Jon Solberg is #teamMnDOT's new Assistant Commissioner of the Sustainability, Planning, and Program Management (SPPM) Division! In this role, he will lead the SPPM Division in important Statewide initiatives like reducing the transportation system’s impact on climate and advancing an equitable transportation system Solberg, a 16-year MnDOT employee, previously worked in planning, program management, program delivery, and environmental stewardship. He starts his new role on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Government Administration
Saint Paul, Minnesota 19,537 followers
Keeping Minnesota moving.
About us
At MnDOT, we recognize that the road is not your destination. But whether you are traveling to the lake, the big game or simply home, we're happy to help you get there. MnDOT's mission is to plan, build, operate and maintain multiple modes of transportation that are safe, accessible, efficient and reliable for all Minnesotans and travelers.
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http://www.mndot.gov
External link for Minnesota Department of Transportation
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- Government Administration
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Saint Paul, Minnesota
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- Government Agency
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- State highways and interstates, bridges, freight and rail, and aeronautics
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395 John Ireland Blvd
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155-1899, US
Employees at Minnesota Department of Transportation
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Did you know - two #teamMnDOT projects received regional awards from the Mid America Association of State Transportation Officials (MAASTO)! - "Regional Mobility-as-a-Service" was recognized for best of use of technology and innovation (small project). This project improves access to transportation in rural areas by allowing 13 partner agencies to offer their services through single platform. More than 10,000 rural residents use it each month. "Utilizing the Corridor Approach for Blowing Snow Control" was honored in the operations excellence, small project category. The project created snow fences and redesigned roads and ditches in areas around the Twin Cities. Crashes in these areas fell by 30 percent during the 2018-2019 winter, and MnDOT also saved $100,000 in operational and maintenance costs. These two projects, along with the honor award-winners from MAASTO and other regions, are now in contention to be one of the 12 finalists, to be announced later this month, for the national-level awards.
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Join #TeamMnDOT! We're looking for: - Project Manager Engineer (closes 9/12) - Principal Engineer - Bridge (closes 9/16) - Transportation Generalist (closes 9/16) - Design Technician (closes 9/17) - Shared Mobility Planner (closes 9/18) - Water Resources Hydrologist (closes 9/20) - Geotechnical Section Manager (closes 9/23) - Pavement Section Manager (closes 9/23) - Research Section Manager (closes 9/23) - Integrator (closes 9/23) - Metro Pedestrian and Bicycle Coordinator (closes 9/23) - Resident Engineer Principal (closes 10/22) Some of these positions may have the flexibility to telecommute, work a hybrid schedule, or work in the office. If you're interested, please apply on our careers site - https://lnkd.in/gFFMT6ri
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Happy Labor Day! Today, we’re hitting the brakes to say thank you to our dedicated employees who work to keep our roads safe, projects moving and communities connected. Thank you for being a part of #TeamMnDOT!
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Winter is coming... and MnDOT is hiring! Join our team before the snow falls. We have job openings statewide: mndot.gov/careers
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Did you know - nine members of Minnesota’s federally recognized tribes graduated from MnDOT’s Tribal Cement Masons Training on Friday, Aug. 2! This 10-week program is the most rigorous of MnDOT’s on-the-job supportive services training, requiring participants to show up at 6 a.m. every day for hands-on experience pouring and finishing concrete, coupled with classroom training on safety and foundational construction skills. Brothers Zach Ikola (left), class of 2023, and Charles Ikola (right), class of 2024, members of Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe stand in front of a large bear paw made of finished concrete laid in a sidewalk. The work was done by Charles Ikola as part of the Tribal Cement Masons Training program. This program happens through partnership among MnDOT, Native American Tribes throughout the state, the Cement Masons-Plasterers-Shophand Local 633 JATC Training Center and the hiring contractors. Tribal Cement Masons Training is one of MnDOT’s on-the-job training supportive services training programs, administered by the Office of Civil Rights. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dyK819
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Join #TeamMnDOT! We're looking for: - Communications and Engagement Director (closes 8/27) - Principal Planner: Office of Transportation System Management (closes 9/4) - Heavy Equipment Mechanic (closes 9/5) - Environmental Document Writer (closes 9/9) - Greenhouse Gas Assessment Program Coordinator (closes 9/9) - Transportation Generalist Senior – Land Management (closes 9/9) - Planner Principal Transportation (closes 9/11) - Water Resources Design Engineer (closes 9/12) - Construction Inspector (closes 9/16) - CADD Designer (closees 9/16) Some of these positions may have the flexibility to telecommute, work a hybrid schedule, or work in the office. If you're interested, please apply on our careers site - https://bit.ly/3M303K8
Current Job Openings - Careers - MnDOT
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Staff from MnDOT’s African American Employee Resource Group and Metro Communications and Engagement team drove the Go Van during the parade at the Little Africa Festival in St. Paul on Sunday, Aug. 4. MnDOT also staffed a table at the event and passed out giveaways and provided information on current job openings. Learn more about our Employee Resource Groups here - https://bit.ly/3SVuuEL
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Kelly Brunkhorst is our new district engineer in MnDOT District 8! District 8 includes Chippewa, Kandiyohi, Lac qui Parle, Lincoln, Lyon, McLeod, Meeker, Murray, Pipestone, Redwood, Renville, and Yellow Medicine counties. Brunkhorst starts her new role Aug. 19. She replaces Jon Huseby, who retired from MnDOT on Aug. 16. Brunkhorst graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering from North Dakota State University, Fargo. She worked at the North Dakota Department of Transportation and as the Brown County assistant county engineer before starting with MnDOT in 2000. Her most recent position was assistant district engineer – construction.
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Meet Shelley Hoff, a senior engineer in south central Minnesota! Her #FuelingSuccess journey at MnDOT began more than five years ago in the traffic department and she is now managing projects. "I enjoy working with people and numbers, which dovetails nicely into my role as project manager and cost estimator," Shelley says. "The MnDOT community is committed to doing what's best for the public and our infrastructure." Shelley's passion for problem solving and improving the highway system has allowed her to meet people across the state, engage in thought-provoking training opportunities, and reignite her career in ways she never imagined! MnDOT offers a wide range of career opportunities for those looking to make a difference. Join #TeamMnDOT today and help us continue #FuelingSuccess! mndot.gov/careers
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