The Recreation and Parks Advisory Commission meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month. The Recreation and Parks Advisory Commission (RPAC) studies issues relative to public parks and recreation. The RPAC meets in different locations throughout the year. Check the monthly agenda. View agendas and minutes Learn more about the Recreation and Parks Advisory Commission
The Human Rights Commission meets the 3rd Thursday of every month. The Human Rights Commission seeks to ensure equal opportunity in employment, housing, public accommodations, public services and education. It assists the Minnesota Department of Human Rights in implementing state laws against discrimination and advises the City Council on long-range programs to ensure that human...
The Budget Advisory Commission Fourth Tuesday of the month. The Budget Advisory Commission’s mission is to ensure the long-term fiscal health of the City of Brooklyn Park by providing strategic direction to the Council. Projections and measurements are used to establish priorities that align with the City’s Strategic Plan, ensuring resources are invested appropriately to...
Typically, the City Council meets every first, second and fourth Monday of every month. The Economic Development Authority (EDA) meets the third Monday of every month.* If a meeting date falls on a holiday, the meeting will take place on Tuesday. View agendas and minutes > Learn more about the City Council > Watch the...
Donate to those in need The Community Activity Center is committed to hosting a blood drive for the American Red Cross during this time of need. Please know we are taking all of the steps to ensure your health safety when you come to donate. Blood donation is a safe process, and people should not...
The Planning Commission meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month. The Planning Commission holds public hearings on a wide variety of development issues, including zoning, platting, conditional use permits and variances. In addition, it develops long-range plans to guide the physical development of the community through a comprehensive planning process. View agendas and...
Bark Park Dog Expo will feature vendors, games, food trucks, and family fun for all ages! New in 2020, our annual 5K Spud Run and Kids Runs will be a part of the excitement. When: Sunday, May 31 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Where: Brookdale Dog Park 7650 June Ave N
Typically, the City Council meets every first, second and fourth Monday of every month. The Economic Development Authority (EDA) meets the third Monday of every month.* If a meeting date falls on a holiday, the meeting will take place on Tuesday. View agendas and minutes > Learn more about the City Council > *Changes were...
Wednesday, June 3 the video chat will be at 12:30 p.m. and will be part the National Forum of Black Public Administrators Association's webinar titled, Call to Mind: Spotlight on Black Trauma and Policing.
Typically, the City Council meets every first, second and fourth Monday of every month. The Economic Development Authority (EDA) meets the third Monday of every month.* If a meeting date falls on a holiday, the meeting will take place on Tuesday. View agendas and minutes > Learn more about the City Council > *Changes were...
Cities United's goal is to continue providing a virtual space for youth to receive inspiration, structure and critical information about available resources during a time of uncertainty. We will continue using weekly ZOOM chats to deliver these services. To help recruit and inspire youth to participate we are planning to leverage relationships with volunteers, locally...
This parade features emergency vehicles, visiting royalty, live music, community organizations, and your favorite city mascot, Spud McTater! Be sure not to miss this annual tradition. Parade Route The parade will start at the west entrance of Noble Sports Park at Regent Avenue North. It will head north on Regent then west on 101st ending...
Save the date for Brooklyn Park’s first virtual community meeting on Thursday, June 11 from 6:30 - 8:00pm. This meeting was originally planned to focus on COVID-19, but given recent events we are expanding the focus to hear from the Mayor and Police Chief on the murder of George Floyd and their thoughts on how...