Metropolitan Council Capital Program Budget 2027-2032
A 6-year capital program budget for the Metropolitan Council covering fiscal years 2027 through 2032. The plan outlines infrastructure investments across environmental services (wastewater treatment and interceptors), transportation (transit fleet, transitways, and support facilities), and community development (housing and parks), balancing asset preservation, capacity expansion, and service improvements.
Oct 14, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Council Meeting
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The council meeting addressed several community concerns, primarily focusing on the closure of public bathrooms at the Brooklyn Center Transit Center. Speakers, including local business owners and residents, argued that the closure has negatively impacted the community by fostering unsafe conditions, contributing to local business closures, and creating unsanitary public spaces. The discussion highlighted the need for re-opening these facilities to support riders and improve the retail environment in the area. The council also received a land, water, and people acknowledgement statement.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Transportation Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed land and water recognition acknowledgments and approved the meeting agenda. Key business included the recognition of transit employees for their bravery during a recent active shooter incident in downtown Minneapolis, and honoring employees for their efforts during state fair operations and bus bridge construction. Reports were provided regarding upcoming project announcements and attendance at a national planning conference where a council member received a national award.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Council Minutes
The Metropolitan Council meeting covered several key items, including the approval of transit fleet vehicle transfers, a contract for voluntary vision services, and a cooperative purchasing agreement. The Council awarded multiple Livable Communities Policy and Affordable Housing Program Development grants and adopted new wastewater rates and charges. Additionally, they authorized a capital grant agreement for the METRO Bronze Line Bus Rapid Transit Project and made appointments to the Livable Communities Advisory Committee. The Council also received a presentation on the 2027 Divisional Level Operating Budget and acknowledged recognition for their electric vehicle fleet transition.
