The format is casual, so drop in for as much time as you have free. Bring your own machine if you are a sewer, or just show up and help iron, cut, and pin. All levels of participation are welcomed! Stay in touch with the group via Facebook
Do you need a reusable shopping bag? Come to an event and we will help you make one!Â
The KFNA Board meets the 2nd Wednesday each month. Each meeting begins with a Community Forum which is your chance to bring your burning question, idea, or suggestion to your volunteer Board of Directors.
The City of Minneapolis Public Works will perform street improvements on 1st Avenue South this summer. These improvements will focus on the removal and replacement of the asphalt pavement, and may include curb repair in areas where needed.
Property owners along 1st Avenue South will receive an assessment, which will pay for a portion of the project. This assessment is based on the uniform assessment rate, in which a standard rate is applied to all properties not only along 1st Avenue South, but to all the properties on streets being resurfaced in 2020.
A neighborhood meeting will take place on
Wednesday, February 12th, 6:30 PM
Central Gym Rec Center,
3400 4th Avenue South, Minneapolis
and a public hearing is scheduled for
Tuesday, February 18th, 10:00 AM
Minneapolis City Council chambers
If you have any questions about this project, contact
Larry Matsumoto, Minneapolis Principal Professional Engineer
612-919-1148 or
The Comprehensive District Design (CDD) examines how Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) educates students, how they are placed in and transported to our schools, and how this work is funded.
After introducing a proposed Comprehensive District Design in April 2019, MPS reviewed significant feedback and has now refocused the plan on systemic change and breaking the cycle of disparate achievement outcomes based on race and economics.
Light refreshments, school-aged childcare and interpretation will be available.
If accommodations are needed, contact
Sharifa Urey
612.668.0128
Besides attending the meeting to learn more you can comment online here
Other Listening Sessions are scheduled in other parts of the City. If you can’t attend the meeting on Feb. 3
please see the other dates and meeting location here
The City of Minneapolis’ Community Connections Conference
Join community leaders and elected officials for an energizing welcome in multiple languages with inspiring performances and speakers to kick off the conference and share how we will ensure that everyone counts in 2020.
The Community Connections Conference is an annual free event that fosters connections between the residents of Minneapolis, community groups, neighborhoods and local government. The conference features important information, networking opportunities, panels, speakers, performances, free food and over 100 exhibitors spaces. There are morning and afternoon workshops offered on the 2020 Census and Elections, Opioid Response, Immigration, Human Trafficking, and more.
See the Complete Schedule.
Get a free MetroTransit Bus Pass to attend the event!