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651-296-3000
800-657-3774 (toll-free from Greater Minnesota)
| MnDOT channel | Description | Contacts |
|---|---|---|
| Customer Relations | General questions, comments or concerns. | General Complaint Form 651-296-3000 |
| Accessibility | Constituents with accessibility concerns or conflicts related to ADA may submit an ADA complaint. | Title II Coordinator ADA Complaint Form 1-833-400-8432 |
| Civil Rights | Constituents who feel they have been discriminated against on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, or income status in any and all programs, activities, or services administered by MnDOT may file a Title VI Complaint. | Kim Collins kim.collins@state.mn.us 651-366-3150 |
| Government Affairs | Constituents with conflicts where the overriding issue is political or legislative in nature may work with Government Affairs to address their issue with MnDOT; any issue brought to MnDOT via a legislator, elected official or legislative staff should, at the very least, notify Government Affairs of the contact. | Jennifer Witt jennifer.witt@state.mn.us 612-322-1502 |
| Ombudsman | After first working with MnDOT staff closest to their issue, constituents may work with the Ombudsman to further explore resolution options if their issue remains unresolved. The Ombudsman is an independent, informal, and impartial function of the Commissioner’s Office. | Ombudsman ombudsman.dot@state.mn.us 651-366-3534 |
| Report Wrongdoing form: | Report Wrongdoing form |
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