Events
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04/30/2026 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm |
Red Rock Corridor Commission Meeting - April 30, 2026
St Paul Park City Hall, St Paul Park MN |
News
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The Washington County Board of Commissioners approved plans for the Red Rock Corridor Station Area.
The Washington County Board of Commissioners approved plans for the Red Rock Corridor Station Area. See full article here: http://kstp.com/article/stories/s2457828.shtml The Red Rock Area is a 30-mile transportation corridor that begins in Hastings and continues through downtown St. Paul and downtown Minneapolis. Studies began in October 2009 to look at the anticipated growth of the corridor
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Red Rock Gaining Ground
“The Red Rock transit corridor to link Minneapolis and Hastings is being viewed as a foundation for large-scale redevelopment in the river town of Newport. Communities nationwide are doing likewise.” Read the article at www.startribune.com
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Community and Business Leaders talk about the importance of Red Rock Transit for the Twin Cities Region
A new video has been released featuring local residents and community leaders who describe in their own words why Red Rock is a key component to a comprehensive transit system in the Twin Cities. “When we talk to members, employers of all sizes, they tell us having a multi-modal transportation system is one of the
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Transit trains-formation
By 2020 cities along the Red Rock Corridor could look much different than they do today. By the end of this decade, the whole concept of commuting between downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul and cities to the southeast as far as Red Wing could be radically changed. And major economic development could be going along
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Red Rock Corridor Station Area Planning Report Released for Public Review
The Red Rock Corridor Commission released the Station Area Planning Report for public review during their June 30, 2011 meeting. The Report chronicles the results of an 18-month study that included extensive public participation and community outreach process to plan for the areas around proposed Red Rock Corridor station stops in St. Paul on Lower
