Handbook for Minnesota Cities Chapter 14: Community Development and Redevelopment
Learn about the requirements for a city to establish criteria for awarding business subsidies and various development agencies cities may create. Read More

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Learn about the requirements for a city to establish criteria for awarding business subsidies and various development agencies cities may create. Read More
Has basic information on routine financial tasks cities must perform like use of funds in accounting and internal control procedures. Read More
Defines public records and outlines records management issues including creation, retention, destruction and public inspection rights. Read More
Understand city powers and processes to promote cooperation between governments. Read More
Insurance helps pay lawful claims and defend against meritless claims. Loss control measures aim to reduce injuries and claims. Read More
Learn about the duties of various city officials, the requirements for qualifying for office, and the problem of incompatible offices. Read More
Find out about the most significant environmental regulations to help protect and improve your city’s natural resources. Read More
Minnesota law provides for two basic types of cities: statutory cities operating under the statutory city code, and home rule charter cities operating under a local charter. Read More
City authority to regulate various activities city comes from state law. Learn about activities cities most commonly regulate and license. Read More
Learn about the city’s authority to tax and the property tax process including assessment, valuation and classification of property. Read More