The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MN-DOT) is hosting a virtual public meeting on Tuesday, March 19th, to explain more about the Stone Arch Bridge rehabilitation project. The meeting will provide more information about the project itself, construction impacts, and schedule.

For more information and to register for the meeting, please see the MN-DOT project's meetings page.

The Minneapolis Neighborhood Safety Clubs started in the North Loop neighborhood in 2021 when a small group of neighbors and local business owners came together - with the encouragement and support of the Minneapolis and Park Police Departments and Ward 3 Council Member Michael Rainville - to help our community during a challenging time. What began as a North Loop project, grew over time to encompass other neighborhoods in Minneapolis. Today, we have Neighborhood Safety Clubs in North Loop, Mill District, Loring Park, Kenwood, Lowry Hill, East Isles, East Bde Maka Ska, Thomas Beach, Windom, and Dinkytown.

We are a self-funded, grass roots group who believe that one person can make a difference and that everyone should try.  

If you're interested expanding this effort to our Nicollet Island East Bank neighborhood, read more and sign up!!

Join us at any of the 3 locations:

Chute Square Park (across from Lund's)

Father Hennepin Bluffs Park (300 Main Street)

Nicollet Island Trails (Meriam Street Bridge)

Gloves and bags provided - bring your neighbors!

The Earth Day Clean-Up has become the largest community service project in Minneapolis and takes place at more than 40 clean-up sites throughout the city. Since 2008, more than 23,000 residents have removed more than 165,000 pounds of garbage.

Read more to sign up.

Join us and share history and stories...

A community meeting to expand the North Heritage Trail along the Mississippi River of the St. Anthony Falls Heritage Zone.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NkhpXOHvinCguYMUYo2hnoMEJH50ebEk/view?usp=drive_link

In order to plan and support a variety of neighborhood events, for example the Northeast Dog Parade, National Night Out and neighborhood clean-ups, the NIEBNA Board of Directors will be voting on August 17, 2023, to amend our Neighborhood Revitalization Phase II Plan to allocate funds for this purpose.

In order to plan and support a variety of neighborhood events, for example the Northeast Dog Parade, National Night Out and neighborhood clean-ups, the NIEBNA Board of Directors will be voting on June 21, 2023, to amend our Neighborhood Revitalization Phase II Plan to allocate funds for this purpose. 

Minneapolis property owners can now enter a lottery any time through March 31 to buy a $30 tree for their Minneapolis property. The City will offer 5- to 8-foot shade, fruit, evergreen, and flowering trees. Since 2006, the City of Minneapolis has funded the City Trees program, a low-cost way for folks to help the city’s tree canopy grow and enjoy all the benefits of trees.

One entry is allowed per Minneapolis address. To register for the lottery, see what kinds of trees will be offered, and get more information on the program, visit mpls-tree-sale.myshopify.com.