The Civic Engagement Committee of the DMNA is responsible for helping the DMNA Board of Directors … 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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The Civic Engagement Committee of the DMNA is responsible for helping the DMNA Board of Directors … More about Civic Engagement about Civic Engagement Committee
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Zachary Brunnert: Zach lives at 4th and Park Please describe your experience with nonprofit organizations and/or boards, plus list any previous experience volunteering with the DMNA. I previously served on the North Loop Neighborhood Association Board after my husband and I relocated to Minnesota in March of 2020. I served on the board until we moved to … [Read More] about DMNA Board Elections 2024: Meet the Three Candidates Seeking Your Vote
Attend the 2024 DMNA Annual Meeting for a chance to win some incredible door prizes! A big thank you to our generous local businesses and residents who donated gift cards and tickets! Donor Name Donation Marquette Hotel One night stay Minnesota Orchestra Ticket Voucher for 2 Tickets - $120 Value Guthrie Theater Ticket … [Read More] about Exciting Door Prizes Await at the DMNA 2024 Annual Meeting!
Commissioner Toddrick S. Barnette was born and raised in the Anacostia neighborhood in Southeast Washington, D.C. He attended The George Washington University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and sociology in 1988. Following graduation, Commissioner Barnette considered pursuing a graduate degree in criminal justice, but on the … [Read More] about Keynote speaker at the DMNA Annual Meeting is Community Safety Commissioner Todd Barnette