MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A proposed 2026 budget for the City of Minneapolis would end "double-time" overtime pay for the city's police in an effort to trim expenses, and keep property taxes lowered, going forward.

A livestream of Mayor Frey’s budget address can be seen in the player above at 11 a.m.

Minneapolis 2026 budget

What we know:

Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) officers can currently receive double-time pay for extended shifts, such as working at bar close.

Last year, MPD spent a record $28 million on overtime — $12 million over its allotted budget at the time.

As part of his proposal, Frey highlights cuts the city has previously made to bring down its property tax levy – including eliminating vacant positions, programs and cost-saving initiatives, while also promoting

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