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2027 Proposed Capital Improvement Plan Budget Presentation – St. Louis Park City Council Recap, September 8, 2026
While the main City Council meeting for the week of September 8 featured some interesting events, including the swearing in of 6 new SLP PD officers, the recognition of both police department Civilian Employee of the Year and Robert Linnell Police Officer of the Year for 2025, and the first reading of the proposed utility rates…
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2027 Preliminary Budget reading – St Louis Park City Council Recap, August 3, 2026
Last Monday, August 3, was the first reading of the proposed General Fund Budget at a special study session following the usual city council meeting. This proposed budget only covers proposed general fund operating expenses and revenues, such a salaries and software licensing costs, and new operating proposals for 2027. It lays out the starting…
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What will Flock cost SLP residents?
To the Editor: On April 6, the City Council voted to keep St. Louis Park’s Flock license plate cameras running, with new limits: quarterly audits, denied immigration-purpose requests, and a promise of independent, non-police review. Ward 2 Councilmember Jim Engelking called the privacy answers “reassuring.” I appreciate that our council members made strides in starting…