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CIDNA: Cedar-Isles-Dean Neighborhood Association
The Cedar-Isles-Dean Neighborhood Association (CIDNA) is a neighborhood organization organized exclusively for the specific purpose of promoting cooperation among its members; ensuring its members a voice in civic affairs affecting the community; developing a sense of individual involvement in the community; maintaining and improving the physical, social and cultural environment of the neighborhood; acting as a contact between the neighborhood and other agencies; reviewing, studying and making recommendations regarding issues of concern affecting the neighborhood and area.
Southwest Transitway - LRT Go to the Current Issues page for more information on LRT and stay informed about all of the news. Park Siding Park Reconstruction Go to the Current Issues page for all the details.
The Midtown Corridor Alternatives Analysis will determine the benefits, costs and impacts of implementing a transitway along either the Midtown Greenway or Lake Street in south Minneapolis. More information is available on the Current Issues page.
The Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board has funding designated for bicycle and pedestrian trail improvements along Dean Parkway and the west side of Cedar Lake. Go to the Current Issues page for all the news.
More information can be found on the Current Issues page. Click on the link below to read to read the project report (PDF file): Sunset Blvd Improvement Project Report Volunteer Opportunities Get involved in your community! A variety of volunteer opportunities are available.
watering and weeding throughout the summer. Contact info@cidna.org for more information.
neighbors. Learn more at the Committees page.
Click below to review the complete list of CIDNA's e-communications. View Archives The Cedar-Isles-Dean Neighborhood Association (CIDNA) invites and encourages participation by every resident to each program, service and event organized by CIDNA. Should you require an accommodation in order for you to fully participate, or if you require this document in a different format, please let us know by contacting us at (612) 821-0131 or info@cidna.org at least five days before our event. Disclaimer: Although CIDNA attempts to provide correct information on this website, the organization and its volunteers do not warrant the accuracy or timeline of information contained herein. |