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Facility List Facility Services Department - Facilities Management Division Building Assignments for Facility Operations Managers Building Address City Zip Operations Mgr Office Ph Midtown Exchange 2925 Chicago Ave S Minneapolis 55407 Ammons, Bernadette 612-543-9696 No Mpls Human Services Center 1001 Plymouth Avenue North Minneapolis 55411 Ammons, Bernadette 612-543-9696 Northwest Human Services Center/NWFSC 7051 Brooklyn Blvd. Brooklyn Center 55429 Ammons, Bernadette 612-543-9696 So Mpls Human Services Center 2215 East Lake Street Minneapolis 55407 Ammons, Bernadette 612-543-9696 So Suburban Human Services Center/VEAP 9600 Aldrich Avenue South Bloomington 55435 Ammons, Bernadette 612-543-9696 West Suburban Human Services Center 1011 1st Street S. Hopkins 55447 Ammons, Bernadette 612-543-9696 1256 Building 1256 Penn Ave N Minneapolis 55411 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 8941 Portland Ave S (IRTS) 8941 Portland Avenue South Bloomington 55420 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 North High Mini Clinic 1500 James Ave. N. Minneapolis 55411 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 NorthPoint Health and Wellness Center 1313 Penn Ave N Minneapolis 55411 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 Northpoint Heritage Park 1015 4th Ave North Minneapolis 55405 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 NorthPoint Human Services Building 1315 Penn Avenue N Minneapolis 55411 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 NorthPoint Urban League 2100 Plymouth Ave N Minneapolis 55411 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 NorthPoint Workforce Center 800 West Broadway Minneapolis 55411 Bergren, Jay 612-543-2770 Public Safety Facility 401 4th Ave S Minneapolis 55487 Cote, Joseph 612-596-7763 1800 Chicago 1800 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis 55404 Davis, Va'Lesha 612-879-3548 Government Center 300 South 6th Street Minneapolis 55487 Eppen, Josh 612-596-7601 Forensic Sciences Building 530 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis 55415 Glover, Stephen 612-348-2887 Health Services Building 525 Portland Avenue South Minneapolis 55415 Glover, Stephen 612-348-2887 Hennepin County Energy Center 616 10th Ave S Minneapolis 55415 Glover, Stephen 612-348-2887 Juvenile Detention Center 510 Park Ave S Minneapolis 55415 Glover, Stephen 612-348-2887 Juvenile Justice Center 590 Park Ave. S Minneapolis 55415 Glover, Stephen 612-348-2887 Maple Grove Library 8001 Main Street N Maple Grove 55369 Hoenisch, Richard 612-543-0057 Plymouth Community Library 15700 36th Ave N Plymouth 55446 Hoenisch, Richard 612-543-0057 Ridgedale Regional Center 12601 Ridgedale Drive Minnetonka 55343 Hoenisch, Richard 612-543-0057 Central Library 300 Nicollet Mall Minneapolis 55401 Holien, Michael 612-348-2609 Pierre Bottineau Library 55 Broadway St. NE Minneapolis 55413 Holien, Michael 612-348-2609 Page 1 of 10 Building Address City Zip Operations Mgr Office Ph Southeast Library 1222 4th St. SE Minneapolis 55418 Holien, Michael 612-348-2609 Edina Library 5280 Grandview Square Edina 55436 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 Excelsior Library 337 Water Street Excelsior 55331 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 Hopkins Library 22 - 11th Avenue North Hopkins 55343 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 Long Lake Library 1865 Wayzata Blvd. West Long Lake 55356 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 Maple Plain Library 5184 Main Street East Maple Plain 55359 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 Minnetonka Library 17524 Excelsior Boulevard Minnetonka 55345 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 St. Bonifacius Library 8624 Kennedy Memorial Drive St. Bonifacius 55426 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 St. Louis Park Library 3240 Library Lane St. Louis Park 55411 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 Wayzata Library 600 Rice Street Wayzata 55412 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 Westonka Library 2079 Commerce Boulevard Mound 55407 Johnson, Charles 612-543-1212 7th and Park Maintenance Station 7th and Park Ave Minneapolis 55415 Kelly, Patrick 612-596-0229 Bloomington Maintenance Station 120 West 81st Street Bloomington 55420 Kelly, Patrick 612-596-0229 Flammable Storage - Medina 1600 Prairie Drive Medina 55340 Kelly, Patrick 612-596-0229 Orono Maintenance Station 3880 Shoreline Drive Wayzata 55391 Kelly, Patrick 612-596-0229 Osseo Maintenance Station 8751 Jefferson Highway Osseo 55369 Kelly, Patrick 612-596-0229 Public Works Facility 1600 Prairie Drive Medina 55340 Kelly, Patrick 612-596-0229 County Home School - Admin./School Building 14300 County Road 62 Minnetonka 55345 Kumpula, Thomas 612-543-1586 Glen Lake Golf Course 14350 County Road 62 Minnetonka 55345 Kumpula, Thomas 612-543-1586 Adult Probation Reporting Center 4336 Lyndale Ave. N Minneapolis 55412 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Behavioral Health Clinic 1801 Nicollet Ave. S. Minneapolis 55401 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Brookdale Office Tower 3300 County Road 10 Brooklyn Center 55429 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Cedar Riverside Opportunity Center 515 15th Ave South Minneapolis 55454 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Community Offender Management (STS) 3000 N. Second Street Minneapolis 55411 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Division of Indian Works Building 1001 East Lake Street Minneapolis 55407 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Eastside Neighborhood Services 1700 2nd Street N. E. Minneapolis 55413 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Grain Exchange South 400 S. 4th St. Minneapolis 55415 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Higher Ground 165 Glenwood Ave Minneapolis 55405 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Juvenile Probation - North Suburban Office 6040 Earle Brown Drive Brooklyn Center 55430 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Juvenile Probation - South Mpls. 3015 12th Ave. South Minneapolis 55407 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Page 2 of 10 Building Address City Zip Operations Mgr Office Ph Juvenile Probation - West Suburban Office 11140 Bren Rd W Minnetonka 55345 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Maple Grove Community 12951 Weaver Lake Road Maple Grove 55369 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Maple Grove Service Center 9325 Upland Lane North, Suite 300 Maple Grove 55311 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Minneapolis Harbor Light Center 1010 Currie Avenue North Minneapolis 55403 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 No Mpls Human Services Satellite 627 West Broadway Avenue Minneapolis 55411 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Powderhorn Partners 1201 East Lake Street Minneapolis 55407 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Richfield Human Services Satellite 6625 Lyndale Avenue Richfield 55423 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Seward Neighborhood Probation 2600 E. 25th Street Minneapolis 55406 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 So Mpls Human Services Satellite/Sabathani 310 East 38th Street Minneapolis 55409 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 St. Joseph's Home for Children 1121 East 46th Street Minneapolis 55407 Larson, Karl 612-543-1371 Bloomington Recycle Center 1400 W 96th St Bloomington 55431 Lauterbach, Steve 612-596-0786 Brooklyn Park Transfer Station 8100 S. Jefferson Highway Brooklyn Park 55445 Lauterbach, Steve 612-596-0786 East Lake Library 2727 East Lake St. Minneapolis 55406 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 Hosmer Library 347 East 36th St Minneapolis 55408 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 Nokomis Library 5100 34th Ave. S. Minneapolis 55417 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 North Regional Library 1315 Lowry Ave. N Minneapolis 55411 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 Northeast Library 2200 Central Ave. NE Minneapolis 55418 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 Roosevelt Library 4026 28th Ave. S. Minneapolis 55406 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 St. Anthony Library 2941 Pentagon Drive NE. St. Anthony 55375 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 Walker Library 2880 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis 55419 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 Webber Park Library 4440 Humboldt Avenue North Minneapolis 55343 Lucey, Catherine 612-348-2738 Adult Correctional Facility - Men's Section 1145 Shenandoah Lane Plymouth 55447 Manning, Ryan 612-543-1585 Adult Correctional Facility - Women's Section 1355 Shenandoah Lane Plymouth 55447 Manning, Ryan 612-543-1585 Adult Correctional Facility - Work Release 1345 Shenandoah Lane Plymouth 55447 Manning, Ryan 612-543-1585 701 Building 701 4th Avenue S Minneapolis 55415 Mlinarchik, Christine 612-348-9679 Government Center 300 South 6th Street Minneapolis 55487 Moody, Thomas 612-348-4078 Emergency Communications Facility 1245 Shenandoah Lane Plymouth 55448 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Communications Building 9300 Naper Street Golden Valley 55427 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Enforcement Services Div. Headquarters 9401 83rd Avenue North Brooklyn Park 55445 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Bloomington 120 West 81st Street Bloomington 55420 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Page 3 of 10 Building Address City Zip Operations Mgr Office Ph Sheriff's Radio Tower - Edina 7511 Braemar Blvd Edina 55430 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Glen Lake 14350 Cty Rd 62 Minnetonka 55345 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Loretto 23400 County Rd 10 Loretto 55357 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Maple Plain 1666 Budd Avenue Maple Plain 55359 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Medina 1600 Prairie Drive Medina 55430 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Plymouth 1145 Shenandoah Lane North Plymouth 55447 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Rockford 8601 Linden Street Rockford 55373 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Radio Tower - Rogers 21200 Memorial Drive Rogers 55374 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Sheriff's Water Patrol 4141 Shoreline Drive Spring Park 55384 Nelson, Edward 612-596-0228 Family Justice Center 110 S 4th Street Minneapolis 55401 Sellner, Jerry 612-596-7179 HERC Admin Building 505 North 6th Avenue Minneapolis 55405 Sellner, Jerry 612-596-7179 Target Station 435 North 5th Street Minneapolis 55408 Sellner, Jerry 612-596-7179 Augsburg Park Library 7100 Nicollet Avenue Richfield 55423
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