Edina reschedules council meeting to support Night to Unite event
The Edina City Council postponed its regular meeting from August 5th to August 6th to allow the city and its residents to participate in Night to Unite, a community event designed to strengthen neighborhoods and build relationships with police and fire departments.
During the Mayor's Minute on August 5th, city leadership highlighted the importance of Night to Unite, an annual event that brings neighbors together for crime prevention and direct interaction with first responders. The council adjusted its meeting schedule to ensure full participation from city staff and departments, including police, fire, and public works.
The event builds on recent neighborhood celebrations across Edina. The Morningside neighborhood hosted French-themed festivities at Weber Park with city support, while the Chowan Park neighborhood held a summer social at Chowan Park. The Strahour Park neighborhood also organized a city-supported party last month. These gatherings reflect the city's commitment to fostering community connections.
For those interested in supporting the initiative, the Edina Police Department is accepting donations for VEP (Volunteers Enlisted Program) as part of Night to Unite activities. The rescheduled City Council meeting will take place on August 6th, allowing residents and city officials to fully engage with the community event on August 5th.
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