Business license applications and forms

These licenses are required by City Code. Some services need more than one application to get a license. For more information on the subject, contact the division listed on the application.
The Minnesota Department of Health collects a statewide hospitality fee for all food, beverage and lodging facilities each year. The fee funds statewide food, beverage and lodging program development activities. Temporary food event license holders are also required to pay that fee. Bills are usually sent in the summer for licenses held in the previous calendar year. Here is a link to more information.
https://www.health.state.mn.us/communities/environment/food/docs/license/hospfee.pdf
Temporary precious metal or secondhand goods dealer
Temporary secondhand goods dealer
As of September 21, 2017, the City adopted lifetime animal licensing with a flat fee of $25.00 per animal (cat, dog, or ferret). A license is good for the life of the animal and is non-transferable.
You must provide a rabies certificate at the time of purchase showing the animal is current on its rabies vaccination.
No household shall have more than four animals. This includes dogs, cats, and ferrets over six months old.
Any questions, please call the Licensing Department at 952-563-8728.
Beekeeping, chickens
Learn about beekeeping and chickens in Bloomington.