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Plain language is a way to communicate a message as simply and quickly as possible. It uses common words and simple sentences, and it breaks up text with short paragraphs, bullet points and headings. Being able to skim a document benefits everyone.

Reaching all Minnesotans: Plain language benefits everyone

Making our resources accessible is everyone’s responsibility. At the Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS), we have a commitment to the people of Minnesota to make sure they can access important information. 

Improving the lives of all Minnesotans with accessibility

Anita Lovelace’s jingle dress — created with community love, loss and resilience — is now a finalist in the Fine Arts Competition at the Minnesota State Fair. 

A dress made of 51 names and the weight of a community’s grief and healing

The Office of Communications helps DPS get the right information to the right people at the right time. 

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