Search Eagan Phone Directory

The Eagan phone directory covers city government contacts for this south metro suburb in Dakota County. Eagan has about 68,000 residents and a full set of city departments. City hall and the police department share the same address on Pilot Knob Road. The city clerk handles public records and data requests. This page brings together the main Eagan phone numbers so you can reach the right office without searching through multiple sites. If you need to contact the police, request data from the city, or look up a department number, the listings below will guide you to the right contact.

Eagan City Hall Phone Directory

Eagan City Hall is at 3830 Pilot Knob Rd. The main number is 651-675-5000. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

The city clerk handles records, council minutes, and data requests. You can reach the clerk at 651-675-5000 or email cityclerk@cityofeagan.com. Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act (Chapter 13), most city records are public and available on request. Describe the data you need and state that you are asking under the Act. The city can charge for copies. Eagan runs a council-administrator form of government, with the city administrator handling day-to-day operations. The clerk serves as the official records keeper and can route your request to the right department if it falls outside their files.

Eagan Police Phone Numbers

The Eagan Police Department non-emergency number is 651-675-5700. The station is at 3830 Pilot Knob Rd, the same building as city hall. For emergencies, call 911.

Eagan has 78 sworn officers who serve the city. The department handles all law enforcement within Eagan and works with Dakota County on cases that cross jurisdictions. If you need a police report or want to ask about an incident, the non-emergency line is the right call. Police data in Eagan follows Minnesota's law enforcement data practices rules. Public data from closed investigations is available on request. Active case data may be restricted. The non-emergency number also takes calls for community concerns, noise complaints, and other non-urgent matters that do not need a 911 response.

The Eagan Police page has more details about department services and community programs.

Since no local Eagan screenshots are available, here is the Minnesota court records system which covers Dakota County courts serving Eagan residents.

The statewide court system covers all Dakota County courts, including those serving Eagan.

Eagan Public Data Access

All Eagan city data falls under the state data practices law. You can request public records from any department.

State your request under Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 13 and describe the data you need. You do not have to give a reason. The city can charge for copies at rates set by law. Response times depend on the complexity of the request. For simple phone directory info or staff names, the clerk can help right away. Larger requests for inspection records or city council documents take longer. If access is denied, the city must cite the law that restricts the data. The complaint process in section 13.085 lets you challenge a denial if you think the city got it wrong.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch directory also covers court contacts for Dakota County, which serves Eagan residents for court-related matters.

The Judicial Branch website links to all Minnesota court contacts, including Dakota County.

Note: The city clerk at 651-675-5000 is the best first call for any Eagan data request.

How to Use Eagan Phone Numbers

Eagan runs both city hall and the police department from 3830 Pilot Knob Rd. Having both in one building makes it easy to handle city and police business in a single trip. By phone, the main line at 651-675-5000 gets you to the front desk where staff can transfer your call.

The police non-emergency line at 651-675-5700 is separate from the main city number. Eagan has 78 sworn officers who patrol the city. The city clerk at 651-675-5000 handles records and data requests. For county services like property tax questions, court records, or the sheriff, you need to contact Dakota County since those are county functions. The city website at cityofeagan.com has a complete department directory. Eagan sits near the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport and has a mix of residential areas, business parks, and retail. The city runs parks, public works, community development, and other departments, each with their own phone contacts on the site.

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

The Eagan phone directory also covers departments for parks, public works, planning, and engineering. Each has its own phone contact on the city website. If you need a building permit, park shelter booking, or utility service info, those departments have direct lines you can call. Eagan has 78 sworn police officers who serve the city's 68,000 residents. The police non-emergency line at 651-675-5700 handles calls for incidents and concerns that are not emergencies. For county-level services, contact Dakota County directly. The Eagan city website at cityofeagan.com is updated regularly and has the latest phone numbers for all departments and staff. You can also find meeting schedules and council agendas through the clerk's office.

Dakota County Phone Directory

Eagan 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 and offices.

View Dakota County Phone Directory

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