New Ulm Considers Revamping School Zone Speed Limits to Enhance Safety

Overview: In a recent meeting, the New Ulm City Council deliberated on safety measures for school zones, focusing on a proposal to reduce speed limits around schools to 20 miles per hour. The discussion was informed by data collection and analysis of driver behavior around school areas, highlighting the need for enhanced pedestrian safety. The council also addressed various infrastructure projects and the possible restructuring of city commissions.

Lambertville City Council Considers Limiting Cannabis Licenses Amidst Environmental and Property Management Concerns

Overview: The Lambertville City Council meeting was primarily focused on proposed amendments to the city’s cannabis ordinance, with considerable discussion surrounding the potential reduction of retail cannabis licenses from four to three. Alongside this, the council addressed concerns about vacant property management, environmental initiatives, and stormwater system updates.

New Ulm City Council Considers Lowering School Zone Speed Limits to Enhance Safety

Overview: During the New Ulm City Council meeting on March 5, 2026, two central issues dominated the agenda: a proposal to reduce speed limits around school zones and the potential restructuring of the city’s safety commission.

Minnetonka School Board Grapples with Budget Shortfalls Amid Enrollment and Safety Challenges

Overview: The Minnetonka School Board meeting delved into pressing financial challenges, including anticipated budget deficits and necessary enrollment adjustments, alongside discussions on enhanced safety measures within the district. Superintendent David Law presented detailed insights into the district’s financial outlook, emphasizing the need for strategic enrollment increases to address projected budget shortfalls. Discussions also highlighted recent advancements in school safety protocols and the introduction of new electives aimed at fostering student engagement and inclusivity.

Sauk Centre Council Approves Key Grant Application for Low-Income Housing Improvements

Overview: At the recent Sauk Centre City Council meeting, members unanimously approved a resolution to apply for a $600,000 grant aimed at improving low and moderate-income housing. The meeting also addressed traffic safety measures, finalized a land sale, and discussed a new agreement for police equipment maintenance that promises financial savings for the city.