Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board FY2027-28 Proposed Budget
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's proposed (Superintendent's recommended) budget for fiscal year 2027-28, a pre-adoption draft submitted for Board consideration.
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The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's proposed (Superintendent's recommended) budget for fiscal year 2027-28, a pre-adoption draft submitted for Board consideration.
The committee discussed the mayor's recommended 2027 budget for the finance and property services department. Key topics included the allocation of settlement agreement funds, adjustments to full-time equivalent staffing levels for custodial and engineering roles, and professional service contracts regarding municipal audits, banking, and debt management. Additionally, the committee received updates on the transition to the new Workday platform, referred to as project Evolve, and budget adjustments to support increased facility maintenance, utility costs, and the central certification program for small businesses.
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The committee meeting covered a wide range of agenda items, including approvals for various infrastructure easements, construction and design projects, and contract authorizations. Key items discussed included the acquisition of easements for the North Second Street Bikeway, the reconstruction project for 35th and 36th Street, and an agreement for the North Side Greenway phase 1 project. A public hearing was held regarding water and sewer service line repair assessments, and the committee also addressed a legislative directive concerning right-turn conflicts with bike infrastructure and a presentation on zero waste funding mechanisms.
The committee convened to recognize October as Health Literacy Awareness Month through the presentation of an honorary resolution. The agenda included a public hearing on the Community Commission on Police Oversight Ethics Education Ordinance, which was approved to align ethics training requirements for commission members with those established for other non-employee local officials. Additionally, a public comment period was held to discuss the city's response to domestic violence, with residents raising concerns regarding police accountability, transparency, and the allocation of resources in relation to recent intimate partner violence cases.
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