Incumbent

Jason García

Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - District 4

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Accomplishments During This Term

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Recent Experience

Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - District 4Incumbent
2026 – 2029View Position
Candidate for Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - District 4Candidate
2025View Position

District information

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About Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - District 4

Term length: 2026 – 2029

Nearby Officials

Jacob Frey

Minneapolis City Mayor

Meg Forney

Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - At Large

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Tom Olsen

Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - At Large

Eric Harris Bernstein

Minneapolis City Estimate and Taxation Board

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AK Hassan

Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - District 3

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Alicia Smith

Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - At Large

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