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lines to the right of the URL bar at the top of your browser- House Redistricting Committee Holds Hearings in Each Congressional District in September
- Focus on New Laws: Supplemental Notice of Proposed Property Taxes
- Focus on New Laws: Hometown Heroes Assistance Program Established and Funded
- League Seeks Information on City 911 Telecommunicators/Dispatchers
- Minnesota Housing Program Allows Cities to Help First-Time Homebuyers
- Minnesota Water Assistance Program Accepting Applications Oct. 1
- On The City Speak Podcast: Failing Forward
- Minnesota Main Street COVID Relief Grants Accepting Applications Beginning Sept. 20
- Apply for Child Care Economic Development Grants by Sept. 30
- Just Three Weeks Until the First Fall Forum! Have You Registered Yet?
- City Clerks: Build Fundamental Skills During the 2021 Clerks Academy
- Free Webinar: Learn the Steps Needed to Submit ARPA Funding Reports
- So You Installed Some Green Infrastructure … Now What? Learn How to Maintain It on Sept. 8
- Learn More About the New Equitable Solar Access Project on Sept. 17
- Explore Recruiting, Building Teams, and Leading Together on Sept. 29
- Police: Learn the Ins and Outs of De-Escalation This October
- Learn About Strategies for Managing Police Fatigue
- League Welcomes New Employee Mary Jo Wiechmann
- Back-to-School Time Isn’t Just for Kids – Check Out the League’s New Online Learning Platform!
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