City of Fridley Minnesota - Livability


Fridley has a history of plopping noisy industrial
operations next to existing residential neighborhoods.

Target Distribution Center's backup-beeper noise -- morning,
day and and night -- penetrates closed windows.

There are wrongly engineered air-exchangers running at illegal
levels. Windows cannot be left open without hearing them 24/7.



This page is updated daily.

03/19/2026



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Fridley Noise

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Target's beepers:

1. Realtors'
   obligation


2. Residents'    complaints

3. Target's deception

4. Scope of the issue

5. Unjustifiable

6. Target's invasion

7. The right to know

8. Daily log

9. Analysis

10. Video


11. Other
    noise issues

  most notably --
  humming, roaring,
  whistling.. from
  air exchangers
  on ever more
  industrial bldgs
  scattered in
  residential areas



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The above map of our 0.5 mile by 0.8 mile neighborhood indicates the residents who have made a public complaint about Target Distribution Center's yard-truck backup beepers.

For many years, Target's yard-truck beepers have been penetrating this neighborhood about fifty percent of the time, at any time of the day or night, seven days a week.

Target's yard-truck beepers account for more than 98 percent of backup beeper noise in this neighborhood.

This is not a neighborhood for having a window open,
enjoying one's porch or patio, or being outside.

   Target's yard is fenced, gated and guarded.

   There is no unsuspecting public strolling
   through the Target yard.

   There are alternative backing alarms
   available to Target.


   Read full story at --> Target's invasion

   Note to realtors: Realtor's obligation