Eric Andresen, Author at Brooklyn Park

Gun Permits Update

May 18th, 2022 by Eric Andresen | Posted in News |

You must be a Brooklyn Park resident to qualify. There is a seven (7) day waiting period before a permit will be issued to qualifying individuals. The seven-day waiting period will begin the day we receive the application. To apply for a permit to purchase See the Minnesota Bureau of...
Brooklyn Park Public Safety Puts Out Call for Help

December 9th, 2019 by Eric Andresen | Posted in Uncategorized |

Brooklyn Park, MN (Dec. 5, 2019) –The Brooklyn Park Police and Fire Departments need your help in bringing holiday cheer to less fortunate families. The Brooklyn Park Police and Fire Departments have partnered with the Glenda Clayton Breast Cancer Toys for Tots Foundation. This foundation was started by Latrina Caldwell...
Fatal accident in Brooklyn Park, Nov. 13, 2019

November 13th, 2019 by Eric Andresen | Posted in Uncategorized |

Brooklyn Park, MN – On November 13, 2019, at 06:29 a.m., Brooklyn Park officers were dispatched to the intersection of 65th Avenue and Zane Avenue on a report of a personal injury accident involving a pedestrian and a school bus. Responding officers located an adult male who had been struck...
Brooklyn Park unveils new customer focused website

October 15th, 2019 by Eric Andresen | Posted in Uncategorized |

Brooklyn Park, (MN) – 10/15/2019 – Mayor Jeffrey Lunde announced today that the city has a new website that is more user friendly, clean and accessible to enhance user experience. Since 2017, the city has worked on a website overhaul to improve search function, make the site more engaging, easier...
Brooklyn Park goes “purple” in October to raise awareness of domestic violence

September 30th, 2019 by Eric Andresen | Posted in News |

Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, Sept. 24, 2019 – Brooklyn Park Mayor Jeffrey Lunde has proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Awareness month. The proclamation supports the city’s Human Rights Commission’s second annual purple light initiative to shine the light on domestic violence, an awareness effort that encourages everyone in the city to...
Historic City Council swearing-in ceremony

January 1st, 1970 by Eric Andresen | Posted in Uncategorized |

Mayor re-elected to a third term and two new city council members will serve the residents of Brooklyn Park Mayor Jeffery Lunde announced that the swearing-in of two new city council members will make for an even more diverse council. In November, residents elected two new council members, including a...