Marion Greene, District 3

Hennepin County

• Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee, member
• Community Action Partnership of Hennepin County (CAP­HC) Board, member
• Hennepin County Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HCHRA), member
• Hennepin County Regional Railroad Authority (HCRRA), chair
• Hennepin Health, member
• Health Insurance, Benefits and Employee Wellness Advisory Board (HIBEWAB), member
• Joint Committee on Community Corrections (Bench/Board), member
• Public Works Committee, vice-chair

Other positions

• Association of Minnesota Counties (AMC) voting delegate
• AMC Board, member
• AMC Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, member
• AMC District X, member
• Counties Transit Improvement Board Depository Agreement, member
• Elections canvassing board, member
• Hennepin Healthcare System (HHS) Board, member
• Lake Street ­Greenway Partnership (LSGP), member
• Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board, member
• Municipal Building Commission (MBC), member
• Neighborhood Revitalization Project – Minneapolis (NRP), member
• No Wrong Door Advisory Committee, liaison
• Public Art and Community Engagement Southwest (PLACES), member

Commissioner Marion Greene represents Hennepin County’s Third District. District 3 includes much of Downtown Minneapolis, Southwest Minneapolis, and the entirety of the city of St. Louis Park. Marion was elected for her third term in 2022.

A former State Representative, Marion Greene was chief author of legislation to fully fund all-day kindergarten in Minnesota, and co-author of legislation to establish the Minnesota Health Exchange, now MNSure.

Marion leads on innovative local policies at Hennepin County that have immediate impact on the community, including funding for permanent staff to pursue and prevent sex trafficking of young people and to provide services to victims, a fund for county residents who are facing removal proceedings to access legal aid, and phase-out of Hennepin County carbon-emitting fleet vehicles to be replaced with electric vehicles. Looking to the future, Marion is focused on the Met Council’s successful completion of Southwest Light Rail, financial inclusion, justice reform, and continuing the shift towards being a carbon-neutral county.

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This district serves the city of St. Louis Park, and parts of downtown and southwest Minneapolis.

The district is both urban and suburban and includes a vibrant mix of residential and commercial neighborhoods, including the Minneapolis neighborhoods of:

• Bryn Mawr
• Cedar Isles Dean
• Downtown East and Downtown West
• East Bde Maka Ska
• East Harriet
• East Isles
• Elliot Park
• Fulton
• The Diamond Lake portion of Hale Page Diamond Lake
• Kenny
• Kenwood
• Kingfield
• Linden Hills
• Loring Park
• Lowry Hill
• Lowry Hill East
• Lyndale
• Lynnhurst
• The Page portion of Hale Page Diamond Lake
• South Uptown
• Stevens Square-Loring Heights
• Tangletown
• West Maka Ska
• Whittier
• Windom

The district is connected through a system of parks, trails and water bodies with ample opportunities for recreation, family and community gatherings. It is also home to several key arts institutions, including the Walker Art Center and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

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