The commission recommended including at least one commissioner in first-round interviews, advancing at least two finalists with a public Q&A, involving community organizations, and requiring written explanations if the mayor or council do not adopt CCPO recommendations; commissioners said the city aims to appoint a chief by the end of October.

Discover MAC Social Club, a new members-only cannabis lounge in north Minneapolis. Enjoy a BYOC experience and exclusive events in a relaxed atmosphere.

At a May 11, 2026 Community Commission on Police Oversight public hearing, residents and commissioners raised concerns about slow implementation of policies tied to an MDHR settlement, the omission of a mayoral reprimand from the police discipline dashboard, and missed responses in immigration‑related and domestic‑violence incidents. The commission approved procedural motions to extend public comment and to schedule another hearing for broader outreach.

The council declared Sept. 18, 2026 as Karen Clark Day and members and guests recounted Clark’s 1981–2019 legislative career, including her role in the Minnesota Human Rights Act and environmental justice laws; speakers described her East Phillips advocacy and lasting legacy.

The Business, Housing and Zoning Committee voted to forward a contract amendment allowing the city to reallocate up to $400,000 in unused Meet Minneapolis incentive funds to support community events; members asked for more detail on oversight before full council.

Council member Jenkins' motion to return the George Floyd Square concept layout to the full council for consideration on Dec. 11 passed 8–5 after extended debate. Members and community groups disagree over a staff 'flexible mixed‑use' layout, a community‑led 'pedestrian mall' idea and a new Community Vision Council proposal; town hall Dec. 2 and CNI presentations Dec. 4 will inform next steps.

Communications Department presents budget for 2026 emphasizing strategic personnel unification.

PPRR members led by Chair Shafi to compile feedback for community recommendations submission.

Lehi City officials discuss public concerns about increased housing density and parking issues.

Legislature appropriates funds to upgrade historic Como Congregational Church into community center