Bloomington Phone Directory

The Bloomington phone directory gives you direct access to city government contacts in this south metro suburb. Bloomington is in Hennepin County and has about 90,000 residents. The city runs its offices from city hall on Old Shakopee Road. You can reach the main line, the city clerk, police, and records staff by phone during business hours. This page brings together all the key phone numbers and contact details for Bloomington city government. Whether you want to request public data, reach the police records unit, or just find the right department, the listings below will point you in the right direction.

Bloomington City Hall Phone Directory

Bloomington City Hall is at 1800 W. Old Shakopee Rd. The main city phone number is 952-563-8700. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

The city clerk handles records, data practices compliance, and public data requests. You can reach the clerk at 952-563-8729 or by email at cityclerk@bloomingtonmn.gov. The clerk serves as the Responsible Authority for data practices under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act. That means all formal data requests go through this office. Bloomington keeps a wide range of public records, from city council minutes to inspection reports. If you are not sure which department has the data you need, the clerk can route your request to the right place.

Here is a screenshot of the Bloomington city contact page with phone numbers and department info.

The city website lists all department phone numbers in one place.

Bloomington Police Phone Numbers

The Bloomington Police Department non-emergency number is 952-563-4900. The police share the same address as city hall at 1800 W. Old Shakopee Rd. For emergencies, call 911.

The records unit is at 952-563-4905. You can call Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM to request police reports or ask about incident data. Police records in Bloomington fall under the same data practices rules as all Minnesota law enforcement agencies. Public data from completed investigations is generally available on request. Active case data may have restricted parts. The records unit staff can tell you what is available and how to get copies.

The Bloomington contact page also lists direct lines for other city services. You can find phone numbers for parks, utilities, and public works through the same site.

This page shows the full list of Bloomington city departments and their direct lines.

Bloomington Data and Records

Bloomington has a dedicated data and records section on its website. This is where you can learn about making public data requests, understanding what records are available, and how the city handles data under state law.

The Bloomington data and records page walks through the process step by step. You state your request under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act (Chapter 13), describe the data you need, and submit it to the clerk. The city can charge for copies. Response times depend on how complex your request is. Simple requests for phone numbers or staff names are usually handled quickly. Larger requests for inspection records or city council documents may take more time.

The data and records section explains your rights and walks through the request process.

Note: The city clerk at 952-563-8729 can answer questions about data request procedures.

The Bloomington phone directory also covers departments for parks, public works, community development, and finance. Each of these offices has a direct line listed on the city website. If you are a resident looking for a permit, a business owner who needs a license, or just trying to find the right office for a question, the clerk or the main city line can point you to the correct person. Bloomington's location near the airport and the Mall of America means the city fields a high volume of calls, so having the right direct number saves time.

How to Use the Bloomington Phone Directory

Bloomington city government runs from a single campus on Old Shakopee Road. City hall and the police department share the same address, which makes it easy to handle multiple requests in one trip if you go in person. By phone, the main line at 952-563-8700 connects you to the front desk where staff can transfer your call to any department.

The city clerk at 952-563-8729 is your main contact for public records. If you need planning or zoning info, building permits, or utility questions, each department has its own direct line listed on the Bloomington website. The police non-emergency number at 952-563-4900 takes calls for incidents that do not need an emergency response. For reports and data, the police records unit at 952-563-4905 is a separate line that connects you to staff who handle those requests during business hours.

Bloomington sits right next to the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport and is home to the Mall of America. The city handles a high volume of calls and service requests. The data and records section of the city website at bloomingtonmn.gov walks through the public data request process step by step. If you are looking for a specific staff member or department number, the main line or the clerk can help you find it fast. For county-level questions about property records or court cases, you need to contact Hennepin County instead of the city.

Note: Bloomington city offices close at 4:30 PM on weekdays and are closed on weekends.

Hennepin County Phone Directory

Bloomington is in Hennepin County. County-level services like property records, court records, and the sheriff fall under the county government. The Hennepin County phone directory has contacts for all county departments and offices.

View Hennepin County Phone Directory

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