Minneapolis councilors to propose charter amendments for new public safety department, rent stabilization
The Council members are "giving notice" of their intentions to introduce these charter amendments at Friday's City Council meeting.
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Minneapolis residents may have several questions to answer on the November 2021 ballot.
Minneapolis City Council members are working on three different charter amendments that could be put to voters later this year. Two would deal with rent stabilization and eviction protections and the other would replace the Minneapolis Police Department.
Council members will "give notice" of their intent to introduce these proposals during the Minneapolis City Council's 9:30 a.m. meeting on Friday, Jan. 15, starting the process of getting the proposed ordinances on the Nov. 2, 2021, municipal ballot.