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ISD191 Community Education, in partnership with the City of Burnsville, invites you to a free family event to celebrate Hispanic heritage. Join us for crafts, presentations, music, a raffle, food pantry and photo booth, plus there will be multicultural items for sale. Enter in Door #1.

Dakota County residents (ID required) are invited to drop off a variety of unwanted items to be properly disposed during the annual Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day. Need to get rid of sensitive documents? Come on out! Shredding services are free and shredding will occur on-site.

Join our Police team for crafts, games, snacks and great conversation! Faith & Blue is a national initiative that facilitates safer and stronger communities by engaging law enforcement and local residents through the connections of faith-based organizations. Everyone is welcome.

Share what’s important to you and your community regarding energy use in homes and buildings in Burnsville and learn how you can save energy and money on your utility bill. Join us for free dinner, conversation, kids' activities and LED light bulbs for you to take home! This event will be spoken in Somali.

Share what’s important to you and your community regarding energy use in homes and buildings in Burnsville and learn how you can save energy and money on your utility bill. Join us for free dinner, conversation, kids' activities and LED light bulbs for you to take home! This event will be spoken in Spanish.

Come check out Fire Station No. 1! Meet our firefighters/paramedics, take a tour of the station and learn about this year's Fire Prevention Week theme "Cooking safety starts with you. Pay attention to fire prevention." and tips on how to cook safely in the kitchen.

Whether you’re a do-it-yourselfer, or are planning to hire a licensed contractor, this 90-minute workshop will provide tips, tricks and information to help set expectations on home projects. A member of Burnsville’s Building and Protective Inspections division will lead the session. The first portion will be a presentation, with time at the end to ask questions about your specific project. Those who attend will be eligible for a $25 discount on their next building permit.

Join our Behavioral Health and Community Risk Reduction teams to talk about opioid overdose. We'll examine signs to look for, who is at risk, what to expect from emergency response and what you should do if you are with someone who needs help. We’ll provide some snacks and helpful advice at this free community conversation. This seminar is part of our monthly outreach series in our commitment to community safety and wellness.

Learn how to turn your yard into a pollinator haven and create a low-maintenance lawn. In this free workshop, you'll learn the benefits of meadow lawns and pollinator lawns; how to install and maintain these projects step-by-step; ordinance requirements related to these projects and information on the Lawns to Legumes state funding program.

Boys and ghouls of all ages are invited to an illuminated trick-or-treat trail with music, entertainment and of course candy! Costumes are highly encouraged. Cost: $5

Bring on pumpkins and puppy costumes! Join us and our partner, People of Alimagnet Caring for K9s (PACK), for a puppy parade through the haunted forest, a “Trick for Treats” station, pet-themed vendors, food trucks and a costume contest! Prizes for the best dressed in multiple categories.

Skate around to the Monster Mash and your favorite Halloween tunes, trick-or-treat around the Ice Center and get your name into prize drawings while having a spook-tacular time. Admission is free. No skates? No problem. We’ll have rentals available for $5.