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lines to the right of the URL bar at the top of your browser- Focus on New Laws: Peace Officers Required to Carry and Be Trained on Use of Medication to Reverse Opioid Overdoses
- Minnesota Department of Transportation Opens Local Road Improvement Program Grant Solicitation
- Focus on New Laws: 4d Property Tax Classification and Transition Aid
- MNIT Launches Cybersecurity Plan to Distribute $23.5 Million in Grants to State and Local Government
- Deadline: Cities Selling THC Products Must Register With Department of Health Before October
- Local Taxes Advisory Task Force Continues Its Work
- City Spot Podcast: Learning to Get Out of the Way
- Read the September-October Issue of Minnesota Cities Magazine Online
- League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust Taps Jen Wolf to Serve as Deputy Administrator
- Funding Available for Transportation Improvements, Affordable Homeownership, the Thriving Communities Program, and More
- League Welcomes Administrative Assistant Lexie Erickson
- City Spot Blog: Want to Become a Better City Leader? Give City Speak Podcast a Listen
- The 2023 Fall Forums Offer a Week of Hearing State Leaders Share Insight on Pressing City Topics
- Braver Angels Offers Guidance for Finding Common Ground With Colleagues
- Register Now for Free PFAS Webinar on Oct. 3
- First Responders: Become a Peer-to-Peer Counselor
- Keep Your City Running When Faced With Cybersecurity Disaster
- Firefighters: Join Us for TSO Training in October
- Register Now for Three-Part Creating a Better Story Series
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