Focus groups, pop ups, and other catchy communication tools have become the standard for inclusive engagement, but what happens when a global pandemic keeps everyone at home? The challenges of… [ Read More about Moorhead Project Proceeds Despite Pandemic ]
The concept of the “Artery,” in Hopkins, Minnesota, as a potential gateway connection between Excelsior Boulevard and the Historic Downtown Mainstreet began with the Hopkins Planning and Economic Development Department… [ Read More about Hopkins’ Featured in Industry Magazine ]
Up until 2019 the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) of the Dakota people gathered in multiple locations with a growing need for a single facility to teach their youth, attend… [ Read More about SMSC Preserves History with a Gathering Place ]
We did it, Southern Minnesota. We endured another winter. Temperatures are getting warmer, birds are starting to sing again, and the sun stays out long enough for us to actually… [ Read More about Spring Cleaning: What To Expect ]
Many of us have found ourselves at the end of an extensive parking study process. There were meetings upon meetings. Parking inventories were completed, and several options sifted through. At… [ Read More about The Parking Study is Done…Now What? ]
High levels of salt in the environment can cause safety concerns in many different areas, from the health of aquatic life and community residents to the functionality of infrastructure. Salt… [ Read More about Reducing Chlorides in the Morris Community ]
The Northern Cass Pass Trails Project is being recognized as the North Dakota Parks & Recreation’s Recreational Trails Program (RTP) Project of the Month. The RTP is an 80/20 grant… [ Read More about Northern Cass Pass Featured with Parks & Rec ]
