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Dress up a hydrant competition is as easy as 1, 2, 3! From now until February 28, we encourage you to make your neighborhood a safe and fun place to live by entering this unique competition.
Know the new snow parking rules. There’s no on-street parking between 2 and 5 a.m. from October 15 to April 15, when two or more inches of snow have fallen or when the city declares a snow emergency.
Despite their importance to the local economy, not everyone understands what manufacturers do. So we're giving you a peek inside the concrete boxes many manufacturers call home.
The Brooklyn Park Police Department has two designated parking stalls at both our North building (5400 85th Ave. N) and South building (7608 Brooklyn Blvd. N) where individuals can meet to finalize internet transactions.
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City offices will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day....Read More
Come meet and skate indoors with the Totino Grace Boy's Hockey team....Read More
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Rink guards are on duty for the highly attended sessions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience....Read More
The Economic Development Authority meets the third Monday of every month except on holidays....Read More
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Sessions are open to men and women. Schedules will change from season to season....Read More
Meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month....Read More
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Socialization comes before education. It's social, inclusive, cultural, fun, educational, inspiring....Read More
2019 City Council meet-and-greet...Read More
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City Council meets every first, second and fourth Monday of every month....Read More
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The Budget Advisory Commission Fourth Tuesday of the month....Read More
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City Council meets the first, second and fourth Monday of every month....Read More
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A 10-week course that gives a behind the scenes look at the Police Department....Read More
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Do you want to become a confident public speaker and strong leader? If so, you're in luck!...Read More
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Teens in grade 7 through 12 join us to dance and celebrate Valentine with your friends. ...Read More
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It's our Family Valentine Bingo event, truly family-based. FREE for all ages. ...Read More
Come and skate indoors with your loved ones on this special day....Read More
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This training is geared for rental property owners and managers....Read More
Make sure everyone is counted!...Read More
The Charter Commission meets every 2nd Wednesday of the month....Read More
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Get timely and accurate information to assist you in marketing and selling homes in Brooklyn Park....Read More
Join us for great food and delightful entertainment!...Read More
Shingle Creek and West Mississippi Watershed Management Commissions meets every month....Read More
The Community Long-range Improvement Commission meets the 2nd Thursday of each month....Read More
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City offices will be closed for Presidents' Day....Read More
Skate with a President on this special occasion....Read More
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The Economic Development Authority meets the third Monday of every month except on holidays...Read More
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The Recreation and Parks Advisory Commission meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month....Read More
The Human Rights Commission meets the 3rd Thursday of every month....Read More
Brooklyn Park offers a variety of community events and activities year-round. No matter the season, you'll get a chance to relax and enjoy yourself here. The City of Brooklyn Park provides a wide range of services that greatly contribute to the quality of life in our community. Brooklyn Park, located on the west bank of the Mississippi River, in the northwest section of Hennepin County, is the fourth-largest city in the Metropolitan area—sixth-largest in the state. The city occupies approximately 17,020 acres—27 square miles.
Brooklyn Park is about 85 percent developed, with the next area of growth under development north of Highway 610. Brooklyn Park is easily accessible (about 10 miles northwest of downtown Minneapolis) via I-694, Highway 10, County Road 81, Highway 169 and Highway 252.