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In this edition
- "Commuting in a Hybrid World" Webinar
- Transportation Summit Recording and Recap
- Metro Transit Updates
- Winter Resources
- Other Happenings
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New Webinar This Wednesday
Commuting in the Hybrid World:
Travel Tips for a Flexible Schedule
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Downtown hybrid workers are going to the office 2-4 days a week, and often for just part of the day. New transportation options and tools are available for part-time commuting.
Minneapolis transit, carpooling, and contract parking services, which were built to serve the 9-5, Monday through Friday model, have adjusted their operations for today's workforce.
This webinar examines the changes, challenges, and advantages of serving hybrid commuters.
Learn how hybrid commutes can benefit health and wellness, ease and efficiency, and the bottom line. The end results are cost-savings, fewer vehicle miles traveled (VMT), less traffic congestion, and lower emissions.
Join us this Wednesday, December 13, Noon – 1 p.m. for this free webinar
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Hear from our panel of commuting experts:
Moderated by:
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John Barobs - Move Minneapolis, Outreach Manager
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Transportation Summit
Recording and Recap
The 2023 Move Minneapolis Transportation Summit was curated to equip attendees new to the transportation conversation with a toolkit of new frameworks to analyze their own transportation decisions.
Intentionally, this event explored streets as public space beyond a specific infrastructure project’s scope or budget.
Our goal was to create a blank canvas and equip attendees with the tools to lean into vulnerable questions about the public realm before they are faced with the question affecting their own back yard.
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Metro Transit Route Changes and Enhanced Fare Enforcement
Go Into Effect
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Get Around Sustainably All Winter Long!
Move Minneapolis has curated helpful resources to keep you safe and sustainable during your winter trips around town.
Check out our Winter Resources page for links to tips and tricks for winter transit, biking, and walking, including:
- The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Trail Plowing Status Map
- Metro Transit rider tips
- How to dress for winter biking
- And more!
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The State of Our Parks - Minneapolis Parks Foundation
Join the Minneapolis Parks Foundation for the next event in the Next Generation of Parks series spotlighting Superintendent Al Bangoura. Through the series global design innovators and thought-leaders showcase the most exciting new parks destinations, opportunities, and research and delve into important issues of place affecting the Twin Cities community today.
Register Through Eventbrite
When: Thursday, December 14 · 7:00 pm CDT
Where: Mill City Museum, 704 S 2nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55401
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Metropolitan Council Governance Task Force Engagement
The Metropolitan Council is currently facing a restructuring at the behest of the state Legislature, where officials are considering ditching the governor-appointees model and adopting another option, such as an elected board or a council of governments. To determine the appropriate approach, the Metropolitan Governance Task Force will be hosting a number of public hearings across the Twin Cities to gather citizen input on the Met Council’s organization.
RSVP and sign up to provide public comment
- Thursday, December 14, 12:00 pm CDT
Lake Elmo City Center, 3800 Laverne Ave. N., Lake Elmo
- Friday, January 5, 12:00 pm CDT
University of Minnesota, 2001 Plymouth Ave. N., Minneapolis
- Tuesday, January 9, 6:00 pm
Scott County Government Center, 2400 Fourth Ave. W., Shakopee
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BikeMN 15 Year Anniversary Party & Bike/Walk Awards Announcements
Nominate a community, organization or individual for the Minnesota Bike/Walk Awards and then celebrate them and 15 years of the Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota!
Nominate for FREE, Registration Required to attend the party! Food, Drinks, Prizes and MORE!
When: Friday, January 19th 4:00 - 7:00 pm CDT
Where: Utepils Brewing Address: 225 Thomas Ave N #700, Minneapolis, MN 55405
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Seasons Greetings and Happy Trails
from all of us at Move Minneapolis!
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Move Minneapolis is a 501c4 nonprofit that promotes sustainable transportation.
Support is provided by a federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) grant in partnership with the United States Department of Transportation, the Metropolitan Council, the City of Minneapolis, MnDOT, Hennepin County, and the downtown community.
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