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Police Department. We in the Minneapolis Police Department gain our authority from the community. We recognize that public safety is not just the absence of crime but the presence of justice. Chief of Police Brian O'Hara. Contact Police Department.
Access to police services. For emergencies, call 911. TTY users can call 911 directly. Text-to-911 is available in Minneapolis. For non-emergencies and help in alternative formats, contact 311. People who are deaf or hard of hearing can use the relay service, TTY: 612-263-6850.
The Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) administration strives to. Maintain employees' professional integrity. Create an organization with superior performance. The department has a decentralized command structure: Chief. Assistant Chief. Deputy Chiefs. Chief of Staff. Precinct Inspectors.
You can request public information that the Police Department created and maintains. Public information police reports include: Date; Time; Address; Nature of the incident; Adult persons involved; Brief description of the incident; We maintain police reports from 1990 forward.
The City of Minneapolis has more than 700 different kinds of jobs where you can serve the community and build your career. Application Technical Support -- for assistance with a password reset or technical difficulty with the online application, contact NeoGov Applicant Support at 1-855-524-5627.
Connect with the Minneapolis Police Department. You can request police and accident reports, ask for police data and more.
Overview. The Patrol Bureau includes all of the officers who: Watch over our City's neighborhoods day to day. Respond to emergencies across the City. You may see us: On foot. In a squad car. Riding a bicycle or horse. With a police dog.
Connect with the Minneapolis Police Department. Facebook. Twitter. Last updated on October 16, 2023. You can view data on arrests, shots fired, stops and crime.
Connect with the Minneapolis Police Department. Facebook. Twitter. Last updated on April 19, 2024. We explain how to report a crime, request police reports and find city crime maps. We also describe state and federal investigations of City police practices.
Access to police services. For emergencies, call 911. TTY users can call 911 directly. Text-to-911 is available in Minneapolis. For non-emergencies and help in alternative formats, contact 311. People who are deaf or hard of hearing can use the relay service, TTY: 612-263-6850.