A new residential organics drop-off site will open Sept. 10 at the Farmington Central Maintenance Facility, 19650 Municipal Drive, Farmi ...
Unfortunately, due to the strong potential for inclement weather this afternoon and evening, we have decided to cancel tonight's Party o ...
Registration is required to receive the meeting room invite and passcode.
Minnesota as a whole grew 7.6 percent since 2010.
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners honored Rotty Farms as the county's Farm Family of the Year on Aug. 12 during a board meeting a ...
Masks will be required for all visitors in Dakota County buildings starting Wednesday, Aug. 11. The board of commissioners passed a reso ...
See the latest announcement from the City of Burnsville.
But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.
Dakota County is offering emergency rental assistance through The Zero Balance Project.
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners is headed to the fair, and you're invited to join them.
The Dakota County Historical Society will host Fur Trade Weekend at the Sibley Historic Site in Mendota, on Saturday, Aug. 28 and Sunday ...
The monthly Fix-It Clinics have returned to help residents in person. Volunteer fixers are eager to help repair household items, clothes ...
The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Burnsville residents.
The project was made possible with a Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund grant of $560,000.
Lake-loving volunteers are needed on Saturday, Aug. 21 to search for starry stonewort, an aquatic invasive algae that can spread easily ...
Many in the Burnsville area behind on rent. A national eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday.
Pedestrians and bicyclists have a new, safe trail to explore along the Mississippi River from Harriet Island in downtown St. Paul to Dak ...
The Dakota County Historical Society will host their weekly August Concerts in the Orchard at the LeDuc Historic Estate, sponsored by Me ...
The city is reducing watering and splash pad hours, as well as encouraging residents to conserve water.
The unemployment rate in Dakota County decreased recently.
Wishing you a safe, fun and happy holiday weekend! City Hall will be closed on July 5 in observance of the Independence Day holiday.
Dakota County reached the 70-percent vaccination rate for residents ages 12 and older, a success that follows a similar milestone reache ...
Residents are encouraged to fill out a survey to let city officials know which options they believe the funds should be used for.
This is how the Burnsville area compares to Minnesota for coronavirus vaccinations.
Dakota County is making it easier to reduce waste by opening new residential organics drop-off sites July 16 at Mendakota Park in Mendot ...
Midwest Aqua Care will be doing a preventive swimmer's itch and aquatic plant treatment at Crystal Beach on Thursday 6/24. Swimming will ...
Dakota County is making it more convenient to renew driver's licenses and get other documents.
This all-ages, family-friendly event is free and runs from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. featuring live entertainment, food trucks, community booths.
Click the Additional Info link to see an interactive map of planter box locations and to sign up.
The idea will be discussed at Tuesday's City Council meeting.
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners appointed Mike Farren to the Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board on June 8. Farren will re ...
There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; Dakota County's unemployment rate decreased recently.
Dakota County is planning to build a 3.7-mile section of the Minnesota River Greenway in Fort Snelling State Park, and the public can re ...
Dakota County Library is returning to full, in-person services in the coming weeks after more than a year of limited in-person access. L ...
The city of Burnsville recently launched a two-year contract with Center for Energy and Environment.
Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.
Kathy Keena was appointed Dakota County Attorney by the Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, May 11.
Burnsville was among 21 Minnesota municipalities allocated financial support through the federal support program.
Residents will have the opportunity to meet officers and ask questions on May 20.