Community Safety
This committee works to engage East Isles and strengthen the complex systems creating community safety in our area.
Committee Chair: Julia Edelman
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East Isles Safety Walking Club
Calling all walkers! East Isles Safety Walking Club is a an excellent opportunity to get outside, meet neighbors, pick up litter and contribute to community spirit. On each walk we provide safety tips, connect with local businesses and allow time for neighbor Q&A. So grab your orange shirt or pick up a new one, and join us in making our community safer!
1st Saturdays monthly • 10 – 11:30 AM
Meet at Levin Triangle Park (1600 W 26th St)
Uptown United Community Walks
Support local businesses, grab a taco, pick up a coffee, stop in and say hello. The goal is to bring energy back to the streets. Volunteers are encouraged to pick up litter as they go. Small actions add up!
Fridays & Saturdays weekly • 6 – 7:30 PM
Meet at Seven Points (3001 Hennepin Ave)
ICE Safety Resources
Know Your Rights with ICE (Immigrant Defense Project)
Know your rights amid rising ICE activity in MN (Sahan Journal)
What ICE agents can and can’t do (Star Tribune)
What to do if ICE stops you (MPR News)
What to Do if Immigration Comes to Your Workplace (Immigration Law Center)
Comprehensive Guidance on Personal Safety & Rights (City of Minneapolis)
Common questions from Minneapolis business owners (City of Minneapolis)
Preparation & Response Resources for Immigrants & Allies (Welcoming America)
Stay Informed for Safety
Infectious Diseases & Alerts
Know when to mask up against the flu, COVID, RSV, measles, tuberculosis, etc.Emergency Weather & Safety Alerts
The City auto-texts updates on weather and public safety events, and more.Air Quality & Alerts
Fires in Canada and Northern MN can greatly affect air quality in the Twin Cities.Beach Water Quality & Alerts
Beaches are tested to reduce the chance of illness from bacteria or harmful algae.
Preventative options are available for the flu, RSV and COVID. We encourage neighbors to stay updated on their vaccines, so all can have a safe and healthy 2026!