Access Burnsville Phone Directory

The Burnsville phone directory lists contact numbers for city government offices in this south metro suburb. Burnsville is in Dakota County and has about 64,000 residents. City hall and the police department are at the Civic Center Parkway address. Macheal Collins serves as the city's Data Practices Official. This page collects the key Burnsville phone numbers so you can reach the right department without searching through multiple sites. Whether you need the city clerk, the police non-emergency line, or info on requesting public data, the contacts below will help you get connected quickly.

Burnsville City Hall Phone Directory

Burnsville City Hall is at 100 Civic Center Pkwy. The main number is 952-895-4400. The city clerk phone is 952-895-4490. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

The city clerk handles records, council meetings, and elections. Macheal Collins is the Data Practices Official for Burnsville, which means formal data requests go through her office. Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act (Chapter 13), most city data is public. To make a request, state that you are asking under the Act and describe the data you need. You do not need to explain why. The city can charge for copies at rates set by law. Response time depends on the size and type of request. For simple phone directory lookups, the clerk at 952-895-4490 can help right away.

The Burnsville city website lists all departments and their direct contact numbers.

The main contact page has phone numbers for city hall and all major departments.

Burnsville Police Phone Numbers

The Burnsville Police Department non-emergency number is 952-895-4600. The station is at 100 Civic Center Pkwy, the same address as city hall. For emergencies, call 911.

Burnsville police serve the entire city and work with Dakota County on cases that span multiple jurisdictions. If you need a police report or want to check on an incident, call the non-emergency line. Police records in Burnsville fall under Minnesota's law enforcement data practices rules. Data from closed investigations is generally public on request. Active case data may have restricted sections. The records staff can tell you what is available and how long it will take to get copies.

The Burnsville Police page has department contacts and community safety resources.

The police page lists department contacts and links to services.

Note: For non-urgent matters, always use the non-emergency line to keep 911 clear.

Burnsville Data Practices and Records

Burnsville follows the same data practices rules as all Minnesota cities. Data Practices Official Macheal Collins oversees compliance with the state law.

The data access provisions in Chapter 13 spell out your rights. You can look at public data and get copies from any city department. If the city denies access, they must cite the specific statute that blocks it. The complaint process under section 13.085 gives you a path to challenge a denial. For phone directory info or simple staff lookups, the clerk at 952-895-4490 can usually help over the phone. For formal requests involving city records, put your ask in writing and submit it to the Data Practices Official. The city processes requests as they come in and responds within a reasonable time.

How to Use Burnsville Phone Numbers

Burnsville runs its city hall and police department from the same location at 100 Civic Center Pkwy. That makes it simple to handle both city and police business in one stop. By phone, the main line at 952-895-4400 gets you to the front desk where staff can transfer your call to any department.

The city clerk at 952-895-4490 handles records, elections, and council meeting documents. The police non-emergency line at 952-895-4600 is separate from the main city number. Data Practices Official Macheal Collins oversees all formal data requests for the city. If you are looking for a specific staff member or department, the main line can usually look it up for you. Burnsville is in Dakota County, so county services like property taxes, court records, and the sheriff go through the county government. The city website at burnsvillemn.gov has a full directory of city departments with direct phone numbers. Burnsville sits at the intersection of several major highways, making it a busy suburb with strong demand for city services.

Note: Burnsville city offices are open Monday through Friday and closed on weekends and holidays.

The Burnsville phone directory covers departments for parks, public works, community development, and finance in addition to the clerk and police. Each department has a direct phone number on the city website. If you need a building permit, a park reservation, or info about a utility bill, those offices have their own contacts. Data Practices Official Macheal Collins handles all formal data requests. For county-level questions about property records, court cases, or the sheriff, contact Dakota County directly since those are county services. The city website at burnsvillemn.gov has a full directory you can browse for all department contacts. The Burnsville phone directory is updated as staff and department changes happen, so the website is a reliable source for current numbers. The clerk also handles election services and council meeting records.

Dakota County Phone Directory

Burnsville is in Dakota County. County offices handle property records, court filings, and sheriff services. The Dakota County phone directory has listings for all county departments.

View Dakota County Phone Directory

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