State Agency Administrative Boundaries in Minnesota

MnDOT created area transportation partnerships (ATPs) to emphasize greater public involvement in the preparation of transportation plans and programs. There are eight ATPs in Minnesota (one for each MnDOT District area). The ATP Districts are also used to describe the locations and responsible district for construction projects identified in various MnDOT Annual Reports (ex. CHIP/STIP, Major Highway Projects Report).<br/><br/>This dataset is a copy of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety State Patrol district boundaries. There are 11 state patrol districts, comprised of 59 station number sub-districts. With the exception of Hubbard, St Louis, and Todd County, the district boundaries follow county lines. District 2000 and District 4600 are specific to building perimeter and not spatially represented in this dataset.<br/><br/>Check other metadata records in this package for more information on State Agency Administrative Boundaries.<br/><br/><br/>Links to ESRI Feature Services:<br /><br/><b>Area Transportation Partnership Boundaries in Minnesota</b>: <a href="https://webgis.dot.state.mn.us/65agsf1/rest/services/sdw_govnt/ATP_DISTRICT/FeatureServer">Area Transportation Partnership Boundaries</a><br /><br/><b>MnDPS State Patrol Boundaries</b>: <a href="https://webgis.dot.state.mn.us/65agsf1/rest/services/sdw_govnt/STATE_PATROL_BOUNDARIES/FeatureServer">MnDPS State Patrol Boundaries</a><br /><br/><br/>