New online portal and app make it easier to connect residents with City services, submit requests and track progress ...

Tuesday is Election Day in Minneapolis, and while many registered voters in Minneapolis have already cast a record-breaking number of early ballots, thousands of others will be heading to their ...

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 ...

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 ...

Request accessible format If you need help with this information, please email 311, or call 311 or 612-673-3000. Please tell us what format you need. It will help us if you say what assistive ...

Review and evaluate capital project proposals from City departments. Score and prioritize projects based on clear criteria, community needs, and available funds. Participate in public listening ...

“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," ...

Build an emergency kit Develop a communication plan Notice signs and prepare for severe weather Recover from an emergency or disaster Learn about homeowner's and renter's insurance ...

You can request a new street light for safety. Traffic & Parking Services will decide if a new light is needed.

If the traffic signal has no power, call 911. If it does have power, report the issue. You must provide an email address. We'll send you an email with a case number and expected completion date.

In 2026 we'll work on traffic calming construction projects across the city. We've based these projects on requests we've received over the last year. In 2026 the Neighborhood Traffic Calming work is ...

See how local artist Martha Bird found support to grow her business through the City's BTAP program. Minneapolis artist Martha Bird uses willow to create sculptural basketry inspired by nature and the ...