Burnsville City Council Responds to Friday Night Incident at Red Oak Park; Address Security for Upcoming Burnsville Festival
BURNSVILLE, MINNESOTA - During tonight's Burnsville City Council meeting, Mayor Elizabeth Kautz and council members voiced the community's concerns following the troubling events that occurred Friday night at Red Oak Park. In response, the city has increased police patrols in the area to ensure the safety of Burnsville's residents. Mayor Kautz emphasized the city's commitment to supporting its fire and police departments, ensuring they have all the necessary tools to maintain a secure environment and community.
Following the City Hall meeting, we spoke with Burnsville officials, who confirmed an active and ongoing investigation into the Friday night incident. Although the individuals involved remain at large, multiple investigative teams are assisting the Burnsville Police Department in pursuing all leads connected to this incident. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Detective Mitch Carlson at 952-641-1156, as public assistance is crucial in bringing closure and justice to the community.
The City Council assured residents that additional safety measures are being implemented in light of the upcoming Burnsville Festival and Fire Muster. Festival-goers can expect an enhanced police presence, including visible patrols and other unspecified steps designed to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees this weekend.
The Burnsville City Council and local law enforcement remain dedicated to the community's safety and will continue to provide updates as the investigation progresses.
You can find our original story about the shooting at Red Oak Park here: Shots Fired at Burnsville's Red Oak Park: Five Injured, Public Asked To Come Forward with Any Information
Written by: Will Wight
