Hosted by District 6 Area Parents & the Kingfield & Armatage Neighborhood Associations
Please join us for an important conversation with candidates running to represent District 6 and the District At-large on the Minneapolis School Board.
Free child care is available. Please contact us to reserve child care: Contact: Mike Wedl at or Jeanne Massey at
This is the 1st Planning Meeting for KEB 2017 !
Kingfield Empty Bowls 2017 will be here before we know it, and we are looking for volunteers to help create another wonderful experience. Please let us know if you would like to be part of the team that helps host an event that celebrates our community and supports residents and programming at Nicollet Square, a project of Beacon Interfaith Housing Collaborative that provides a safe, affordable, and supportive Kingfield housing option for youth who have experienced long-term homelessness or have been in the foster care system. [Read more…]
Meet Our New 5th Precinct Inspector Kathy Waite & See Kingfield 3rd Quarter Crime Stats from CCP Safe Office Jennifer Waisanen
There has been a lot of chatter on the various neighborhood social media sites about local crimes, perceived or real crime increases, working together to combat crime, etc. Come get the info first hand at the KFNA Board meeting this Wednesday and let’s decide how to approach this together.
If you have questions or cannot attend the meeting but want to be kept informed of next steps contact to be added to Kingfield’s Crime and Safety list, or to find out who your block leader is, or to find out how to be trained as a block leader for your street!
This doorknocking date will be led by Luz Francisco, City Specialist with Election and Voter Services, and will focus on the area of East 38th Street on Thursday October 13, 5-7 PM and will be conducted in both Spanish and English.
Does door knocking help? Â Yes! Â In a recent 2-hour doorknock date coordinated by KFNA and the City of Minneapolis Election and Voter Services Department we knocked 250 doors, completed 2 Voter Registrations and 7 Pledge Cards, and recruited 4 Election Judges!
How do I sign up to door knock on this date? Â You can directly contact Luz, who will give you information on where the group will gather:Â Â OR you can sign up at the Kingfield Farmers’ Market this Sunday October 9 at the KFNA Table! Â there will be a clipboard to enter your contact info on and we will contact you and let you know the details and gathering place for the 13th.
at the KFNA Table in the Market!
Senate District 62 covers the heart of South Minneapolis. DFL values are progressive– they care about our community and we take action to effect change that benefits everyone. Volunteers will be available at the KFNA table at the market for voter questions and registration. (www.facebook.com/SD62DFL/)
PLUS at the table you can sign-up to doorknock people to directly register ALL neighbors to vote, as well as recruit Election Judges! In a recent 2-hour doorknock date coordinated by KFNA and the City of Minneapolis Election and Voter Services Department we knocked 250 doors, completed 2 Voter Registrations and 7 Pledge Cards, and recruited 4 Election Judges! The next doorknocking date will be led by Luz Francisco, City Specialist with Election and Voter Services, and will focus on the area of East 38th Street on Thursday October 13, 5-7 PM and will be conducted in both Spanish and English.
Can’t attend the market but want to do your part to increase voter turnout by doorknocking? Have other questions? ContactÂ