Media releases

The City of Bloomington invites experienced public artists or artist teams to submit qualifications for a major sculpture commission at the redesigned Bryant Park, 1001 W. 85th St.

The Bloomington City Council has selected Zach Walker to be its next city manager.

The City has decided to close Bloomington Family Aquatic Center for the rest of the season due to a leak discovered during recent routine maintenance that makes continued operation unsustainable. All season pass holders will receive a full refund on their purchase. Pass holders will receive an email with more details on the refund process.

Four finalists have been selected to be interviewed for city manager in Bloomington. All four candidates have accepted the invitations and will have a first interview with the City Council on Monday, July 14.

Bloomington is recognized for work to conserve resources and increase efficiencies

The award, presented by the Minnesota Star Tribune and Energage, highlights organizations that prioritize employee engagement, communication and a strong workplace culture. 

Our heartfelt condolences go out to the families of Rep. and Mr. Hortman, and our thoughts are with the Hoffman family as they recover.

The survey includes questions about the quality of life in the community as well as your satisfaction with local government services.

A new memorial to honor and recognize veterans will be built at Harrison Park, 1701 W. 100th Street.

This program connects homeowners to resources, incentives and expert guidance to support the switch from fossil gas to electric appliances.

Now in its second year, Hatch Bloomington is designed to foster local entrepreneurship, revitalize commercial corridors, and empower innovative thinkers to launch the next great storefront business in the city.

A 40-year-old Grand Rapids man is in custody following his arrest for allegedly soliciting a minor for prostitution.

This program provides funding to nonprofit arts organizations, unincorporated Cultural Arts Groups, artists and community arts education programs that create a meaningful impact in Bloomington

Business and community leaders from across Bloomington gathered this week for the inaugural Bloomington CEO Summit, an event designed to foster collaboration, spark innovation, and drive economic development in the city.

The City of Bloomington is proud to announce that the Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington metropolitan area has been ranked as the fifth most arts-vibrant large community in the U.S. in the 2024 Arts Vibrancy Index.