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Council Minute June 18
Bloomington City CouncilWednesday, June 18, 2025
Watch on original sourceAssassination of Representative Melissa Hortman and shooting of Senator John Hoffman
Rising violence and threats against elected officials
Importance of civil political discourse
City of Bloomington recognized as a 2025 Star Tribune Top 200 Workplace
Upcoming community events: Juneteenth, Pride, and Sousa Band Concert
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Notable Quotes (2)
If we aren't at some sort of tipping point, we’re darn close.
Political ViolenceReflecting on the rise of political violence in Minnesota.
I’m always up for a good debate, but let’s talk policies, not people.
Political DiscourseCalling for a reduction in hostile political rhetoric.
People (3)
Tim BusseMayor of BloomingtonDelivered the Council Minute address reflecting on recent violence and city achievements.
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Delivered the Council Minute address reflecting on recent violence and city achievements.
“Let’s talk policies, not people.”
Advocating for civil debate during the council address.
Melissa HortmanRepresentativeVictim of a recent assassination.
Victim of a recent assassination.
John HoffmanState SenatorVictim of a recent shooting incident.
Victim of a recent shooting incident.
Places Mentioned
Bloomington, MNSt. Paul, MNValley View PlayfieldsBloomington Civic PlazaPond Dakota Mission Park
Events & Meetings (3)
- June 21, 12:00 PM - 5:30 PM: Bloomington Juneteenth Celebration at Valley View Playfields
- June 22, 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM: Bloomington Pride Celebration at Bloomington Civic Plaza
- June 22, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM: John Phillip Sousa Memorial Band Concert at Pond Dakota Mission Park