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Most Innovative City Setting |
Most cities are designed for the earth's surface, but a
city may be developed in other environments to support human beings. The
city winning this award may be built underwater, on another planet, underground,
or in some equally innovative setting. |
St. Francis of Assisi |
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Given to the Future City that encompasses efficient infrastructure
design for the community's current as well as future needs. The infrastructure
design encompasses areas of transportation (roads, transit, and bridges),
water supply and treatment, and wastewater treatment. |
Black Hawk Middle School |
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Given to the team that demonstrates how a city government,
its policies and services, can improve the quality of life for your city's
citizens. Think about ways your city's leaders include others in making
decisions or make your citizens' daily lives easier and more meaningful.
What are the ways your city's leaders can improve the quality of your
citizens' jobs, neighborhoods, or community pride? |
St. Francis of Assisi |
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Given to the team that best integrates use of many different
engineering disciplines, uses creative and practical engineering solutions,
and plans for future growth. |
Chipewa Middle School |
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A well-designed city must provide safe drinking water to
its citizens by protecting groundwater and surface water sources; and
providing adequate and safe water with water treatment plants, watermains,
and storage tanks. This award will be given to the team that uses the
most innovative methods to protect and provide safe drinking water. |
Shakopee Middle School |
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Goes to the city whose transportation system best provides
for: |
Black Hawk Middle School |
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Given to the team that writes the best essay and abstract for their city of the future. |
Valley Middle School |
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The Medtronic Foundation
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Given to the team that builds the best scale model of their
future city using new and recycled materials and staying within budget
limits specified for Future City Competition. |
Valley Middle School |
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Best Computer Model |
Given to the team that creates the best city using the computer
simulation game SimCity3000. |
Valley Middle School |
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Given to the team selected by students at the final Minnesota competition. |
Chipewa Middle School |
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Given to the team best representing creative and innovative industrial concepts for products and/or industries. |
North View Junior High |
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Successful cities integrate the trade and manufacturing
industries & facilities into their boundaries. These industries provide
core jobs that fund the growth and development of cities. This award is
given to the team that best integrates industrial and commercial aspects
into the infrastructure of their city. Special consideration will be given
to the most innovative new type of facility. |
Hopkins West Junior High |
Xcel Energy
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Given to the team that utilizes the most creative concept
for producing and delivering power for the city. |
Cyber Village Academy Eco Village |
Society of American Military Engineers
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Given to the team that has demonstrated the most thought
in addressing risks to its infrastructure and populous stemming from potential
natural disasters and manmade disasters. Consideration is also given to
teams that have prepared their city's leadership and citizens for dealing
with these types of |
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School Danuver |
Minnesota FCC Steering Committee
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Given to a team whose school is participating in Future City for the first time. The award is given to the team with the highest total score. |
Cyber Village Academy Greenopolis |
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