Do I Qualify?

2025-2032 Program 

The 2025-2032 Noise Mitigation Program (2025-2032 Program) is the current phase of the MAC's Airport Noise Mitigation Program, providing noise reducing modifications to program-eligible houses and apartments under the terms of the most recent amended legal agreement (Consent Decree). The Consent Decree is an agreement between the MAC, the cities of Richfield, Minneapolis, Eagan; and the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority. To be eligible for the 2025-2032 Program, the home must be located, for a period of three consecutive years (the first of the three years cannot be later than calendar year 2028) in the actual 60-64 DNL aircraft noise contour published in the Annual Noise Contour Analysis report, and, within a higher noise impact mitigation area when compared to the home's status under the noise mitigation program prior to the First Amendment. 

Under this program, eligibility for sound insulation provided by the MAC for single-family and multi-family homes will be determined annually, based upon actual MSP noise contours developed for the preceding calendar year, beginning in March 2023. 

Click these links to view the address lists (Please note these lists are updated by March 1 each year):

The mitigation mapping tool also may be used to view your home's phase of eligibility. Click here: Mitigation Map

First-Year Eligibility Lists

Single-Family homes that received first year of eligibility for the 2025-2032 Program are listed here: 2025-2032 First-Year Eligibility List

Multi-Family homes that received first year of eligibility for the 2025-2032 Program are listed here: 2025-2032 First-Year Eligibility List

Second-Year Eligibility Lists

Single-Family homes that received second year of eligibility for the 2025-2032 Program are listed here: 2025-2032 Second-Year Eligibility List

Multi-Family homes that received second year of eligibility for the 2025-2032 Program are listed here: 2025-2032 Second-Year Eligibility List

CRITERIA DETAILS

The following provides the eligibility criteria that a single-family or multi-family home must meet before sound insulation is provided:

a) the community in which the home is located has adopted local land use controls and building performance standards that prohibit new residential construction or remodeling on the block in which the home is located, unless the construction or remodeling materials and practices are consistent with the aircraft noise impact levels and consistent with noise mitigation measures provided by this program, and

(b) the home is located, for a period of three consecutive years (the first of the three years cannot be later than calendar year 2028) in the actual 60-64 DNL aircraft noise contour published in the Annual Noise Contour Analysis report, and, within a higher noise impact mitigation area when compared to the home's status under the noise mitigation program prior to the amendment.

The MAC will offer sound insulation to owners of eligible single-family homes and multi-family homes in the year following the determination of eligibility.

To view the full MSP Annual Noise Contour Report, click here: Annual Noise Contour Reports

If your home is not currently located within the 2025-2032 Program eligibility area map your home is not eligible for sound insulation under the MAC's MSP Airport Noise Mitigation Program at this time. 

You may find this additional information to be helpful: Click here for TIPS on how to insulate your home against aircraft noise.

I Need to Talk to Someone

To contact someone at the MAC, click on the text above or call 612-726-9411.