Minneapolis doesn’t leave people behind. While Operation Metro Surge has caused nearly $700 million in economic damage and disruption across the city - we know no matter how we’re tested, we’re going to find a way to move forward.

After Operation Metro Surge, small businesses need our support. That’s why the City of Minneapolis is waiving license renewal fees for local businesses.

One of the biggest sporting events is coming to Minneapolis. 2028 NFL Draft, we’re ready for you. 🏈

Real work is happening in Uptown.

Wishing everyone celebrating Easter across Minneapolis a beautiful and joyful holiday with family, friends, and community!

Minneapolis residents have shown the world who we are—resilient, welcoming, and proud of this city. Now it’s time to come see it for yourself. Grab a meal by the lake, spend a day in our parks, explore our neighborhoods—and experience the spirit that makes Minneapolis special.

We heard loud and clear from homeless shelters and affordable housing providers around the city the best route to move forward was immediate cash assistance to help neighbors stay in their homes—not blunt measures that put people greater into debt.

Good riddance.

Minneapolis is on the move. We joined Meet Minneapolis to celebrate a strong 2025 — and the momentum we are bringing to 2026. ✔️ 532,100 future hotel room nights booked ✔️ 2M+ hotel rooms filled ✔️ $19.6M in Convention Center revenue ✔️ 650+ events hosted

Congrats to our 40 new MPD Community Service Officers and cadets. Choosing to serve at this pivotal moment for our city takes real courage and commitment. We’re stronger because of neighbors who step up for one another— thank you for answering the call.