In Burnsville, we take care of one another. The City is partnering with local organizations to provide our residents information about food support and other resources.

Burnsville is home to many regional attractions including the Ames Center - Performing Arts, Buck Hill Ski and Snowboard and lots of choices for a fun day out.

Burnsville's Form of Government Minnesota has two basic types of cities: those operating under the Statutory City Code and those operating under local charter. Burnsville is a Statutory Plan …

Burnsville was a rural, primarily Irish, farming community which has grown from 2,700 people in 1960 to become the tenth largest city in the state with a population of over 60,220 people.

Burnsville is a connected community providing a variety of services and experiences to more than 64,000 residents, 2,700 businesses, thousands of annual visitors and approximately 300 city …

Looking for additional events in the area, visit Experience Burnsville for local flavor, local flare and all the fun!

Public Portal: Easily apply online for permits and licenses Questions on how to get started? Visit our Property Owner Resources page for referral information and educational links on how to …

Cozy up by the campfire with live music, gooey s'mores and a warm holiday spirit. Bring the whole family for a free evening of sledding, ice skating and an evening of winter magic. Lean more

Burnsville has two fire stations that are strategically located to provide a quick response in times of need. The stations, staffed 24 hours a day by professional firefighters and paramedics, also …

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