Edina mayor extends condolences after Minneapolis school shooting
At Thursday's city council meeting, Edina Mayor Jim Huffland addressed a school shooting tragedy at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, expressing the city's support for victims and their families while praising local first responders who assisted at the scene.
During a brief remarks segment known as the "mayor's minute," Huffland acknowledged the shooting that occurred at the Minneapolis church and school. He extended Edina's deepest condolences to the families affected by what he described as a senseless tragedy.
The mayor also recognized the swift response of emergency personnel, specifically thanking the Edina Police Department and its Chief Todd Milbour for their assistance at the scene. First responders from Edina were among those who rushed to help in the immediate aftermath of the shooting.
Huffland affirmed that Edina stands ready to support its neighboring community of Minneapolis during this difficult time. The brief statement reflected the city council's recognition of the tragedy and its commitment to regional solidarity in the face of violence.
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