All Parks Alliance for Change (APAC) is the statewide organization for Minnesota’s 180,000 manufactured home park residents. As the only organization in the state focused on manufactured housing, APAC is critical to providing an effective voice for manufactured home owners to express their needs and concerns in their parks and in the larger community. APAC works to improve the quality of life in park neighborhoods and protect the rights of park residents through:

• Resident Education - APAC runs a toll-free tenant hotline, conducts educational workshops, and produces organizing guides and fact sheets.
• Community Organizing - APAC works with residents on community organizing efforts to improve the quality of life in park neighborhoods, form resident associations, and protect the rights of park residents.
• Community Preservation - APAC works with homeowners to preserve their communities through partnerships with nonprofit developers and resident-owned park cooperatives.
• Public Policy - APAC promotes local and state policy change and serves as watchdog at the State Capitol.

APAC is led by manufactured home park residents who determine the focus and direction of the organization. APAC's board of directors is comprised entirely of residents, who set our goals, approve our budget, and oversee our staff. APAC also has a legislative committee, that oversees our work at the State Capitol, and organizing committees, that allow residents to coordinate their responses to issues in multiple parks and even with multiple park owners.

APAC is a park resident-led organization. On October 15, we will hold our Annual Meeting for members and you can attend, either in-person or online, to get useful information and to help make important decisions for the organization, including picking our 2023 Legislative Agenda. The meeting will be held both in-person at Park Plaza Cooperative (Fridley, MN) as well as hosted on Zoom, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Learn about:

• Your Legal Rights & How to Enforce Them
• How to Apply for Rental Assistance or Home Rehab Funds
• How to Buy Your Park

Vote on possible 2023 Legislative Issues such as:

• Rent Increase Justification Requirements
• Resident Park Purchase Rights
• Reform of Park-Provided Utilities
• Program for Resolution of Park Disputes

Do you have questions about manufactured home park evictions in Minnesota?

Join us for a webinar on Thursday, August 13 that will discuss the current eviction moratoriums, the eviction process, legal assistance for individuals facing evictions and more!

We are offering two different times to attend this webinar! You have the option of joining either by logging in online or calling in by phone. To attend a session, click on the time that works for you to fill out the brief registration and get information on how to join: