Host: Event organizers can find City resources, venues and connections to bring meetings, events and other experiences to Minneapolis. Making it easier to do business with the City Downtown ...

At a time when voting access and election administrations are facing growing political pressure across the country, ...

Buy Nothing is a global gift economy network. Everything is freely-given and freely-received. The City linking to these pages does not constitute an endorsement of the site's content. Any reference to ...

The City of Minneapolis is recognizing National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, Oct. 25-31, by raising awareness about the dangers of lead exposure and sharing ways residents can protect their ...

The Minneapolis City Council is adding another way for community members to make their voices heard during the budget process. City Council will host two informal listening sessions for residents to ...

The City inspects rental units to make sure they meet housing requirements under state and local laws. We always ask renters for their permission before coming inside for an inspection. Renters can ...

“Setting a new early voting record in a non-presidential election year sends a powerful message: every election matters, every voice counts, and our democracy is strongest when we all participate," ...

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We share general information about the Professional Engineers Unit labor agreement.

The Quinlan House was the home of entrepreneur and businesswoman Elizabeth C. Quinlan. Quinlan began her career in 1879 at Goodfellow’s Dry Goods Store, working with Fred V. Young. They co-founded the ...

Our program offers funding for commercial real estate development in the city. We focus on economically challenged areas. Formerly called the Commercial Property Development Fund. In 2024, we set ...