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Mitigating Traffic & Improving Mobility Along the I-494 Corridor

The I-494 Corridor Commission was established in 1986 so the member cities of Bloomington, Richfield, Edina, Eden Prairie and Minnetonka could more easily work together, jointly, on reducing traffic congestion.

The 494 Corridor is made up of elected officials and city administrators from our member cities, and are supported by representatives from MnDOT, the Metropolitan Council, Hennepin County and the private business community.

How the Commission Works

The I-494 Corridor Commission works with businesses, residents, and agencies to reduce congestion along the I-494 corridor.

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Commuter Services

Commuter Services is one of five Transportation Management Organizations (TMOs) in the Twin Cities metropolitan region. Our staff works closely with employers, commuters, and residents to promote alternatives to drive-alone transportation.

Commuter Services’ mission is to mitigate traffic congestion and air pollution along the I-494 corridor by encouraging the use of sustainable transportation options, including bicycling, walking, carpooling, vanpooling, and telework.

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Twin Cities Telework

Twin Cities Telework is a program of Commuter Services promoting telework as an alternative to driving to work. This program has a deep set of resources for teleworkers/hybrid workers, managers, and employees.

These resources include educational webinars for all.

  • Tips on how to succeed and maintain your mental health and well-being in a remote work arrangement.
  • Guidelines for home office safety and ergonomics.
  • Templates for telework policies, agreements, and daily work logs.
  • Recommendations for manager success and communication.
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Working with Partners

The Minnesota Dept. of Transportation, the Metropolitan Council, Hennepin County, and our member cities all play a role in improving I-494. 

The I-494 Corridor Commission works with these agencies to:

  • Identify priorities along the corridor
  • Search for funding for future improvements

Member cities

The Commission serves the communities along the I-494 corridor including:

Board meetings

8:00AM — Every 2nd Wednesday of the month.

There are no board meetings in March 2025.

Eden Prairie City Center
8080 Mitchell Rd, Eden Prairie, MN 55344

Zoom Meeting

Meeting ID: 820 0543 5576

Passcode: 934354

To join by phone: 312.626.6799

Commission Board Members

The board includes representatives from each of our five member cities, the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the Metropolitan Council, and the private business community. By having such wide representation, the Corridor Commission is able to make decisions on regional transportation goals and policies.

Rebecca Schack, Chair

City Council Member, Minnetonka

Julie Wischnack

Community Dev. Director, Minnetonka

Lona Dallessandro

City Councilmember, Bloomington

Kim Berggren

Community Development Director, Bloomington

Lisa Toomey

City Councilmember, Eden Prairie

David Lindahl

Economic Dev. Manager, Eden Prairie

James Pierce

City Councilmember, Edina

Andrew Scipioni

Transportation Planner, Edina

Mary Supple

Mayor, Richfield

Matt Hardegger

Transportation Engineer, Richfield

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