Crime & Safety / Health & Well-being
November 12, 2020
Minneapolis community, please provide your input on what community safety looks like and tell us your ideas about a new model of community safety for the City. You can take the survey in English, Spanish, Somali, Hmong or Oromo.
COVID-19 / Crime & Safety / Hawthorne Huddle / Uncategorized / Updates
September 1, 2020
The Hawthorne Huddle convenes on Thursday September 3 via Zoom. Please join us from 7:30 – 8:45 AM. In order to ensure that we do not get Zoom bombed, we will ask participants to Register in advance for this meeting.
Crime & Safety / Event / Hawthorne Huddle / Health & Well-being
August 3, 2020
The Hawthorne Huddle reconvenes on Thursday, August 6 after our July break. Please join us at 7:30 AM via Zoom. In order to ensure that we do not get Zoom bombed, we will ask participants to REGISTER HERE prior to the 6th.
Crime & Safety / Drug Prevention / Event / Health & Well-being / Insight News / Meeting / Northside Urban Coalition / Resources / Uncategorized / Updates
July 20, 2020
On Friday, July 17th the Hawthorne Neighborhood Council and Al McFarlane of Insight News hosted the Northside Urban Coalition Meeting.
Crime & Safety / Event / Meeting / Minneapolis City Council / Uncategorized / Updates
July 13, 2020
The Minneapolis Charter Commission is seeking public comments on a proposed amendment to the City Charter related to the future of public safety. People can submit their comments online or provide them directly to members of the commission at a public hearing July 15th or July 21st.
Crime & Safety / Resources / Updates
June 15, 2020
The Department of Neighborhood and Community Relations has received questions from community members and several neighborhood groups about neighborhood safety and police. We are reaching out to answer some of these questions.
Event / Hawthorne Huddle / Meeting
June 2, 2020
Mr. Al McFarlane, Editor of Insight News, will facilitate a conversation with invited guests Senator Jeff Hayden and Representative Fu Lee, Council Members Andrea Jenkins, Jeremiah Ellison and Phillipe Cunningham, John Harrington and other elected officials and community leaders about the killing of George Floyd, the subsequent protests and the future of the community.