Special service districts file 2025 annual reports

Minneapolis file 2026-01078, before the Minneapolis City Council. Passed as of 2026-10-10.

Latest action: Published

What it does

Your neighborhood district reports spending and plans for next year. Fifteen improvement districts across Minneapolis file 2025 budgets and activity reports so the city can track how they spend tax money and plan 2026 work.

The bigger picture

City gets a clear picture of what each district accomplished. Annual reports let the city see which neighborhoods invested in sidewalks, events, or safety and help staff decide how to support each district next year.

What to watch

Public access to reports depends on how the city files them. The bill requires districts to submit reports but does not spell out how quickly or where residents can view the details online.

Official summary

Receiving and filing 2025annual reports for the 48th & Chicago, 50th and France, 54th & Lyndale, Bloomington-Lake, Central Avenue, Chicago-Lake, Dinkytown, East Lake Street, Eat Street, Linden Hills, Lowry Hill, Lyndale-Lake, Stadium Village, Uptown, and West Broadway Improvement Special Service Districts.

Read the official record for 2026-01078

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