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    Extra! Extra! The Latest Issue of the Burnsville Bulletin is Here!

    Get the up-to-date on what's happening in the City. The winter newsletter includes building a community of belonging, the budget roadmap, working to keep businesses in the Burnsville and so much more! Read the latest issue...
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    The Coolest Festival in Burnsville

    Join us for Polar Fest at Neill Park on Saturday, Feb. 13, for an afternoon of drop-in fun! Dress for the weather and bring the whole family. Get the latest...
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    Three Feet and Clear to the Street

    When firefighters are digging, time keeps ticking. During a fire, every second counts. Lend a hand by adopting a hydrant near you. Clear a radius of three feet around the hydrant and shovel a path to the road. Thank you for being a good neighbor!
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    Focus on Burnsville

    We believe that public service matters and it is an honor to serve our community. We faced the unexpected challenges of 2020 with a commitment to excellence, kindness and adaptability. Explore Focus on Burnsville to learn more about this year's efforts. Explore our annual report
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    Reduce Your Risk of Frozen Pipes

    When the temperature drops water lines can be at risk for freezing. Luckily, there are a few simple steps you can take to prevent this costly headache. Additional Info...
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    Register Now for Winter Softball Leagues

    Get out and play, true Minnesotan-style, with outdoor softball! Registration is now open so round up your team and hit it out of the park with a little winter fun. Games expected to start Jan. 31. Learn more and register your team
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  1. Sat, Feb 13

    Polar Fest
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  1. Mon, Feb 15

    City Hall Closed - Presidents' Day
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  1. Tue, Jan 19

    City Council Meeting
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  2. Mon, Jan 25

    Planning Commission Meeting
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  1. Wed, Jan 27

    Economic Development Commission Meeting
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    Parks & Natural Resources Commission Meeting
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Minnesota Statue 471.701 requires that a city or county with a population of more than 15,000 must annually notify its residents of the positions and base salaries of its three highest paid employees. The City of Burnsville’s titles and salaries as of January 1, 2021 are: City Manager: $177,138; Fire Chief: $168,471; PW Director: $168,471.

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