In recent months, Falcon Heights has taken significant steps to enhance community safety and inclusivity. The City Council has approved measures aimed at limiting federal immigration enforcement on city property and has joined a coalition advocating for stable communities.
Limiting Federal Immigration Enforcement
On February 11, 2026, the Falcon Heights City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 26-01, which amends the city code to regulate the use of municipal resources for federal immigration enforcement. This ordinance prohibits the use of city property and resources to support federal immigration enforcement unless authorized by a judicial warrant, subpoena, or similar lawful authorization. The decision underscores the city’s commitment to serving all community members with dignity and respect, regardless of immigration status. Learn more about the ordinance here.
Joining the Cities for Safe and Stable Communities Coalition
In addition to the ordinance, Falcon Heights has joined the Cities for Safe and Stable Communities Coalition, a nonpartisan group of 21 Minnesota municipalities. The coalition advocates for coordination grounded in the rule of law, due process, and respect for local governance. By joining this coalition, Falcon Heights aims to stabilize the local economy and restore public trust following federal operations that have impacted the community. Read more about the coalition’s efforts.
These initiatives reflect Falcon Heights’ dedication to fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all residents, emphasizing the city’s proactive approach to addressing community concerns and promoting social equity.