City of Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis Minute, 2 Mar 2023

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From YouTube: March 2, 2023 City of Minneapolis Minute

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The City of Minneapolis Minute provides a snapshot of exciting opportunities and important information for residents. Each episode will provide timely news of interests and how you can get involved.

March 2, 2023 City of Minneapolis Minute topics:
1. Winter parking restrictions resume
Snow Hotline: 612-3488-SNOW
www.minneapolismn.gov/snow

2. Citizenship Orientation Fair
Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs
Call: 612-394-6018
Email: oira@minneapolismn.gov

3. Affordable housing construction booms
Minneapolis affordable housing could be more abundant soon

4. Community Commission on Police Oversight
Applications accepted through March 20th
Information: https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/IndependentBodies/ccpo
Application: https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Boards/Apply/245/1226/ccpo

City of Minneapolis website: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/

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I'm Michael Douglas from the office of community safety, with your City of Minneapolis minute, we ended February with near record snowfall and two back-to-back snow emergencies. Well, winter parking restrictions have resumed. Parking is ban on the even number side of non-snow emergency routes until April 1st. That's unless conditions allow an early lift of the ban when a snowstorm hits call the city's automated snow hotline at 612-348. Snow information is available in several languages or go online to Minneapolis mn.gov Snow, also that storm forced the cancellation of a citizenship orientation fair for February.

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However, the Minneapolis and St Paul offices of immigrant and Refugee Affairs will host a citizenship Fair later this month for details, call.

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612-394-6018 or email oira, Minneapolis mn.gov affordable how housing could be more abundant soon in Minneapolis, City leadership recently announced rental housing. Construction is booming between 2011 and 2018. The city averaged 322, affordable rental units per year from 2019 to 2021 construction nearly doubled to 634. in 2022. That figure soared to 919., hey residents. You can now apply for the new community Commission on police oversight. A 15-member independent body will serve as a review panelists on a rotating basis to examine investigations of alleged police misconduct. The city council will appoint 13 people.

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That's one per Ward and the mayor will appoint two. The deadline to apply is March 20th for more details, search for police oversight on the city's website for more City information, call 311 or check out the City of Minneapolis website for the Communications Department I'm Michael Douglas, with your City of Minneapolis minute foreign.