Kingfield Neighborhood Association

Kingfield has GREAT voter turn out–so let’s help Ward 5 increase their turn out too!

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Help the League of Women Voters Send Voting Reminder Postcards

Action: Help send 2400 informational postcards to registered voters in Ward 5’s zip code 55411. We are focusing on this area because of lower-than-average voter turnout.

You can help by addressing postcards, adding a short personal note, stamping and mailing. We will provide a mailing list and the postcards. If you would like a stack of postcards (minimum 25) and addresses, sign up via Sign Up Genius: Click here for Postcards. The postcards should be mailed to voters by October 26. If you are interested in this activity, but don’t wish to donate the stamps ($10 for 25 postcard stamps), please let us know. Email Judy Zaunbrecher at  with questions.  Judy will email you with additional instructions once you sign up.

Kingfield Annual Polling Party!

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Tuesday November 2, ALL DAY! at MLK Park

To volunteer to greet neighbors or bring firewood or cookies, Sign up here!

Kingfield Neighborhood has a great voting tradition, and KFNA hosts an all-day, outdoor polling party at MLK Park to greet ALL neighbors and thank them for voting with hot coffee and tasty treats! All of Kingfield…and only Kingfield…votes at MLK Park so you are sure to bump elbows with many neighbors, old and new! Sign up to be part of the fun!

Watch the District 6 Park Board Candidate Forum!

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In case you missed the District 6 Park Board Candidate Forum organized by a dozen SW neighborhoods (including the Kingfield and Lyndale Neighborhood Associations held on Tuesday 9/28)…here is the link!

AND, an unsolicited letter of “thanks” sent to KFNA today!

“Many thanks, to KFNA for sponsorship of this evening’s Forum.  I have not paid much attention to Park Board issues in the past. I could never cover all the bases and, as is true for so many others, had to be selective about what I could manage on my list of priorities.

I’m so glad I tuned in this evening.  At the very least, I wanted to be able to identify names with faces, and have some sense of where every candidate was coming from and envisioning.  I’m educated and feeling grounded.  I needed both before casting my vote on November 2nd.”

— a thankful Kingfield neighbor

Tonight 9/28/21: District 6 Park Board Forum

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Tuesday September 28, 7-8:30 PM

Mt Olivet Church, 50th & Knox

Online & In Person Option (register for both–you will be sent a link!)

Volunteers from Kingfield have been partnering with other SW neighborhoods to co-host a Non-partisan District 6 Park Board Candidate Forum moderated by the League of Women Voters.

Registration link: bit.ly/mprbdist6

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/527133631710654

Questions? Want to get involved in GOTV? Contact Sarah at .