METRO Green Line, METRO Blue Line and A Line each set annual ridership records, while demand for Metro Mobility continues to climb.

Focus on tackling the challenges facing regional transit, housing, equity, and investments in the region's planning and infrastructure that contribute to its economic vitality and competitiveness.

Nearly half a million dollars in grants will help local communities plan for development around future transit lines and for other predevelopment activities.

After more than two decades of planning, state’s largest infrastructure project is moving into construction.

Thousands of households are expected to participate using smartphones — a first for the region.

The Metropolitan Council’s Community Development Committee is receiving public comment on the proposed 2020-2024 Public Housing Agency (PHA) Five Year Plan and 2020 Annual Plan.

Learn about local public grant programs that assist with the cost of cleaning up and redeveloping contaminated sites and tour a former brownfield site.

The program outlines and documents the proposed transportation-related planning activities in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area for the upcoming year. Submit your comments by Sept. 9.

An Environmental Services regional interceptor cleaning project has been an interesting mix of technology, geology, and sewer design and construction dating back to the mid-1930s.

The new rainwater reuse system is expected to recycle more than 2 million gallons of rainwater every year.

After more than 40 years, the region’s Fiscal Disparities program continues to support orderly and efficient development, equity, and economic competitiveness of the Twin Cities area.

Mike Webb learned, firsthand, the need for homes that are affordable to working people.

The grants are part of the Council’s Livable Communities program, a voluntary, incentive-based approach to helping communities achieve their regional and local goals.

Grants can be used for rebates to residents who replace inefficient water-using devices with approved devices that use substantially less water, or for irrigation system audits.

Council policy makers want to make sure that residents of all ages, abilities, incomes, ethnicities, cultures, and national origins can enjoy the region’s abundance of regional parks and trails.