Explore Minneapolis building permits, MPD offense reports and UN1, UN2 and CM2 zoning in King Field, around Martin Luther King Park.
Search this neighborhoodKing Field is a residential neighborhood in south Minneapolis, between Lyndale and Central on the north and Tangletown and Lynnhurst on the south, with East Harriet and South Uptown to the west and Bryant and Regina to the east. Nicollet Avenue, Lyndale Avenue, 38th Street, 42nd Street and 46th Street cross it.
Martin Luther King Park (about 19 acres) and its community center, the Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center and Church of the Incarnation are local landmarks. About half of the land is zoned UN1 and 29% UN2 Urban Neighborhood.
CivicScout counts Minneapolis Police offense reports inside the exact King Field neighborhood boundary, using the neighborhood tag Minneapolis publishes with each report. The public data withholds the location of some violent offenses, so counts here understate violent crime and are not a measure of overall risk. Traffic crash data is not published for Minneapolis, so crashes are not shown.
View safety data →Over the last 12 months, permits issued inside the King Field boundary were mostly plumbing and residential building work, followed by mechanical (heating and cooling) permits.
View permits →Major construction and high-impact permits — see what’s changing across the neighborhood.
View new construction →About 50% of King Field is zoned UN1 Urban Neighborhood 1, with UN2 Urban Neighborhood 2, CM2 Corridor Mixed Use and UN3 Urban Neighborhood 3 making up much of the rest.
View zoning →The zoned public schools assigned by attendance boundary.
View schools →Location reports for King Field addresses combine City of Minneapolis building permits, Minneapolis Police offense reports, open 311 requests, code violations, food inspections and the applicable zoning district.
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