Nothing says "Minnesota Summer" like a camp fire. Residents who have recreational fires on their property must get a Recreational Burning Permit annually.
As news of COVID-19 progresses rapidly across the country and in Minnesota, the City has been monitoring the situation. As the pandemic continues we have decided to make operational changes including temporary facility closures and event cancellations.
Sign up for text, email and other alerts about emergencies and important community news through the Dakota Communications Center's Emergency Alert Program.
We offer our sympathies regarding the tragic death of George Floyd, and reflections on the days ahead as communities come together to heal. We remain steadfast in our belief that You Belong Here, and our number one priority is to ensure your safety.
Dakota County is imposing a temporary nighttime curfew in all public places overnight Friday and Saturday to ensure public safety following incidents of violence and damage in local communities.
Gather the family and your favorite movie candy, hop in the car and put it on "O" for "Onward!" Join us for a FREE drive-in movie experience in the Burnsville Ice Center parking lot. FREE popcorn will be provided by Emagine Theatres.
Candidate filing is open for Mayor and two at-large City Council seats. Interested parties can schedule an appointment to file their affidavit for candidacy with the City Clerk.
Love to Garden? Adopt a planter at the entry sign to your favorite park! The City will provide you with flowers, you provide the gardeners.
The Spring issue of the City's newsletter features information on vote-by-mail options, irrigation controller rebate program, COVID-19 business resources, the annual environmental guide, waterway protections, property maintenance tips and more.
Residents should have received an invitation in the mail in March to fill out their census information online. This invite has your home’s personal identification code that will be needed to start the response process. No worries if you did not ...
As news of COVID-19 progresses rapidly across the country and in Minnesota, the City has been monitoring the situation. We place a high value on providing quality public service, but as the pandemic continues we have decided to make operational changes.
Whether you’re at home or social distancing on one of Burnsville’s numerous trails we are here to bring fun your way! Recreation staff are planning a variety of activities you can do from home or safely out in the community.
A letter from the Burnsville Police Department regarding the tragic death of George Floyd and the Burnsville Police Department's commitment to our community.
In order to comply with recent recommendations regarding the COVID-19 virus, the Burnsville Police Department has temporarily removed the prescription drug drop box. Please safely store your medications until the dropbox has re-opened.
To schedule an appoint contact Karen Schaffhausen, Dakota County Business Advisor, at kschaffhausen@mccdmn.org or 612-706-3926.
