We are a part of the national organization Operation Lifesaver, Inc., a private, nonprofit educational organization dedicated to ending collisions, deaths and injuries at highway-rail crossings and on railroad property. We are an independant 501c3 educational Minnesota-based nonprofit offering free safety presentations and events by authorized volunteers for:
Become an Operation Lifesaver Authorized Volunteer
We are always looking for high-energy volunteers to help us spread our important message. Our volunteers are everywhere—schools, training programs, law enforcement events and safety fairs—with the common purpose of keeping our citizens safe. You can begin the process today by clicking here.
MN OL Events
MN OL Safety Partners
Minnesota Operation Lifesaver, Inc., (MNOL, Inc.) is supported by numerous partners who contribute both financially and through in-kind donations of time and talents. For more information about becoming an MNOL, Inc. partner, please contact Minnesota Operation Lifesaver, Inc., at P.O. Box 22254, Minneapolis, MN 55422; or call 651-328-3259.
Find out how you can help and more at: GiveMN_MNOL
While collisions between vehicles and trains in Minnesota have been near record lows for the past several years, a person is still over 20 times more likely
to be killed or seriously injured versus a collision involving any other vehicle type.
We need YOUR help to bring the number of preventable tragedies closer to zero - contact us today!
Projects, Grants & News
2023 Strategic Goals and Action Plan
Find out more here about our goals for raising awareness and reducing preventable tragedies around tracks and trains in Minnesota and beyond in 2023
2022 Measurable Results
Click here to read our detailed report on the success and activities we executed in 2018 towards fulfilling our mission
Read about all of our past activities and more at: MNOL What's New
Somali, Vietnamese & Hmong language safety resources
Links below will help you learn how to keep safe in a vehicle or on foot—and test your knowledge with safety quizzes and games.
(Note that these links will take you away from this site, use your brower's back button to return when you are done)
