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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 28/09/2026

There’s still time to help shape the future of Minneapolis. Share your ideas for Minneapolis 2050, the city’s next comprehensive plan, by taking our survey in English, Español, Hmoob or Soomaali: www.surveymonkey.com/r/FXTMXZQ

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 28/09/2026

Calling downtown commuters! We’re celebrating Transit to Work Day this Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 7-9 a.m. Enjoy free coffee and donuts, weigh in on local transit, and grab a selfie with Metro Transit’s mascot, Skip Traffic. See you near the giant wind turbine blade at Nicollet Mall & S 5th St.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 28/09/2026

City assessors visit properties to help keep property values fair and accurate. As we finish up assessments, it’s important you know how to identify a city assessor and what to expect from our visit. You can call 311 to check if someone is a city assessor. Learn more at minneapolismn.gov/assessin

A city assessor wearing their uniform with a focus on the bright yellow safety vest, City of Minneapolis photo ID and a clipboard and measuring tools.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 25/09/2026

Earlier this month, Minneapolis celebrated Welcoming Week. In honor of Welcoming Week, we asked residents and City employees, “What does it mean to be a welcoming neighbor?” Thanks to everyone who helps make Minneapolis a welcoming city. #WelcomingWeek2026

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 25/09/2026

80 feet below your feet is a feat worth celebrating (say that 10 times fast). The Central City Parallel Tunnel won a 2026 Project of the Year award from the APWA 🎉 This 4,400 foot-long-tunnel was designed to last 100+ years. Learn more minneapolismn.gov/government/projects/central-city-tunnel/

A photo collage featuring a stormwater tunnel in various phases of construction including demolition, framing the underground tunnel, and the final edit of the tunnel. Also includes a photo of men and women winning an award.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 18/09/2026

Jimaata roobni kan eegamu yoo ta'u, bakkeewwan tokko tokkotti lolaa hamaan mudachuu danda'a. Qophaa’aa akkasumas akkaataa yeroo lolaa fi akeekkachiisa lolaa itti qabattan beekuu keessan mirkaneessaa. Huubadhaa, bishaan karaa uwwisuu yoo jalqabe ofirra deebi’aa, itti hin seeninaa.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 18/09/2026

Hnub Friday no yuav los nag ces tej zaum tej thaj tsam yuav muaj dej nyab. Ua zoo npaj es koj thiaj paub tias yuav ua li cas yog tias muaj lus ceeb toom tias dej nag yuav los nyab los sis twb nyab lawm. Nco ntsoov, yog pom dej los nyab kev lawm, tig rov qab thiaj tsis poob deg.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 18/09/2026

Jimcaha roobab culus ayaa la saadaalinayaa, meelaha qaarkoodna fatahaad ayaa ka dhici karta. U diyaar garoow in aad talaabo qaado. Xusuusnoow, haddii ay biyuhu qariyaan wadada, ka leexo, haku hafan biyaha. Dhawr daqiiqo oo dheeraad ah oo taxadarto ayaa naf lagu badbaadin karaa.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 18/09/2026

Se pronostican lluvias para el viernes, y en algunas zonas podrían producirse inundaciones repentinas. Esté preparado para actuar. Recuerde: si el agua comienza a cubrir la carretera, dé la vuelta, no se ahogue. Unos minutos adicionales de precaución pueden ayudarle a mantenerse a salvo.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 17/09/2026

Rain is in the forecast Friday, and some areas could see flash flooding. Remember: turn around, don’t drown. • Tune into local news for updates • Be ready to move to higher ground • Never drive or walk through floodwater A few extra minutes of caution can help keep you safe.

Graphics with a blue background and icons indicating rain is in the forecast. Text reads “Flash flooding risk Friday, Sept 18. Heavy rainfall could pose a flooding risk. Be weather aware and prepared to take action.”

Graphics with a blue background and text reads “Be prepared: A flood watch means flooding is possible. Get the latest weather updates from radio, TV and weather.gov, take shelter indoors and be ready to seek higher ground. Use caution while driving”

Graphics with a blue background and text reads “Take action: A flood warning means flooding is happening or will happen soon. Prepare for flooded roads, move to higher ground, never drive through flooded roads, stay weather ready.”

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 15/09/2026

City leaders have advanced an honorary resolution recognizing Sept. 10-19 as Welcoming Week 2026. Learn more about Welcoming Week at minneapolismn.gov/welcoming-week #WelcomingWeek2026

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 15/09/2026

More than half of Minneapolis households rent their homes. We’re working to improve rental licensing so that it works better for everyone. Take a five-minute survey to help shape housing in every corner of the city. Take the survey: app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019fc...

A woman in a white shirt unpacks moving boxes with the words, “Minneapolis rental survey. Take a brief, anonymous survey to help improve safety, livability and transparency for rental properties.” and a call-to-action to take the survey.

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Metro Transit (Official) @metrotransitmn.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Heads up, downtown Minneapolis riders! Routes 10, 11, 17, 18 & 25 using Nicollet Mall are detoured via Marquette & 2nd avenues through Sept. 23 for MODE Festival. More detours Sept. 19 for Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Latest info & alerts: www.metrotransit.org/rider-alerts

Urban street scene with a cyclist riding past a 9th Street transit station surrounded by tall office buildings.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 14/09/2026

Did someone say free adoptions? While adoption fees are always free for residents, we’re excited to celebrate the second anniversary of MACC Pack with free adoption fees for everyone until Saturday, Sept. 19. Learn more about the adoption process and find your furever friend at minneapolismn.gov

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 11/09/2026

25 years after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, we honor those we lost.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 10/09/2026

In Minneapolis, all are welcome. Celebrate Welcoming Week with us by attending one — or more — of our Welcoming Week events, starting with tomorrow’s litter pickup on Lake Street. Learn more about Welcoming Week events at minneapolismn.gov/welcoming-week #WelcomingWeek2026

Graphic promoting City and partner events during Welcoming Week 2026, which takes place Sept. 10-19.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 10/09/2026

Join us Sept. 10-19 for Welcoming Week, a citywide celebration that brings neighbors together to share stories, learn from each other and honor the many cultures that shape our city. Learn more about Welcoming Week events at minneapolismn.gov/welcoming-week. #WelcomingWeek2026

Graphic promoting Welcoming Week 2026. People in colorful clothing form a circle beneath text: “All are welcome here.”

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 09/09/2026

When immigration enforcement activity increased in Minneapolis last winter, A&A Barber Studio stepped up to help neighbors facing uncertainty — and built a network of volunteers in the process.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 03/09/2026

At this time, the City of Minneapolis has no further investigative information regarding yesterday's tragic incident. Any updates will be provided by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA), who are now leading the investigation.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 03/09/2026

The area is now secure. There is no further threat to the public at this time.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 03/09/2026

Reunification for families impacted by today's shooting is at Central Lutheran Church, 333 12th St S.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 03/09/2026

At approximately 4:36 p.m. today, MPD officers were dispatched to a shooting at 15 E Grant St. Initial information indicated that one person had been shot. Additional 911 callers then reported hearing further gunfire.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 02/09/2026

Please avoid the area from 12th street to Franklin, Hennepin to 3rd Ave S.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 02/09/2026

The Minneapolis Police Department is on the scene of a shooting in the area of 15 E Grant St. involving multiple victims, including two police officers. Please avoid the area. Additional information will be provided as it becomes available.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 29/08/2026

Help shape the future of Minneapolis! Use your interest in civil rights, housing, zoning, taxation and more to shape the policies that affect our everyday lives. Make a direct impact on your city by serving on a board or commission! Don’t wait, apply by Aug. 31 at www.minneapolismn.gov/boards

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 27/08/2026

On this Day of Remembrance, the City of Minneapolis stands with the Annunciation community.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 25/08/2026

On August 27, we encourage you to honor the Annunciation community by spending time with your neighbors. Join us Thursday, 1-5 p.m. at the Pearl Park Rec Center for a Day of Service and Remembrance.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 20/08/2026

Minneapolis is beginning a national search for its next Chief of Police, and your voices will help shape the process. You're invited to attend upcoming listening sessions to share the priorities, qualities and characteristics you want to see in the next leader of MPD.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 18/08/2026

The Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation report (CAPER) summarizes how we used federal housing and community development funds and the impacts of the programs. You can read the report and share your comments at a public hearing or via email. Learn more at tinyurl.com/58va9jd8

Graphic showing key figures from the Minneapolis CAPER report.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 17/08/2026

"We need this, real bad." - Everyone in Minneapolis when rain is in the forecast during this drought

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 10/08/2026

Minneapolis residents are known to be devoted water stewards. Keep up the good work by implementing these practices that save water and money.

A graphic sharing suggestions to conserve water from the city of Minneapolis.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 10/08/2026

From civil rights to zoning, historical preservation to taxation, there is a board or commission that needs your experience and perspective. Strengthen your community and make an impact on your city. Apply today! Open positions, application information and more at www.minneapolismn.gov/boards

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 01/08/2026

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

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 30/07/2026

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

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 27/07/2026

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...

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 27/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 24/07/2026

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

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 23/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 23/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 17/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 16/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 16/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 09/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 09/07/2026

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)

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 08/07/2026

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.

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 07/07/2026

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 www.weather.gov/safety/flood

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 03/07/2026

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 💙❤️

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City of Minneapolis @minneapolismn.gov · 02/07/2026

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. www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2026/jul…

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