, this project reflects what makes Minneapolis so great. https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/minneapolis-democracy-center/

In observance of Juneteenth, City offices will be closed Friday, June 19. https://www.minneapolismn.gov/contact-us/building-locations/city-holidays/

On one of the darkest days this winter, Tracy Wong of My Huong Kitchen opened her doors to the community — and provided warmth, safety and support to neighbors on Eat Street.

Special Olympics athlete leader Niko Lichtscheidl, one of the grand marshals for this year’s Big Honking Truck Parade, has a special message to share ahead of tomorrow's parade. Join Niko and fellow grand marshal Dequan Williams at the parade: www.minneapolismn.gov/things-to-do...

As we count down the days to the Big Honking Truck Parade, we’re proud to announce this year’s grand marshals: Special Olympics athlete leaders Niko Lichtscheidl and Dequan Williams. Join Niko and Dequan at the Big Honking Truck Parade: www.minneapolismn.gov/things-to-do...

Per MPD, the area around the 3500 block of North Oliver Avenue has been searched and secured. The suspect remains at large. Shelter-in-place has been lifted. Please remain vigilant.

City of Minneapolis@minneapolismn.gov · 2mo ago

Officers in the 4th Precinct were shot at by a passenger in a vehicle they were investigating in the 3500 block of North Oliver Avenue. There are no known injuries at this time and the vehicle has been recovered. The suspect is at large in the neighborhood and may be armed.

Officers in the 4th Precinct were shot at by a passenger in a vehicle they were investigating in the 3500 block of North Oliver Avenue. There are no known injuries at this time and the vehicle has been recovered. The suspect is at large in the neighborhood and may be armed.