City of Bloomington, MN / COVID-19 Messages

An important message from Public Health Administrator Dr. Nick Kelley as sobering statistics leave health care workers overwhelmed and hospital beds limited or unavailable.

Meet Nick Kelley, Bloomington’s Public Health Administrator. Nick shares how his passion for public health started at a young age and his thoughts on guiding the Division out of the pandemic.

Kris Ehresmann is the Director for Infectious Disease at the Minnesota Department of Health and has been a leader in the state’s COVID-19 response. She shares memories of growing up in Bloomington and how participating in a volunteer program in the city changed her life.

COVID-19 statistics show great disparity within City’s Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities. Public Health and the City’s Racial Equity Coordinator discuss the staggering statistics and work that is being done to make positive changes.

You’ve got questions and Bloomington Police have answers. In this week’s Q&A with BPD Chief Potts talks about whether you need to get your license or tabs renewed during #StayHomeMN and some important safety tips to keep in mind as the weather warms up. Submit your questions now at bpdqa@bloomingtonmn.gov.

Have a question for the Bloomington Police Department about anything COVID-19 related? Submit your questions to bpdqa@bloomingtonmn.gov.
This week, Chief Potts talks about how officers are staying healthy and safe, and what to do if you’re experiencing domestic violence.

Mayor Tim Busse shares an update on how the City plans to make up for a significant budget deficit.

Mayor Tim Busse explains the Capital Improvement Plan, provides an update on Organized Collection and discusses Charter Amendments.

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Mayor Tim Busse digs into City Budget numbers and explains the impact of COVID-19 on the hospitality industry and Bloomington residents.

The #StayHomeMN order has been extended and as the weather warms up and holidays approach, we’re all learning to navigate this new way of life. You asked and the Bloomington PD answered.