Neighborhoods 2020 is an opportunity to further develop and improve upon the City of Minneapolis’ neighborhood based engagement structure. Neighborhood organizations are by the people, for the people. Join the Neighborhoods 2020 mailing list! This does not enroll you in our general update emails. Latest NewsMore NewsWork GroupsThe Neighborhoods 2020 process will develop a robust and creative community-based engagement framework that will allow the City to marshal the resources, energy and creativity of all of its residents for a better future. Documents Produced by Work Groups |  |
Upcoming MeetingsThe Neighborhoods 2020 work groups are finalizing their draft recommendations for neighborhood funding, governance and City community engagement policy. Come learn about the progress we’ve made and give your feedback to our Neighborhoods 2020 work group members. - Friday, Dec. 7, 2018
11:30 – 1:30 p.m.
Harrison Education Center, Multipurpose Room
501 Irving Ave. N., Minneapolis, MN 55405 - Governance Work Group Meeting
Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Crown Roller Mill building
105 5th Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55401 - Program Guidelines Work Group Meeting
Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2018
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Crown Roller Mill building
105 5th Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55401 - Engagement Policy Work Group
Thursday, Dec. 13, 2018
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Crown Roller Mill building
105 5th Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55401
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Agendas & NotesFind agendas and notes for each work group posted in the three subsections below. | Program Guidelines, Funding & Implementation | | Governance Advisory Structure for Engagement | | Citywide Community Engagement Policy |
Meeting Reference MaterialsReference materials that are specific to one work group are posted in the three subsections below. | Program Guidelines, Funding & Implementation | | Governance Advisory Structure for Engagement | | Citywide Community Engagement Policy |
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What Work Groups DoThe Neighborhoods 2020 work groups will play a vital role in shaping the future of neighborhood programming and funding, governance and engagement policies. The work groups will take a city-wide, holistic approach, while producing recommendations for the Minneapolis City Council. These recommendations will help the City to create a robust community engagement framework that is reflective of the city's population diversity and demographics. Neighborhoods 2020 work teams' recommendations for the Minneapolis City Council will envision the next phase of Minneapolis’ neighborhood programming, which should reflect changes in the city’s population diversity and demographics. The work teams should also look at advisory board structure and city-wide engagement policy. From July to September, groups will develop policy, and from September through November, they will solicit public comment on their drafts. The work team includes the following three work groups: - Program Guidelines, Funding and Implementation (16 voting members)
- Governance Advisory Structure for Neighborhood and Community Engagement (17 voting members)
- Citywide Community Engagement Policy (16 voting members)
Meeting times will be set according to the availability of work team members. The time commitment is estimated as 6 hours per month. MembersProgram Guidelines, Funding and Implementation Work Group
- Kari Louwagie, NCEC Representative
- Marcus Mills, NCEC Representative
- Marcea Mariani, NRP Policy Board
- Tony Sterle, Mayoral Appointment
- Cacje Henderson, City Council Appointment
- Sara Gangelhoff, City Council Appointment
- Beryl Ann Burton, Fowell
- Brandon Burbach, Webber-Camden
- Becky McIntosh, Windom
- Becky Timm, Nokomis East/Victory
- Sarah Linnes-Robinson, Kenny/Kingfield
- Claire Bergren, Powderhorn Park
- Kathleen Cole, Waite Park
- Sunny Chanthanouvong, Harrison
- Long X. Yang, Hawthorne
- Nate Streeter, Folwell
Governance Advisory Structure for Neighborhood and Community Engagement - Open, Cultural Community Representative
- Nick Cichowicz, NCEC Representative
- Jeff Strand, NCEC Representative
- Council Member Reich, NRP Policy Board
- School Board Member Samuels, NRP Policy Board
- Erin Hart, Mayoral Appointment
- Pending, City Council Appointment
- Pending, City Council Appointment
- Alexis Pennie, Jordan
- Janet Court, Powderhorn Park
- Kelley Skumautz, McKinley/Camden
- Nikki Lindberg, Armatage
- P. Victor Grambsch, Nicollet Island/East Bank
- Saralyn Romanishan, Lowry Hill East
- Shauna Dee, Stevens Square
- Erika Dani, Victory
- Stearline Rucker, Field-Regina-Northrop
Citywide Community Engagement Policy Work Group - Peter Eichten, NCEC Representative
- Denis Houle, NCEC Representative
- David Boyd, NRP Policy Board
- Melvin Hamilton, Mayoral Appointment
- Pending, City Council Appointment
- Pending, City Council Appointment
- Carin Peterson, Sheridan
- Cathy Spann, Jordan
- Khadra Fiqi, Cedar-Riverside
- Aryca Myers, Bryant/Lyndale
- Caitlin Ross, Standish-Ericsson
- Danielle Tietjen, Folwell
- Gary Simpson, Loring Park
- Vanessa Haight, Elliot Park/Minnehaha
- EG Nelson, Bancroft
- Lolita Carter, Near North
Selection Process & ApplicationThe application is still open for one seat on the governance committee for a cultural community representative. ApplicationYou can submit your application via email to [email protected] or by postal mail or in person to 105 5th Ave. S. Suite 425, Minneapolis, MN 55401. Neighborhoods 2020 work groups have the following structure: - 2 City Council representatives on each work group, appointed by Council President Bender.
- 1 mayoral representative, appointed by Mayor Frey.
- 2 Neighborhood and Community Engagement Commission representatives and (1-2)* Neighborhood Revitalization Program Policy Board representatives, selected by each body at their May 2018 board meetings.
- 3 cultural community representatives, 5 neighborhood representatives, and 2 representatives on equity and undoing racism recruited through an open application process and chosen by a committee of the Chair of the Public Health, Environment, Civil Rights and Engagement Committee, 2 NCEC members and 2 NCR staff.**
*The work group on Governance Advisory Structure for Neighborhood and Community Engagement will be comprised of 2 Neighborhood Revitalization Program Policy Board representatives. **City staff will serve as non-voting subject matter experts. ContactIf you have questions, please contact the Neighborhood and Community Relations Department at 612-673-3737 or email to [email protected] | 
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