About Us

Minneapolis Telecommunications Network (MTN) was established in 1984 to provide the public with access to cable broadcast through a charter between cable companies and the City of Minneapolis [1]. 

For over 35 years, MTN has offered public access to technical training, a studio space for creators, and a platform for free speech [1]. MTN is responsible for operating the public access channels for the City of Minneapolis on Comcast's and CenturyLink's cable communications systems [2]. 

The organization maintains and operates a fully equipped and staffed public access production studio facility, complete with related office space [2].

MTN is a non-profit organization [4]. The network is headquartered at 1730 New Brighton Blvd. NE, Suite #104 PMB 179, Minneapolis, MN 55413 [3]. 

For further inquiries, you can contact them by email at info@mtn.org or by phone at 612-331-8575 [3]. MTN's key principal is Valerie Lockhart, and the organization operates as a community action agency and television broadcasting station [5].

MTN offers media and technology training services at their center, which is open to the public [9]. To learn more about MTN, visit their official website at https://mtn.org [3].