Each year, the League of Minnesota Cities provides elected city officials the core knowledge you need to succeed and become a city leader who can meet challenges, act as a good steward of city ...

Think about the sounds you hear every day: the hum of a computer, the chatter of colleagues, the roar of heavy machinery, or the sharp crack of a tool. We live and work in a noisy world, but how much ...

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This fall the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust (LMCIT) is sponsoring a Department of Public Safety (DPS)-approved Peer Support Training that meets the DPS 30-hour requirement for anyone ...

The League of Minnesota Cities is seeking member input on its 2027 legislative policy recommendations. The policy recommendations are a product of the League’s legislative policy committee process and ...

To support cities as they consider water-intensive developments, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is sharing key information about new laws that affect water appropriations for data ...

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Beach Park in Lindstrom offers a charming place for residents and visitors to swim, fish, picnic, and play. Yet its parking lot often floods, the shoreline is at risk of erosion, and it can be ...

Minnesota’s latest budget and economic forecast, released in early December, shows a stable picture for the current biennium. It also points to a sizable long-term gap the state will need to address ...

Walk through the 4 steps in the grant development process to understand what it takes to get grant funds for your city.

Update: On April 17, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) extended the web and mobile accessibility compliance deadlines. The new deadlines are April 26, 2027, for populations over 50,000 and ...