Purpose The DMNA Safety and Security Committee (“Committee”) serves in an advisory role to the DMNA … More about Safety and Security about Safety and Security Committee
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Land Use Committee
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News
Metro Transit Presents H Line Update at April Board Meeting
At the April 27 DMNA Board of Directors meeting, staff from Metro Transit provided an update and presentation on the METRO H Line, a planned arterial bus rapid transit (BRT) corridor that will serve the Como and Maryland Avenue corridor between downtown Minneapolis and Sun Ray Transit Center in St. Paul. The presentation offered an overview of the project’s … [Read More] about Metro Transit Presents H Line Update at April Board Meeting
Art at the Bridgewater announces new exhibit: Opening reception on April 30
Tell Us What You Think: Indoor Playground for Downtown Minneapolis?
Families are a vital part of Downtown Minneapolis, and the City of Minneapolis wants to hear from you! As more people live, work, and play in our downtown community, having quality, accessible family-friendly spaces becomes increasingly important. The City of Minneapolis is exploring the potential for a new indoor playground and multi-use family play … [Read More] about Tell Us What You Think: Indoor Playground for Downtown Minneapolis?