Take the Kenny Neighborhood Survey and Make Your Voice Heard
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- Published: 11 February 2022 11 February 2022
The KNA Board of Directors is committed to providing the most responsive neighborhood association possible and we want to hear from you!
Help us by completing the 2022 Kenny Neighborhood Resident Survey. Share what you like about our neighborhood, what could be improved, and how you would like us to communicate with you. We are always open to feedback and suggestions and your voice matters.
Visit bit.ly/2022kennysurvey to take the survey. Everyone who completes it will get entered into a drawing to win a $100 gift card to a local business.
If you would rather respond on a paper survey, please leave a message at (612) 392-4477 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with your name and address so we can send you a copy.
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Join the Kenny Community Engagement Meeting
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- Published: 28 January 2022 28 January 2022
Love bringing neighbors together? Join the Kenny neighborhood's first Community Engagement meeting of the year this Wednesday, February 2 at 6:00pm on Zoom!
We need more community volunteers so please bring your ideas and energy to help plan another great year of Kenny neighborhood events and activities!
Please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for the Zoom meeting link and tell your friends and neighbors to join as volunteering is always more fun with a buddy!
Get Involved in the Redistricting Process
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- Published: 21 January 2022 21 January 2022
After every census, Minneapolis updates the boundaries of its 13 wards and six park districts to reflect new population counts. The Redistricting Group, made up of 24 Minneapolis volunteers, builds the new maps with input from their communities and needs your help with the redistricting project to make sure all voices are heard.
See below for the remaining redistricting process meetings, which you can watch on the City’s website, the City’s YouTube channel, or on Comcast channels 14 or 799.
Redistricting Group mapping meeting: Wednesday, January 26 at 4:00pm
Public hearings on proposed maps (register to speak online here): Wednesday, February 9 at 7:00pm and Thursday, February 24 at 4:00pm
Fire & Ice at Kenny Park
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- Published: 13 January 2022 13 January 2022
Join us at Kenny Park for our annual Fire & Ice Family Skating party on Friday, January 21 from 6:00-7:30pm! Grab your mittens and hat for this outdoor neighborhood celebration.Recent Robberies and Home Invasions
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- Published: 09 December 2021 09 December 2021
Recently, the Minneapolis Police Department has seen an increase in robberies and specifically home invasions. Two or more suspects are following victims by car, to their home and robbing them. These suspects are reported to be armed and some victims have been physically assaulted. Here are some tips to stay safe.
Personal Safety:
- Be aware of your surroundings. Look at who and what is around you and take note of anyone following you closely, especially while driving home.
- Always keep your doors locked, even while you are home.
- Be aware of what’s happening to others around you and call 911 if you see signs that someone is being threatened or assaulted. Try to pass along any license plate information as well as vehicle and suspect descriptions so responding officers know who or what they are looking for.
- Never leave your car running while unattended and never leave a key inside a parked vehicle.
- Keep some distance between yourself and a stranger who approaches you. Staying more than arm’s length away means someone can’t grab your bag or you, as easily.
- Be alert if someone approaches you to ask a question or directions. This may be a trick to get close to you.
- Don’t give your cell phone to anyone who approaches asking if they can use it to make a call. This is a commonly used to get control of the phone by a thief who promptly runs off with it.
- Don’t carry more documents, credit cards or valuables with you than what you need. The loss of a social security card, birth certificate or passport can create more identity theft complications later.
- Consider the usefulness of self-defense tools or weapons carefully before purchasing. To be effective, the tool or weapon must be at hand at the moment needed (not in a bag, under the car seat or in the glove compartment) and you have to know how to use it properly. Seek reputable advice and be prepared to practice.