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Learn MoreKari’s Law sets new 911 dialing requirements for multi-line telephone systems, used by many Minnesota cities.
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Elected Leaders Institute: Foundational Program
Announcing a Conference for Minnesota’s Newly Elected City Officials!
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League Adopts 2020 City Legislative Policies and Priorities
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Kari's Law
Federal 911 Law to Take Effect in February
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Learn About the FMCSA CDL Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse
Find out more about a new tool to help your city identify drivers who are prohibited from operating a commercial motor vehicle based on U.S. Department of Transportation drug and alcohol program violations during a free webinar on December 16.
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Learn About the FMCSA CDL Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse
Find out more about a new tool to help your city identify drivers who are prohibited from operating a commercial motor vehicle based on U.S. Department of Transportation drug and alcohol program violations during a free webinar on December 16.
