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Our beautiful parks, recreation centers and amenities are carefully enhanced and maintained through the concerted efforts of MPRB staff and community volunteers. Maintenance and environmentally-proactive efforts encompass trees, lakes, gardens, buildings, equipment, pathways, trails, parkways, public safety and much more.
Trees & the Urban Forest Trees in our parks and along city boulevards are assets to our urban forest and are what make Minneapolis a Tree City. The MPRB Forestry Section Division oversees care for these trees with the help of City residents who are relied upon to water new trees. Learn more about park and boulevard tree care; the process required for tree plantings and removal; how you can help maintain trees; and threats to our urban forest.
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Lakes & Water Resources Minneapolis parks are enhanced by many lakes, streams and wetlands. The MPRB is dedicated to preserving these priceless natural resources through control of invasive aquatic plants, participation in cooperative watershed efforts; management of a variety of water quality programs; and community education.
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Gardens & Natural Areas The Minneapolis park system showcases a variety of gardens and natural areas for visitors to enjoy. In addition to MPRB Naturalists and Operations crews, these areas are maintained with the help of volunteers who contribute their passion for gardening or zeal for eradicating our parks of invasive plants.
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Grounds & Facilities Maintenance A well-maintained park system increases the ability of our visitors to relax and enjoy their time at our parks and recreation centers. The MPRB oversees a comprehensive program of maintenance, from lawn mowing and snow removal to pest management and cleaning wading pools, to ensure a well-functioning, aesthetically-pleasing and safe experience for our visitors.
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Public Safety
Your safety is our concern. Our Park Police patrol on foot, on bicycles and motorcycles and in vehicles with your safety their primary goal. They focus their efforts on the prevention of crime, accidents on park property, and non-law enforcement assistance to park visitors in need.
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