New Brighton Phone Directory Search

New Brighton is a suburb in Ramsey County with about 23,000 residents. The New Brighton phone directory covers city government offices, the police department, and a range of public services. From City Hall to the police non-emergency line, you can find the numbers you need to reach any department in town. The city keeps an online directory that makes it simple to search for staff contacts by name or department. Most offices are open during weekday business hours.

New Brighton City Hall Phone Numbers

New Brighton City Hall is at 803 Old Highway 8 NW, New Brighton, MN 55112. Call 651-638-2100 to reach the main line. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The city hall houses administration, finance, planning, and community development offices.

The New Brighton city website has department pages with direct phone numbers and email addresses. You can also find meeting schedules, city council agendas, and links to online services. The site is well organized and is a quick way to find the number you need without calling the main line first.

Here is a screenshot of the New Brighton city website.

The city website is the starting point for most New Brighton phone directory searches.

New Brighton Online Phone Directory

New Brighton has an online staff directory at newbrightonmn.gov/directory. This page lets you search for city employees by name or department. It shows direct phone numbers, email addresses, and job titles. The directory is updated regularly and is one of the fastest ways to find a specific contact in New Brighton city government.

Below is a screenshot of the New Brighton directory page.

This directory page covers all departments and makes it easy to find the right person.

The directory is searchable, which means you can type a name or keyword and get results right away. This is faster than browsing through each department page. It includes contacts for public works, parks, police, fire, and every other city division.

New Brighton Police Phone Numbers

For emergencies in New Brighton, call 911. The police non-emergency number is 651-288-4100. Use the non-emergency line for minor reports, general questions, or to check on the status of a case. The New Brighton Police Department provides patrol, investigation, and community policing for the city.

Police records in Minnesota fall under Minn. Stat. section 13.82. Arrest data is public. That means anyone can ask for it without giving their name. Active investigation data stays confidential. The department handles records requests at the non-emergency number or in person at the police station.

New Brighton police work with Ramsey County on cases that go beyond city limits. The Ramsey County Sheriff handles law enforcement in unincorporated areas and provides backup when needed. For records from the sheriff, contact the Ramsey County Sheriff public information office.

Public Data in New Brighton

Under Minnesota Statutes Chapter 13, all government data is presumed public unless a law says otherwise. This covers New Brighton city offices, the police department, and every other government body in Minnesota. You can inspect public data for free at city offices. Copies cost up to 25 cents per page for the first 100 pages.

You do not need ID to make a request. You do not need to explain why you want the data. The city must name a Responsible Authority under Minn. Stat. section 13.025 who handles all data questions. If a request is denied, you can file a complaint under Minn. Stat. section 13.085 or seek civil remedies under Minn. Stat. section 13.08.

Ramsey County Phone Directory

New Brighton is part of Ramsey County, which handles property records, court services, social services, and public health programs. The Ramsey County data practices page explains how to submit requests for public records.

The county also runs a social services directory for residents who need help with health care, food assistance, and other programs. Court records for Ramsey County can be searched through the Minnesota Court Records Online system. The county seat is in St. Paul, where most county offices are based.

For state-level resources, the Secretary of State Business Search lets you look up registered businesses across Minnesota. The state IPAD office at 651-296-6733 answers data practices questions for the public. Under Minn. Stat. section 13.43, government employee data like names, titles, and salaries is public. This applies to New Brighton city staff, Ramsey County workers, and state employees alike.

New Brighton is bordered by several inner-ring suburbs and sits close to Interstate 694 and Highway 10. The city has its own parks system, public works department, and community center. Each of these has a phone number listed in the city directory. If you need help with recycling, street repairs, or park reservations, the public works line at City Hall can point you in the right direction.

The New Brighton Community Center hosts recreation programs, fitness classes, and meeting rooms. You can call City Hall at 651-638-2100 for info about community center programs and rentals. The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension handles statewide criminal background checks. The Who Represents Me tool helps residents find their elected officials by address. Under Minn. Stat. section 10.46, telephone records of government entities are generally considered public data in Minnesota.

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