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Steffanie Musich

Former Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - District 5

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About Minneapolis City Park and Recreation Board - District 5

The Parks and Recreation Commission has the power to adopt bylaws, rules and regulations for the proper conduct of public recreation in the city.
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Term length
2022 – 2025
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Next election
November 4, 2025
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