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City updates residents on municipal campus project and reports state bonding support

City Council, City of Mendota Heights · May 19, 2026
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Summary

City Administrator Cheryl Jacobson briefed the Council on municipal campus project community engagement and said legislative bonding included funds for the project; Councilors invited residents and committee members to an upcoming workshop.

City Administrator Cheryl Jacobson updated the Mendota Heights City Council on the municipal campus project on May 19, summarizing recent community engagement and reporting that state bonding legislation included funds allocated to the project.

Jacobson said staff has solicited resident input and that outreach will continue; Councilor Maczko encouraged committee residents to attend an upcoming workshop on the project. Mayor Levine recognized staff, including City Administrator Jacobson and Police Chief Kelly McCarthy, and legislative partners for their roles in securing the state bonding dollars.

The transcript indicates public outreach will continue and that a workshop is planned; the meeting record does not include the project's budget details or specific next dates beyond the invitation to the workshop.