The Bloomington Housing and Redevelopment Authority helps provide affordable housing opportunities for those who are not adequately served by
the marketplace, coordinates the City’s efforts to preserve existing neighborhoods and promotes development and redevelopment that enhance
Bloomington.
City Attorney's Office
No. The City Attorney’s Office exists to serve the municipal corporation that is the City of Bloomington, as well as its
elected officials, staff and boards and commissions. It does not provide legal advice or representation in private legal
matters. Individuals with private legal disputes, issues or questions should contact a private attorney. Lawyer referral
services can be found at Minnesota Courts, the Hennepin County Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service,
612-752-6666 and Minnesota Find a Lawyer.
You can submit a complaint online or download and return the City's claim form.
You may also contact the City's Risk and Litigation Manager at 952-563-4932. Typical claims include property damage
caused by a squad car, snow plow or other City vehicle.
The City Attorney's Office does not oversee any of the operations of the Police Department. Complainants should
contact the Police Commander of Professional Standards, 952-563-4900, to request an investigation.
These are private property disputes between neighbors that are not regulated by City ordinance. The City Attorney
cannot advise or represent you in this type of matter and you need to contact private legal counsel. Lawyer referral
services can be found at Minnesota Courts, the Hennepin County Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service,
612-752-6666 and Minnesota Find a Lawyer.