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lines to the right of the URL bar at the top of your browser- Legislative Session Update: Conference Committee Process Underway
- Omnibus Tax Bill Negotiations to Begin This Week
- Pension Commission to Consider Changes to Police & Fire Plan and General Plan
- Background Check Efficiency Bill Passes Senate, Goes to Governor
- Mandatory Reporting for Youth Recreation Employees May Be Delayed
- Omnibus Liquor Bill Heads to Conference Committee
- Seat Available on Statewide Highway Investment Plan Technical Advisory Committee
- Gov. Walz Signs Opioid Response Bill Into Law
- Sign Up Now for 2022 LMC Legislative Policy Committees
- Help Select 2022 League Board of Directors
- Apply by June 3 to Serve on the LMC Board of Directors
- Connect With Colleagues, Build Skills, and Celebrate Cities This June!
- Residents Behind on Home Payments Due to COVID Can Apply for Help Starting May 17
- Explore How Sleep Impacts the Mental Health of Public Safety Personnel
- On The Pipeline Blog: Golf Course Readiness and Seasonal Labor
- City Attorneys: Get Updates From the 2022 Legislative Session
- Watch the Webinar on NLC’s Federal Grant Navigation Program
- Weeds, Noise, Animals: Prevent and Abate Common Summer Nuisances
- The City Speak Rewind: I Wish I Could Say I’ve Never Made That Mistake
- Miss a GreenStep Webinar? Watch Them in the Archives
- League Welcomes Two New Employees
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