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City of Burnsville Bulletin - Spring 2016Topics the quarterly newsletter mailed to residents and businesses include:
City Council, Mayoral Seats Up for Election- Filing for Candidates Open May 17 – 31
Bryan Bye Named Burnsville 2015 Officer of the Year
Ames Center schedule
Events for Adults 62+
Wednesday in the Park
I Love Burnsville Week 2016 — June 2 – 10
Free Rain Garden Workshop April 12
Annual Arbor Day Tree Sale Saturday, April 30
Hydrant Flushing Begins April 11
2016 Environmental Guide
Business Development Update
Open To Business Initiative Remains Strong
Keep Burnsville Looking Great by Spring Cleaning Yards, Property
City Council Clarifies Position on Short-Term Vacation Rentals
Burnsville Police Department Introduces New Way to Help
Domestic Violence Victims
Don Stenger Promoted to Burnsville Police Captain
Take an Active Role in Local Government-Serve on a City Advisory Commission
BCTV Expands Audience with Roku and Online Streaming
Telephone Survey of City Residents, Businesses Underway
and more.
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City of Burnsville Bulletin - Summer 2016Topics the quarterly newsletter mailed to residents and businesses include:
City to Roll Out New Water Meters
Burnsville Drinking Water is Again Certified Safe
Municipal Primary Election Set for Aug. 9
Participate in Burnsville Budget Meetings
New Crosswalks on Highway 13 Help Drivers See Pedestrians
Changes to Portland Avenue Near Burnsville High School
Nominate Those Who Build Community in Burnsville
International Festival Celebration Set for Saturday, July 16
Muster Festivities Set to Entertain Sept 7 - 10
The Climate Resiliency Guide 2016
Ames Center schedule
Burnsville Skate Park Phase II Construction Underway
Events for Adults 62+
Four Burnsville Businesses Named ‘Employers of Excellence’
Burnsville Community Home Show Sept. 24
Update to City’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan Underway
Volunteers Needed for Storm Drain Stenciling
Night to Unite Builds ‘Paw-sitive’ Community Connections
Citizens Academy Offers Look Inside Police Department
and more.
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City of Burnsville Bulletin - Fall 2016Topics the quarterly newsletter mailed to residents and businesses include:
Burnsville Residents, Businesses Respond to Community Survey
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day is Saturday, Oct. 1
Ames Center update
When the Halloween Fun is Double
Winter Lighting Ceremony Set for Nov. 23
Volunteer Spotlight: Mobile Volunteer Network
Events for Adults 62+
The Minnesota Association of Government Communicators (MAGC) recognized the City of Burnsville Communications Department with three awards
Election Tuesday, Nov. 8
City Compost Site Remains Open Weekends for Buckthorn
Levy Increase Proposed for 2017 Budget
Garrett Beck Promoted to Parks, Recreation & Facilities Director
What Do You See for Burnsville’s Future?Feedback Sought for 2040 Comprehensive Plan
Vision One91 ‘DiscoverBHS’ Event Nov. 1
Burnsville Fire Department Open House Oct. 6
Captain Tanya Schwartz Among Law Enforcement Elite,Graduates from National FBI Academy
Burnsville K-9 Echo to Retire This Fall and more.
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City of Burnsville Bulletin - Winter 2016Topics the quarterly newsletter mailed to residents and businesses include:
Do You Want to Build a Rain Garden?Free Workshops Available
BCTV Now Available in High Definition and Online
Burnsville City Council Adopts 2016 Budget
2016 Residential City Utility Rates
2016 Proposed Roadwork Projects
Burnsville Considers Implementing Gas, Electric Franchise Fees
Ames Center Schedule
City Council Recognizes Outstanding ‘Community Builders’
State of the City Address Set for Feb. 10
Cross-Country Skiing at Terrace Oaks, Alimagnet Park
Activities for Seniors 62+
Buck Hill Preparing for Major Improvements
Police Department, Other Facility Upgrades to Begin in 2016
Overnight Parking Restrictions in Effect Year-Round
New Recycling Law for Businesses in 2016
Burnsville Police Set Aside Day to Share Distracted Driving Message
Firefighters Need Help Keeping
Hydrants Clear of Snow and more
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