Southeast Regional Coordinator

Organization: Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota

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Posted: February 12, 2026 • Deadline: April 6, 2026

About Us:

Our Mission: The Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota (BikeMN) engages people, provides education, and advocates for safe biking, walking and rolling for all Minnesotans.

Your Role in Our Story:

We are seeking a dedicated Southeast Regional Coordinator to support our mission in and around Rochester, MN.

Location: Rochester, MN

Part Time: 15-20 Hours Weekly, Benefit Eligible, Ability to grow into FT position. Flexible hours, includes some nights and weekends

Start Date: April 6, 2026

Salary: $23.33 / hr

What you’ll Do:
Organizational Capacity Support (30%)

  • Collaborate with BikeMN Chapter: We Bike Rochester’s (WBR) volunteer Board to set organizational tactics and goals
  • Facilitate board & committee meetings, including managing the meeting agenda, setting tasks, and tracking progress
  • Engage membership through multiple communication channels, including email, social media, and Slack
  • Fundraise on behalf of WBR via membership dues, grant applications, and

Advocacy (30%)

  • Establish positive relationships with diverse communities & advocates and act as a communications channel between those communities and elected (and bring them into the process.)
  • Monitor City of Rochester and Olmsted County meetings relevant to active transportation, often in the evenings;
  • Coordinate with active transportation and sustainability staff from the City, County, School District, businesses, and nonprofits
  • Track the City of Rochester’s Active Transportation Plan and communicate with the community about the plan’s progress and opportunities for public influence
  • Document on-street and trail infrastructure and pilot projects, promoting successful infrastructure/projects and highlighting dangerous or suboptimal infrastructure
  • Use multiple channels to communicate WBR’s active commuting vision, including op eds, social media and media interviews
  • Maintain relationships with other mission-aligned community groups, including Rochester neighborhood associations, the outdoor recreation community and environmental organizations.

Programs and Events (40%)

  • Support & Coordinate:
    • Community rides, 2-4 rides per month
    • Yearly member appreciation and outreach event
    • Quarterly multi generational events
    • Occasional pop up fix-it events, especially sited on Douglas State Trail
    • Manage organizational programming
    • Support special events including the Med City Meander
  • Collaborate on community-based education events, including Adult Learn to Ride series and occasional youth education events
  • Develop and maintain Rochester’s Bicycle Benefits program
  • Promote and assist with the management of the Rochester location of the Minnesota Cargo Bike Library

Required Qualifications:

  • Personal commitment to accessible and safe active transportation
  • Excellent organizational and multi-tasking skills
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Experience in volunteer management and fundraising
  • Self starter with the ability to initiate, plan, and track work

Desired Qualifications:

  • Experience in active transportation planning, design, advocacy, or education
  • Experience working with and conducting outreach to diverse populations & teams
  • Language proficiency in a language other than English

Why You’ll Love Working for Us

We See a Future Where…

  • All people experience safety: traffic safety, freedom from community violence, enforcement strategies that are equitable and support walking, biking, and rolling
  • The culture of getting around values walking, bicycling, rolling, and riding transit by default and instead of defaulting to cars
  • People of color, especially Black and Indigenous communities, have access to vital daily movement
  • Engaged, diverse voices advocate for better bike and walk policies and infrastructure in their communities
  • Rural, urban, and suburban communities thrive due to connected routes that support all ages and abilities
  • Biking and walking are a critical climate mitigation strategy to sustain a healthy planet and community

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