The City Council meeting included several agenda items: recognition of outgoing commissioners and acceptance of a donation from the Brooklyn Park Rotary Club. Action items covered authorizing a grant application for community forestry, approving change orders for the Fire Station #2 construction, awarding a contract for an Animal Control Facility project and associated special inspections/testing, approving the final layout for the TH 169 and CSAH 130 interchange, awarding a contract for box culvert rehabilitation, and approving a design services agreement for the Biotech East Roadway improvements. Additional items included a land use ordinance amendment, a discussion on E-bikes, and departmental reports.
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Brooklyn Park City Council Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting covered various administrative and policy items. Key discussion topics included the introduction of new city employees and proclamations for Igbo Day and Liberian Independence Day. Statutory actions included the appointment of election judges for the primary election, setting a date to canvass election results, and authorizing a Limited Use Permit for wayfinding signage on state highways. Additionally, the Council discussed grant applications for safety improvements, awarding contracts for road rehabilitation and crack sealing, issuing temporary liquor licenses, amending the city code regarding Accessory Dwelling Units, and considering an ordinance amendment to the Home Rule City Charter.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Brooklyn Park City Council Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed several agenda items including a proclamation for Igbo Day, a health equity update from the Racial, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion department, and the receipt of the 2025 Audited Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. Additionally, the Council received updates from the Hennepin County Commissioner. Action items included the approval of development bond and escrow releases, a conditional use permit for an event center at 6272 Boone Ave N, and a site plan review for an animal control addition at the police station. Various other approvals were considered, such as liquor licenses, grant acceptances for water efficiency and policing, school resource officer contracts, and construction cooperative agreements.
