Frey Set to Deliver State of the City as Minneapolis Confronts Fallout From Federal Surge

The speech follows weeks of veto fights alongside a dispute over his public safety chief.

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FOX 9 and CBS News Minnesota will stream the address live, with feeds also available on YouTube.
During Operation Metro Surge, federal agents shot and killed two residents, and a court filing says the operation drained $440 million from the city and cost workers $190 million in wages as many stayed home.
Frey recently vetoed a City Council plan to decriminalize drug paraphernalia and has twice rejected efforts to extend the eviction notice filing period.
The mayor’s push to keep Community Safety Commissioner Toddrick Barnette in the job faces resistance after a council majority voted no, which Frey vetoed, and the council failed to override.
The city has secured $3.8 million in rental assistance as leaders continue to sort out public safety, housing, and economic recovery after the surge.