Interested in taking the MNLA Certified Professional Exam?

• Order the Revised Study Manual
• Certification Training Day: March 7
• MNLA Certification Exam: March 23
• Detailed Information about the New Exam

All MNLA Members are now members of the Minnesota Safety Council - a $350 value at no extra charge to MNLA members. Partner with the MN Safety Council to increase productivity, stay competitive and be a safe place for your employees to work. They can help you take smart, simple steps to reduce your risks of costly injuries and help improve your bottom line. Take advantage of benefits such as:

• E-Newsletter: “Safety Net” and “E-solutions”
• Free use of their video library
• Phone and Onsite Consultation Services
• Continuing Education
• Driver Training
• Online Resources

Check out these great upcoming education programs available through MNLA:

• Hot Legal Topics: Collections & Immigration
• ICPI Level I Concrete Paver Installer Certification Program
• Green's Anatomy: Environmentally Sound Landscape Maintenance
• Business Succession
• Rules of the Road: Minnesota's Commercial Vehicle Rules & Regulations
• Buy Low - Sell High! Strategic Tactics for Nice People to Accomplish Both

Thank you to Midwest Home Magazine for sponsoring the 2007 MNLA Landscape Awards program. As part of this sponsorship, Midwest Home will publicize this year's Honor Award winners in the April issue of the magazine. In addition, discounted advertising rates are available to MNLA members in the April issue. For more information contact Account Executive, Jill Murphy at 612-371-5813.

Looking for Sales Tax information? A quick reference is provided on the MNLA website.

Join your fellow MNLA members for a for a fun and educational day of grassroots involvement that is critical for the defense of your interests at the State Capitol! Member involvement is needed every year to ensure that MNLA has open doors with state lawmakers when we need to have their ears!

The Day on the Hill starts at the Kelly Inn for breakfast, then moves to the State Office Building and the State Capitol to meet with legislators. It’s easy to participate: There is no charge to participate; parking is free; and “rookies” are paired with “veterans” to make their legislative visits.