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• Rent control is on the St. Paul City Council's agenda once again

  By Winter Keefer Verified| MinnPost Verified St. Paul’s rent control debate is back this week as the City Council considers further loosening the controversial policy. Community members will have a chance to weigh in on both rent control and tenant protection ordinances during the Wednesday council meeting.

  By Winter Keefer Verified · MinnPost

  Apr. 08, 2025

• Minneapolis City Council to take key vote on former Third Precinct

  By Winter Keefer Verified| MinnPost Verified Like the future of George Floyd Square in south Minneapolis, discussion over possible uses of the city’s former Third Precinct Police Station has been contentious over the past year. Unlike the site of Floyd’s murder, however, the footprint of the former Third Precinct at 3000 Minnehaha Ave. includes a large city-owned building. The City Council decided in 2023 that police would not return to the location, but the city still wants to use this building for city operations.

  By Winter Keefer Verified · MinnPost

  Apr. 16, 2025

• Housing issues motivate interim St. Paul council member Privratsky

  By Winter Keefer Verified| MinnPost Verified After the St. Paul City Council reached a stalemate in a contentious debate over who should fill former council President Mitra Jalali’s seat on an interim basis, Mayor Melvin Carter ultimately appointed one of the top two candidates council members had considered. Newly installed interim Ward 4 council member Matt Privratsky is joining the fray as the council faces decisions about major issues in St. Paul, including rent control and tenant protections.

  By Winter Keefer Verified · MinnPost

  Apr. 14, 2025

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