Tuesday, August 5. Police and Fire visits from 6-8 p.m.

National Night Out (NNO) is an annual community-building campaign that is celebrated nationwide. The campaign promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make neighborhoods a safer, better place to live.

National Night Out is designed to:

• Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness
• Generate support for local anti-crime efforts
• Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships
• Send a message to criminals letting them know neighborhoods are organized and fighting back

Folks visiting Oasis for Youth can check in with a Bloomington Public Health Nurse to get connected to services and support with sexual health education and pregnancy & parenting support, referrals for programming offered by the Public Health Division, free health resources that include but aren’t limited to low-cost medical care, dental, health insurance, childcare, transportation, food, housing-related resources, and anything else that may be helpful. 

This drop-in time typically occurs on the last Thursday of the month from 2pm-3pm.

Folks visiting Oasis for Youth can check in with a Bloomington Public Health Nurse to get connected to services and support with sexual health education and pregnancy & parenting support, referrals for programming offered by the Public Health Division, free health resources that include but aren’t limited to low-cost medical care, dental, health insurance, childcare, transportation, food, housing-related resources, and anything else that may be helpful. 

This drop-in time typically occurs on the last Thursday of the month from 2pm-3pm.

Folks visiting Oasis for Youth can check in with a Bloomington Public Health Nurse to get connected to services and support with sexual health education and pregnancy & parenting support, referrals for programming offered by the Public Health Division, free health resources that include but aren’t limited to low-cost medical care, dental, health insurance, childcare, transportation, food, housing-related resources, and anything else that may be helpful. 

The City of Bloomington is partnering with Davey Resource Group in the development of an Urban Forest Master Plan. 

During this free event you will:

• Hear from City staff and consultants about the development process.
  • There will be a short program beginning at 5:10 p.m.
• Learn what the plan will include.
• Have an opportunity to provide your feedback. 

Download, print and share the Urban Forest Master Plan Community Conversation flyer. 

If you cannot attend in person, the Urban Forest Master Plan project page at Let's Talk Bloomington will offer more information and additional ways for you to contribute feedback closer to the event date.

Questions?  Email maintenance@bloomingtonmn.gov.

About Davey Resource Group
With operations throughout North America, our branches have expanded, but our commitment to scientifically-based horticultural and environmental services and outstanding client service has never wavered. Our team of experts can provide the guidance, analysis, and quality service you need to manage the natural resources on your property. From wetlands and streams to stormwater management and tree inventories, we offer turn-key solutions for clients nationwide.  

Stop by to meet Public Health staff every month to learn more about the work they do, get resources, and stay up to date on public health information.

This drop-in typically occurs on the second Thursday of the month.

Drop in to get information from Community Health Workers on low-cost medical care, dental care, health insurance, childcare, transportation, food, housing-related resources (including rental assistance and eviction support), anything else that may be helpful, or make a one-on-one appointment for personalized resource assistance.

This drop-in typically occurs on the first and third Wednesday of the month.

Drop in to get information from Community Health Workers on low-cost medical care, dental care, health insurance, childcare, transportation, food, housing-related resources (including rental assistance and eviction support), anything else that may be helpful, or make a one-on-one appointment for personalized resource assistance.

This drop-in typically occurs on the first and third Wednesday of the month.