Trains are turning Camden, Minneapolis, into a daily nightmare—blocking roads for hours, delaying emergency services, school buses, and commuters. With 25 trains daily cutting through the heart of the neighborhood, residents face life-altering disruptions: missed appointments, changed schools, and even dangerous shortcuts. Emergency response times are among the slowest in the city, and frustration is mounting. But there’s hope: $2.5 million in federal, city, and rail funding is now earmarked for a planning study to build an overpass or underpass. Construction? Not until 2031 or 2032—at least. For now, Camden residents are stuck waiting for a solution that feels like a tragedy waiting to happen.
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