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Burnsville Police City Hall Construction Update - January 2026
Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School DistrictMonday, January 12, 2026
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[0:00] [music]
[0:03] Hi, I'm Greg Lindberg, city manager here
[0:05] in Burnsville. Uh today we're back on
[0:07] the police city hall project site. We
[0:09] made a lot of progress over the past few
[0:11] weeks and I'm joined by Matias, who's
[0:13] our project manager from Krauss
[0:15] Anderson. Matias, good to see you.
[0:16] >> Good to see you again, Greg.
[0:17] >> Tell uh tell us what's been happening
[0:19] here at the project site.
[0:20] >> It's been an exciting way to close out
[0:22] 2025 on the lower level city hall. As
[0:25] you can see, we're finishing up interior
[0:27] wall framing. We've began sheetrocking
[0:29] and topping out of walls and finishing
[0:31] up MEP roughens on the upper level city
[0:33] hall. We recently completed our pre-cast
[0:35] plank pour and this week beginning to
[0:38] set interior wall framing on the
[0:40] exterior of the building. The past two
[0:43] weeks we finished up installing exterior
[0:45] brick and next week we'll be starting
[0:47] exterior window systems. Biggest
[0:49] accomplishment in December here was
[0:50] finishing up the roofing for the city
[0:52] hall edition so that way we're enclosed
[0:54] throughout the course of the rest of the
[0:55] winter. Well, I tell you, we certainly
[0:57] appreciate the work that you are doing
[0:58] and all of the workers on site. It's
[1:01] incredible to see the progress and I
[1:02] know the community is excited as the
[1:04] buildings come out of the ground and all
[1:05] the progress happening now inside. We're
[1:07] looking forward to uh to connecting
[1:09] again. Thanks, Greg.
[1:14] >> [music]