Resources

The following organizations and agencies provide a wide variety of services to Marshall Terrace residents. Click the link provided for each to learn more about what is offered by each.

Social Services

• East Side Neighborhood Services: Providing social services to individuals, families, and communities in Northeast, including early childhood development, transportation, food security programs, employment readiness, and more.
• RiverVillage at Catholic Elder Care: Senior housing for ages 62+, located in Marshall Terrace.

Public Transportation

• Metro Transit: Bus service to and from Marshall Terrace is provided primarily along Grand Street or Lowry Avenue, on bus routes 11 and 32.
• Nice Ride: Bike and scooter rentals available city-wide seasonally during the spring, summer, and fall months.

Government and Voting

• Elliott Payne – Minneapolis City Council (Ward 1)
• Minneapolis Public Schools Board Members
  • Abdul Abdi – District 1 (Northeast Minneapolis)
  • Collin Beachy – At-Large
  • Sonya Emerick – At-Large
  • Kim Ellison – At-Large
• Minneapolis Park Board Members
  • Billy Menz – District 1 (Northeast Minneapolis)
  • Meg Forney – At-Large
  • Tom Olsen – At-Large
  • Alicia D. Smith – At-Large
• Sydney Jordan – Minnesota House of Representatives (District 60A)
• Kari Dziedzic – Minnesota State Senate (District 60)
• Ilhan Omar – US House of Representatives (Minnesota District 5)
• Amy Klobuchar – US Senate
• Tina Smith – US Senate
• Minnesota voter registration information
• Election Day polling place finder

Renters and Housing

• City of Minneapolis Property and Housing Resources
• HOME Line: Free and low-cost legal, organizing, education, and advocacy services for renters.

Arts Organizations

• Northeast Minneapolis Arts District: An organization dedicated to supporting and developing the artistic nature and lifestyle of artists in Northeast Minneapolis.
• Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association: A member-driven group of artists whose mission is to promote connections between individuals, businesses, and artists for community benefit. NEMAA organizes several “art crawl” events throughout the year, including the wildly popular Art-A-Whirl, held on the third weekend of May each year.