City Council Blogs

Five cameras, $18,000 a year, and a search warrant required before anyone can look — here's how Shakopee's Flock program actually runs.

The city's actual advice if a concert is rattling your windows: call Live Nation while it's still happening.

Lakeville just made it a lot easier for 560 acres of Eureka Township farmland to become city land.

Apple Valley spent $10.9 million rebuilding Kelley Park, and on September 26 you finally get to see it — with food trucks and a free Earth, Wind & Fire tribute.

Rosemount voted 4-0 to rezone and plat North Wind Test's first-phase aerospace campus south of Meta. 60.74 acres. Phase 1 is 8.86 acres.

Rosemount voted 4-0 to hire RJM Construction as CMAR for a two-sheet indoor ice complex. Bid was $2,011,741.

Shakopee isn't voting on data centers or plate-reader cameras yet. They're putting both on the calendar, and that's the tell.

Farmington's police building is moving toward a major expansion, but the final contract still needs a vote.

Burnsville just counted up every piece of land it owns — and 22 lots could become the city's next single-family homes.

Six hens, simpler bee permits, and closer decks on small lots — Lakeville's yearly rule cleanup had a little of everything. Data centers got cut.