MNA Night to Unite - Tuesday August 6th, 6-8 PM Weber Park

The Morningside Neighborhood Association (MNA) is hosting Morningside Night to Unite on National Night Out on TUESDAY, August 6, from 6 to 8pm at the Weber Park Playground.

The event is rain or shine (shelter reserved in case of rain). All are welcome!

Activities will include flying disc games, visits from the Edina Police and Fire departments (invited), and a Bike Parade at 6:45 PM for all ages and all non-motorized wheels. Decorations are encouraged.

Come meet new neighbors and see old friends! Bring your own picnic and beverages. The MNA will serve cold treats. 

Sun, 1/28 from 2-5, Morningside Winter Neighborhood Party, Weber Park

Morningside Neighborhood Association 

Winter Neighborhood Party
Sunday January 28, 2024, 2-5pm
http://www.edinamorningside.org/news     

Celebrate the new year with your Morningside neighbors at Weber Park at the neighborhood, all-weather Winter Neighborhood Party. Come to ice skate (skates available to borrow, or bring your own), sled on Weber Hill, or play in Weber Park. The MNA will serve treats and beverages in the warming house.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

Followup on May 19 meeting on Crime Prevention

City of Edina Community Engagement Officer Emily Jepson and other members of the Edina Police Department gave important information and advice when they met with Morningside residents on Friday, May 19 at 5:30 PM, in the Weber Park Shelter. Here are their key points:


  • Call 911 right away if you see something suspicious - e.g., masked individuals or groups walking or driving in the neighborhood, vehicles stopped in the street with doors open, vehicles making frequent stops near other vehicles.

  • Lock your vehicles and do not leave keys inside. Almost all autos stolen were left unlocked, with keys inside or nearby.

  • Many other crimes are crimes of opportunity. Keep doors to your house and garage shut and locked.

  • Help build a safer community. Know your neighbors, keep active outdoors, and participate in community gatherings. Those looking to commit crimes of opportunity typically do not want witnesses.

  • Do NOT confront someone who is committing a crime. They often are armed, young, and impulsive. Call 911. “Property is not worth a life.”

 
For locations of recent crimes in Minneapolis, please see an interactive map at: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/resident-services/public-safety/police-public-safety/crime-maps-dashboards/crime-locations-map/. 

Edina is developing a crime mapping tool after installing a new records management system in February, Here is the link to current crime reporting for Edina (not in map format): https://www.edinamn.gov/326/Crime-Reports-Map.

Morningside Neighborhood Meeting on Crime Prevention

Morningside Neighborhood Meeting on Crime Prevention

All are invited to meet with and hear from Edina Police Department (EPD) Community Engagement Officer Emily Jepson. This Friday, May 19, 5:30 to 6:30 PM, in the Weber Park Warming House. Hosted by the Morningside Neighborhood Association

Officer Jepson will discuss: 

Current crime trends in Morningside;Current crime trends in neighboring communities;Crime prevention strategies, particularly EPD proactive patrol initiatives.

Officer Jepson would like to hear from the neighborhood about what a safe community means to us.

What: Morningside Neighborhood Meeting with Officer Emily Jepson, Community Engagement Officer, Edina Police Department

When: Friday, May 19, from 5:30 - 6:30 PM

Where: Weber Park Warming House

Who:      All are welcome!