Access New Hope Phone Directory

New Hope is a suburb in Hennepin County with about 21,000 residents, located in the northwest part of the Twin Cities metro area. The New Hope phone directory connects you to city government offices, the police department, and local services. You can use this guide to find numbers for City Hall, the police non-emergency line, public works, and community development. Most offices are open on weekdays during standard business hours, and the city website provides additional ways to reach specific staff members.

New Hope City Hall Phone Numbers

New Hope City Hall is at 4401 Xylon Ave N, New Hope, MN 55428. The main phone number is 763-531-5100. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. City Hall is where you go for permits, utility billing, code enforcement, and general city questions.

The New Hope city website lists all departments with their phone numbers and email addresses. You can find contacts for public works, building inspections, parks, finance, and administration. The site also has online forms for service requests and payments. Each department page shows staff names and direct phone lines so you can reach the right person quickly.

Here is a screenshot of the New Hope city website.

The city website is the main hub for finding contacts in the New Hope phone directory.

New Hope Police Phone Directory

For emergencies in New Hope, call 911. The police non-emergency number is 763-531-5170. Use the non-emergency line for minor reports, questions about city ordinances, noise complaints, or to check on a case. The New Hope Police Department provides full law enforcement services for the city.

Under Minnesota Statutes section 13.82, arrest data from New Hope police is public. You can request it without showing ID or stating a reason. Active investigation files stay confidential while a case is open. Victim and witness data may also be classified as private under the same law. The police records unit can tell you which data is available and how much copies cost.

New Hope police coordinate with Hennepin County and neighboring cities on cases that cross boundaries. The Hennepin County Sheriff provides backup and handles law enforcement in unincorporated areas. If your matter involves a location outside New Hope city limits, the county sheriff may be the right contact.

Public Data Requests in New Hope

The Minnesota Government Data Practices Act gives you the right to access public data from New Hope city offices. All government data is presumed public unless a specific law classifies it differently. You can inspect records for free at City Hall. Paper copies cost up to 25 cents per page for the first 100 pages.

You do not need to give your name. 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 data requests. If a request is denied, the office must cite the exact law that blocks the data from being released. You can appeal through the Commissioner of Administration under Minn. Stat. section 13.085.

Under Minn. Stat. section 13.04, you have the right to see your own private data held by any government office. You can challenge the accuracy of that data within 30 days. Civil remedies are available under Minn. Stat. section 13.08 if a violation is proven.

Hennepin County Phone Directory

New Hope is part of Hennepin County. The county handles property records, court services, tax assessment, social services, and data practice requests. The county data practices line is 612-348-4307. You can email hcdatarequest@hennepin.us or use the online request portal.

The county runs a property information search tool at hennepin.us. The Recorder's Office handles real estate documents, vital records, and other official filings. Court records for Hennepin County are searchable through Minnesota Court Records Online. New Hope falls in the 4th Judicial District.

State Phone Directory Resources

New Hope residents can also use state-level phone directories and search tools. The Minnesota Court Records Online system covers case searches across all 87 counties. You can search by name, business, attorney, or case number. The Secretary of State Business Search handles business filings and registered agent lookups.

The state IPAD office at 651-296-6733 answers questions about data practices rights. Under Minn. Stat. section 13.43, certain government employee data is public, including names, job titles, and salaries. This applies to New Hope city employees as well as county and state workers. You can find this info through city and county directories.

New Hope has its own fire department, public works division, and community activities program. Each has a phone number in the city directory. Public works handles streets, water, sewer, and park maintenance. The community activities division manages recreation programs, seasonal events, and facility rentals. Call City Hall at 763-531-5100 to be connected to any department. The New Hope phone directory on the city website is searchable by name or division for quick lookups.

The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension handles statewide criminal background checks. The Who Represents Me tool lets you find your state and federal elected officials by address. Under Minn. Stat. section 10.46, telephone records of government bodies are generally public, though some personal data may be classified differently.

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