Lino Lakes Phone Directory

The Lino Lakes phone directory gives you quick access to city government offices, the police department, and community services in this Anoka County suburb. Lino Lakes has a population of about 22,000 and sits on the north side of the Twin Cities metro area. You can use the phone directory to reach City Hall, public safety, parks and recreation, and other departments. Most offices answer calls during standard weekday business hours, and the city website has an online directory to help you find specific staff members.

Lino Lakes City Hall Phone Numbers

Lino Lakes City Hall is at 600 Town Center Pkwy, Lino Lakes, MN 55014. The main phone number is 651-982-2400. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. City Hall is where you go for permits, utility billing, and general city business.

The city runs an online directory at linolakes.us/Directory.aspx. This page lets you search for city staff by name or department. It shows direct phone numbers, email addresses, and job titles for all employees. The directory is kept up to date and is the fastest way to find the right person in Lino Lakes city government.

Below is a screenshot of the Lino Lakes directory page.

This directory page is the main phone directory tool for finding Lino Lakes city contacts.

Lino Lakes Police Phone Directory

The Lino Lakes Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency for the city. For emergencies, call 911. The non-emergency phone number is 651-982-2323. Use the non-emergency line for minor reports, noise complaints, questions about local ordinances, or to check on the status of a case.

Under Minnesota Statutes section 13.82, arrest data from the Lino Lakes police is public. You can ask for it without giving ID or stating a reason. Active investigation files stay confidential until the case closes. Victim and witness data may also be private under the same statute. The police department can tell you which records are available and how to get copies.

Lino Lakes police work with Anoka County law enforcement on cases that cross city boundaries. The Anoka County Sheriff non-emergency line is 763-324-4000. If your issue involves an area outside Lino Lakes city limits but within Anoka County, the sheriff's office is the right contact.

Lino Lakes Public Data Requests

Minnesota's Government Data Practices Act gives you the right to access public records from Lino Lakes city offices. All government data is presumed public unless a specific law classifies it differently. You can inspect data for free at city offices during regular hours. Paper copies cost up to 25 cents per page for the first 100 pages.

You do not need to show ID. You do not need to explain why you want the data. The city must have a Responsible Authority under Minn. Stat. section 13.025 who handles all requests and questions about data practices. If a request is denied, the office must tell you which law blocks the data from being released.

If you believe a denial was wrong, you can use the complaint process under Minn. Stat. section 13.085. This goes through the Commissioner of Administration. You can also pursue civil remedies under Minn. Stat. section 13.08, which allows for damages and attorney fees if the violation is proven.

Anoka County Phone Directory

Lino Lakes is part of Anoka County, which runs property records, court services, vital records, and social services for all cities in the county. The Anoka County main line is 763-324-4000. The county seat is in Anoka, where most county offices are located. You can email proptax@anokacountymn.gov for property tax questions.

The Anoka County website has a full directory of departments and contacts. You can find phone numbers for the assessor, recorder, elections, human services, and more. The county also has online tools for property records searches and jail and warrant information.

State Resources for Lino Lakes

Lino Lakes residents can also tap into state-level phone directories and tools. The Minnesota Court Records Online tool covers case searches statewide. You can search by name, business, or case number across all 87 counties. Court records for Anoka County cases are part of this system.

The state IPAD office at 651-296-6733 helps with data practices questions. They can advise you on your rights when dealing with any government office in Minnesota. Under Minn. Stat. section 13.04, you have the right to access your own private data held by government bodies and challenge its accuracy within 30 days.

Lino Lakes has its own parks system, public works department, and community programs. Each has a phone number in the city directory. The public works team handles roads, water, sewer, and storm drainage. Parks and recreation manages city parks, trails, and seasonal activities. Call City Hall at 651-982-2400 to be transferred to the right division. The Lino Lakes phone directory at linolakes.us is searchable by department or name, so you can find staff contacts fast.

The Secretary of State Business Search is another state tool that Lino Lakes residents can use. It lets you look up registered businesses, filing status, and registered agents for any company in Minnesota. The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension handles statewide criminal background checks and can be reached through the state phone directory.

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