The Bloomington City Council affirms our long-standing commitment to being a welcoming and inclusive city where all people —can live, learn, work, and engage with local government without fear.

Fun recreation programs, beautiful parks, more than 9,000 acres of green space, safe neighborhoods, public art and high-quality services are much of what Bloomington has to offer.

This department covers the City's parks, trails, recreation and arts programming, special events, Farmers Markets, Creekside Community Center, Dwan Golf Course and Bloomington Ice Garden.

The City of Bloomington's Code of Ordinances contains local laws which shape our city and its services to keep residents safe, maintain property values, and govern private activities

On May 11, 1858, on the same day Minnesota became a state, the town of Bloomington was established. Bloomington remained primarily agricultural for a century, raising produce for the …

The City of Bloomington is going paperless. Use the links below for access to various City services including building permit applications, planning applications, zoning verification letters, encroachment …

What makes Bloomington a remarkable place to develop, work, visit, live, and play.

The meeting begins at 5:30pm in the Haeg Conference Room at Bloomington Civic Plaza, 1800 West Old Shakopee Road.

The City of Bloomington’s core function is to provide for the health, safety, and welfare of its community members. The resources below are provided by the City or link to local, regional, and state partners …

The City of Bloomington publishes media releases from time to time, to share newsworthy information that may be of interest to the community and to the audiences of local media outlets.