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The governor's bonding proposal would borrow more than $2 billion and provide critical funding for water infrastructure, transportation, housing, and other programs important to cities.
Learn MoreIn our latest podcast episode, Warren Mayor Mara Hanel and Oak Park Heights Councilmember Carly Johnson share what they found rewarding, challenging, and surprising during their first year in office.
Learn MoreThe strong collections indicate the state is stable and should be able to follow through on payments for its various programs, including city programs like local government aid.
Learn MoreGet industry news you can use in one of nine locations across Minnesota this March and April!
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Capital Spending
Governor’s Bonding Proposal Includes Projects That Benefit Cities
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The City Speak Podcast
Elected Leaders Share First-Year Joys and Challenges
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State Budget
State Ends 2019 With Higher-Than-Expected Revenue Collections
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2020 Safety and Loss Control Workshops
Announcing This Year’s Dates, Locations, and Agenda
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Access the Resource Library- FEBRUARY 28-29
- 2020 Elected Leaders Institute: Advanced Program
- MARCH 18-19
- 2020 Legislative Conference
- MARCH & APRIL
- 2020 Safety and Loss Control Workshops
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- FEBRUARY 28-29
- 2020 Elected Leaders Institute: Advanced Program
- MARCH 18-19
- 2020 Legislative Conference
- MARCH & APRIL
- 2020 Safety and Loss Control Workshops
Showcase Cities at the Capitol
Come to St. Paul March 18-19 with your city colleagues and discuss what’s going on at the Capitol, advocate for city priorities, get updates on legislation impacting cities, explore the new political environment, and meet with your legislators.
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Showcase Cities at the Capitol
Come to St. Paul March 18-19 with your city colleagues and discuss what’s going on at the Capitol, advocate for city priorities, get updates on legislation impacting cities, explore the new political environment, and meet with your legislators.
