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Minnesota National Guard Unit Conducts Training Near Inver Grove Heights

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Mar 5

Written By Juan Perez

Published: March 5th, 2026 |

INVER GROVE HEIGHTS MN: The St. Paul-based 55th Civil Support Team is conducting a regularly scheduled training exercise Thursday near the Inver Grove Heights Training and Community Center.

Officials say the training is part of the unit’s ongoing emergency preparedness efforts to ensure they are ready to respond to emergencies when needed.

The 55th Civil Support Team supports state and national response efforts and operates under the motto “Always Ready, Always There.”

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Minnesota National Guard Unit Conducts Training Near Inver Grove Heights

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