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Want to discuss Blue Line with Staff?

Staff from the METRO Blue Line Extension Office and the City of Brooklyn Park are working to provide regular opportunities for community engagement!

Take a few minutes to share your thoughts about the Blue Line Extension (BLE) Light Rail project.

DREAM Blue Line Extension Survey

Cultural Placekeeping Design Group 

Cultural placekeeping for the Blue Line Extension means working with the community to ensure the project reflects and celebrates the diverse cultures of the communities it will serve. 

The project is looking for people with a connection to one or more cultures and communities along the Blue Line Extension to co-design visual elements of the project such as architectural styling, streetscapes, lighting, decorative infrastructure, landscaping, and other design elements near future stations. 

These cultural placekeeping design groups will be organized by city. Participants should expect to attend monthly meetings over six months starting in early spring 2025. 

Advisory Committees

The METRO Blue Line Extension has two advisory committees with membership from Brooklyn Park. One committee is for business members, and one is for community members. The purpose of these committees is to serve as a voice for the community and to provide guidance to the BLRT Corridor Management Committee (CMC) on community issues during the engineering and environmental phases of Blue Line project development. 

Business Advisory Committee 

The METRO Blue Line Extension (BLRT) Business Advisory Committee (BAC) is established to provide guidance to the BLRT Corridor Management Committee (CMC) on community issues during the project development phases of BLRT.  

Visit Business Advisory Committee Webpage for more information> 

Community Advisory Committee 

The METRO Blue Line Extension (BLRT) Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is established to provide guidance to the BLRT Corridor Management Committee (CMC) on community issues during the project development phases of BLRT. 

Visit Community Advisory Committee Webpage for more information> 

Bottineau Community Works 

The Bottineau Community Works program, a partnership between Hennepin County and cities in the Bottineau corridor (Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Minneapolis, and Robbinsdale) was formed to identify and pursue community and economic development opportunities while making policy and infrastructure improvements that benefit our communities today, in preparation of the light rail, and our community’s future. 

Visit Hennepin County’s Bottineau Community Works website >