At the Department of Administration, we provide a variety of administrative services for state agencies. A number of services are also available for counties, cities and other local units of government.
Building management and maintenance, parking services, event booking for the State Capitol, and maps of the Capitol Complex area.
The Office of Collaboration and Dispute Resolution (OCDR) uses collaborative processes and the science of human relations to help government and stakeholders improve relationships, build trust, and develop wise and durable solutions to seemingly intractable issues.
Construction manuals, guidelines and forms, master contracts, the State Designer Selection Board and more.
Make a government data request, learn about open meetings, explore demographic data, or read and order official state publications.
Disability resources for government agencies, including the Accommodation Fund for state employees and applicants with disabilities.
Admin's Enterprise Translations Office (ETO) is a centralized hub dedicated to breaking down language barriers and ensuring that all Minnesotans have equal access to vital information and services. Learn more here!
Apply for event permits, see available venues, and find more information about events and rallies happening at the State Capitol Complex.
Facilitating the strategic acquisition of goods and services for the State of Minnesota and other governmental entities.
Operating state government's insurance program and managing workers' compensation and safety programs.
Expert human resources and financial management services for the state's small agencies, boards and councils.
The Office of the State Archaeologist, where you'll find resources related to Minnesota Archaeology, protection of burial sites and public site management.
Acquiring and distributing surplus government property, for reuse by state agencies or for sale via live and online auctions.
The State of Minnesota, as an enterprise, defines sustainability as meeting the economic, social and environmental needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.
The Minnesota State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), leads the state’s historic preservation efforts by articulating a statewide preservation vision and supporting Minnesotans who execute that vision.
