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CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS

Mayor Frey COVID-19 Report

City Council Meeting Friday, May 15, 2020

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May 15, 2020

Actions in Minneapolis

• Emergency Declaration – March 16
• [11] Emergency Regulations to-date
• Bar and restaurant closures: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-1
• Procurement: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-2
• Adult Day Care Centers: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-3
• Land Use applications: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-4
• Late Fees Waived (renewal of any food, taxi, liquor, wine, beer or

catering license): Emergency Regulation No. 2020-5

• Paid leave: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-6
• Business License renewals suspended: Emergency Regulation No.

2020-7

• Commercial Pedal Cars: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-8
• Procurement Amendment: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-9
• Rescinding of Emergency Regulation No. 2020-4: Emergency

Regulation No. 2020-10

• Congregate Care Facilities: Emergency Regulation No. 2020-11

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Health Department

Statewide

• Total approximate # of

completed tests: 128,725

• Total positive: 13,435
• Patients who no longer need

to be isolated: 9,136

• Statewide Deaths: 663
• Deaths among long-term

care of assisted living facilities: 537

• Hennepin County positive

cases: 4,331

• Hennepin County deaths: 441
• Number of Health Care

Workers: 1,605

Hospitalization

• Total cases requiring

hospitalization: 1,915

• Hospitalized as of today: 498
• Hospitalized in ICU as of today:

203

Minneapolis Cases

• Total positive cases: 1,478
• Total hospitalized: 326
• Total recovered: 341
• Total deceased: 95

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Health Department

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Health Department

• Contact Tracing
• Cloth Masks
• Outreach to Unsheltered

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Office of Emergency Management

Workforce

• Daily rate of workers on duty is consistently

between 89% and 91% of the total workforce

• Approximately 79% of workers on duty are working

remotely (excluding police and fire) Emergency Preparedness

• Monitoring trends, impacts, and resources
• Focus on health and safety of residents and

employees

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Procurement

• Total spend, as of May 13, 2020: $4,789,921
• The total increased by $12,053
• Purchase of gift cards by the Health Department for Shared

Powers Advisory Committee members

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Finance & Property Services/Human Resource

• Return to Work plans

Budget

• Amended 2020 budget and timeline

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Public Safety

• MPD
• Trends
• Enforcement of Governor’s Order
• MFD
• Tawfiq Islamic Center
• Outreach and Engagement

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Public Works

• Parklet Program update

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State & Federal Activity

• Last Week of Session
• CARES Relief
• Bonding
• Contact Tracing
• Phase 4 Federal Funding
• Homelessness

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Gap Funding Package

Housing

• Applicants
• Funds disbursement

Small Business

• Business notification
• Funds disbursement

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Recovery & Re-opening

• Retail/service
• Food-based businesses
• Producers
• Office/downtown

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THANK YOU!