Coronavirus Information

Planning

In addition to reviewing national and state guidance, City Manager Scott Neal and his leadership team meet regularly with officials from the Minnesota Department of Health, Hennepin County Emergency Management, Bloomington Public Health and each other to discuss the City’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and next steps.

Snapshot of COVID-19 dashboard that links to current data

Local COVID-19 Dashboard

View COVID-19 cases in Edina.

Masks Required 

In Minnesota, people are required to wear masks in all public indoor spaces and indoor businesses, unless they are alone. Additionally, workers are required to wear a face covering when working outdoors in situations where social distancing cannot be maintained. They must cover the nose and mouth. Exemptions include children under 5 and those with medical conditions that make it difficult to breathe. View the State of Minnesota’s Frequently Asked Questions online or download them (PDF) for more information on the Governor’s Order requiring face coverings.

What’s Closed

  • Edina City Hall, 4801 W. 50th St. 
  • Public Works & Park Maintenance Facility, 7450 Metro Blvd.
  • Edina Art Center, 4701 W. 64th St.

  1. Board of Appeal & Equalization to Meet April 21

    The City of Edina’s Board of Appeal & Equalization will meet virtually 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 21. Read on...

  2. Edina City Council to Meet Tuesday, April 20

    The Edina City Council will hold an electronic work session and meeting Tuesday, April 20. Read on...

  3. Planning Commission to Hold Electronic Meeting April 14

    The Edina Planning Commission will hold an electronic meeting next week. Read on...
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Fact Sheets

  1. Clean Hands Across Edina (PDF)
  2. COVID-19 Public Safety Fact Sheet (PDF)
  3. Food Delivery Services Fee Cap (PDF)
  4. Hmong: Quov Tseeb Txog COVID-19 (PDF)
  5. Somali: Xaashida Xaqiiqda Corona fayraska Cusub ee (PDF)
  6. Spanish: Hoja Informativa de COVID-19 (PDF)
  7. Vaccine Connector Flier (PDF)

Official Actions

  1. Local Emergency Order 2020-03 (Citywide Masking) (PDF)
  2. Mayor Emergency Regulation No. 2020-02 (Citywide Masking) (PDF)
  3. Resolution To Extend Local Emergency for Coronavirus (PDF)
  4. Proclamation of Local Emergency for Coronavirus (PDF)
  5. Local Emergency Order 2021-01 (Imposing Cap on Delivery Fees) (PDF)