Brooklyn Park City Council Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting agenda included several items such as: interviewing applicants for a commission emerging leader position; proclamations for "Small Business Saturday" and "World Summit on Human Trafficking, Femicide & Gender-Based Violence Day"; development bond and escrow releases; award of a contract for Fire Station #2 audiovisual systems to AVSi; renewal of a towing contract with Citywide Service Corp; approval of an amendment to the funding agreement for the Metro Blue Line Extension Light Rail Transit Project; authorization of a grant agreement for the 2027 Toward Zero Deaths Enforcement program; approval of a police drone trade-in; and authorization to post an RFP for a new community development software system.
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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.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed multiple agenda items including the presentation of the 2025 Police Department Annual Report and mayoral proclamations honoring Ahmed Abdi Jama and Representative Mike Nelson. Key actions included approving an updated resolution for state appropriations for the Central Fire Station design, a zoning code amendment regarding pedestrian circulation, and a bid award for traffic centerline striping. The Council also accepted bids for the 109th Avenue Reconstruction project and approved a site plan review and conditional use permit for a new Key Community Bank branch. Additionally, the Council discussed an early voting update and the Community Activity Center project.
Dec 9, 2025·Capital improvement plan
City of Brooklyn Park Capital Equipment Plan 2026-2030
A 5-year capital equipment plan for the City of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, covering fiscal years 2026 through 2030. The plan coordinates the financing and timing of vehicles, equipment, and information technology projects across departments including police, fire, operations and maintenance, parks, recreation, community development, and information technology services, supporting the city's infrastructure and operational needs.
