MINNEAPOLIS — Everyone should have a budget plan that balances income and spending, and keeps things fiscally sound.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey unveiled his proposed budget Wednesday for 2026, a financial roadmap that is bigger than most. The $2 billion plan is built to reflect a city Frey says is disciplined and "built to last" over the long term, with infrastructure investments that will keep Minneapolis strong for decades to come.

Frey unveiled his 2026 budget in front of the Minneapolis City Council, city leaders and community partners. Some of the highlights emphasized by the mayor include:

“Great cities aren’t accidents—they are built to last,” said Mayor Frey in a released statement. “This budget makes disciplined choices to keep Minneapolis strong for the long term. We’re prot

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