Local Contractor Helping Neighbors in Need
Though the COVID-19 pandemic has put much of regular life on hold, it has not stopped people from stepping up to help their neighbors. Many businesses have chosen to add...
The city of Brooklyn Park has declared a snow emergency effective January 14 at 11:59 p.m. Learn more >
Close NoticeNo-Contact Services
The city will have staff available to answer phone calls and questions. Residents and customers may conduct business by phone or online, including utility billing (can use dropbox), recreation registration and some online building permits.
Learn how to use city services during COVID-19 >
Community Relief Grant Waitlist
COVID-19 Community Relief Grant Program is for residents, businesses, schools and nonprofits. Waitlist applications are due September 30 and will be reviewed if funding is left over after the first round of applications are processed.
Applications are now closed
Saliva Testing Center
A semi-permanent saliva testing center is now open in Brooklyn Park. It is located in the Starlite Center, former Office Max building next to the Panda Garden Buffet and just east of Jolly Lane. This testing is free and open to everyone, symptoms or no symptoms, with or without insurance. You must not eat or drink for 30 minutes before testing.
Sign up for an appointment online >
Starlite Center
8085 Brooklyn Blvd
Brooklyn Park, MN 55428
Mon – Fri: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Sat – Sun: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Free COVID-19 Saliva Testing >
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Red Cross Blood Drive
Blood donation is a safe process, and people should not hesitate to give and receive blood. At each blood drive, Red Cross employees follow thorough extensive safety protocols. In addition to our standard procedures, you will notice the following at your local blood drive:
Sew masks for hospitals
One critical need that has emerged over the past several days is the need for more personal protective equipment (PPE), such as masks and gowns, in hospitals and other health care settings.
Volunteer sewers need to use a CDC-compliant pattern, approved by Allina, to create the masks. Tightly woven 100 percent cotton fabric should be used for the front of the mask while soft, high quality, tightly woven 100 percent cotton flannel should be used for the backing.
Once you get the hang of it, it’s estimated to take about 15 minutes to make one mask.
Community Emergency Assistance Programs
CEAP is providing food, resources, and hope to your neighbors during COVID-19, and we need your help to do it! CEAP’s ability to adjust nimbly and meet community needs in the face of this emergency is dependent on the financial support we receive.
Your donations will provide over fresh produce, protein, and shelf-stable foods to keep families in your community!
Tax-deductible financial contributions can be made online via credit card below or by mailing a check, made out to CEAP and mailed to:
7051 Brooklyn Blvd
Brooklyn Center, MN 55429.
Panera Meals for Heroes
Panera Bread has set up a program to buys lunches for front line workers on their website. Simply select the medical facility you wish to donate to and the amount of meals you want to provide and Panera will deliver meals.
Use these links to find COVID-19 information in multiple languages.