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Lawn & Order: Understanding Campaign Sign Regulations During Election Season
While many cities regulate yard signs through city ordinances, state law has special rules for signs that supersede city regulations during election season. …
Trench Safety: What To Know Before Breaking Ground
Summer is one of the busiest seasons for trenching and excavation projects, making it a good time to revisit the…
Meet Our Team: Q&A with IT Member Consultant Matt Nelles
Matt Nelles shares more about his professional background, current priorities, and how the League’s IT team supports members across the…
Preventing Heat Illness in City Operations
By planning, training employees, and recognizing the warning signs early, cities can protect their employees and reduce the risk of…
Candidate Filing: What Minnesota Cities Need to Know
Utilize our guide to some of the most common candidate filing questions cities receive — and how to handle them.
Can Minnesota Cities Accept Donations? What City Officials Should Know
Because cities are funded by taxpayers, public resources must be used responsibly and fairly.
Honoring Leadership, Service, and Commitment to Minnesota Cities
At its May 7 meeting, the League of Minnesota Cities Board of Directors took time to recognize several outgoing members…
Spring Brush Fire Risks and Prevention
Proactive cleanup efforts can help reduce how quickly a fire spreads if one starts. Coordination across city departments can ensure…
Protecting Municipal Facilities from Lightning and Power Surges
A comprehensive lightning protection strategy requires a multi-layered approach that addresses direct strikes and internal surges.
Mayor’s Power: What Minnesota Law Actually Says
In Minnesota statutory cities, the mayor is not above the council – they are part of it.