The DMNA recently established a Civic Engagement Committee. The committee is responsible for helping … More about Civic Engagement about Civic Engagement Committee
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The Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association represents people who live, work, or own property in the Downtown East and Downtown West neighborhoods.
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Three stadiums, river walks, world-class theaters, live music venues, hotels, shopping, and dining options – you’ll never run out of things to do in Downtown Minneapolis.
The DMNA recently established a Civic Engagement Committee. The committee is responsible for helping … More about Civic Engagement about Civic Engagement Committee
The DMNA Land Use Committee works to promote a safe, active, and welcoming public realm; a stable, … More about the Land Use Committee about Land Use Committee
Purpose The purpose of the Public Safety Task Force is to facilitate active participation by the … More about the Public Safety Task Force about Public Safety Task Force
The Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association (DMNA) is proud to announce the launch of its newly refreshed website. After several months in development, the DMNA unveiled the new website, at www.thedmna.org, earlier this week. The new site has a more modern look and feel, improved navigation that is more intuitive, and it's mobile and tablet … [Read More] about Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association launches newly refreshed website
Downtown business leaders step up to support the downtown experience, with Target and its $1 million contribution leading the way! The mpls downtown council announced today the mpls downtown small business grant program to support small and independently-owned businesses. This program will serve to support businesses who are central to the downtown … [Read More] about Minneapolis Downtown Council Announces Small Business Grant Program
The City Council’s “Transforming Community Safety” survey is now available. This is the survey the council is using to collect residents’ views on the future of public safety in Minneapolis. The survey must be completed by November 20th for your views to be included in the first phase of survey results (which establishes the initial themes that shape later … [Read More] about Please respond to the City’s Transforming Community Safety Survey