City of Bloomington, MN / What's Developing

If you’ve been near the Old Cedar Avenue Bridge project site, you’ve probably noticed its new hue. Senior Civil Engineer Julie Long shares an update on the project.

Over the last seven months, crews have been making progress on the Old Cedar Avenue bridge rehabilitation. This video highlights what’s been going on so far.

What’s buzzin’ around Bloomington? Tree removal efforts wrapped up to fight the Emerald Ash Borer. The Southwest Hennepin Youth Resource Forum equipped people with tools for helping at-risk children. Plus, a powerful Holocaust exhibit is on display at Civic Plaza.

The Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Public Affairs Committee invites you to hear from representatives from Metro Transit, Metropolitan Council, the City of Bloomington and the business community on the METRO Orange Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT). This project will use roadway improvements, upgraded transit stations, and improved bus service to provide fast, frequent and reliable transit service along I-35W. The 16-mile corridor is the most heavily-traveled express bus corridor in the region, with about 14,000 daily rides. A proposed station for Penn/American Blvd. is being considered which could impact businesses in and around the preferred station and route.

A new proposal in the City's South Loop District will add to the growing hospitality industry in Bloomington.

The Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport predicts a steady increase in travelers over the next several decades. Find out what proposals are being considered to meet that growing demand.

Get a first look at how to maneuver a new innovation in traffic coming soon to Bloomington's South Loop District.

Three months into construction, find out what crews are working on along Lindau Lane as the grade separation digs deeper.

Catch the latest on the 2013 State of the City presentation when Mayor Winstead and City Manager Bernhardson stop by the Bloomington Today set to recap the event.

Watch the annual State of the City presentation, featuring Mayor Gene Winstead and City Manager Mark Bernhardson. (March 2013)