Maplewood Police MN

Now accepting applications for our Police Reserves. You can assist police department staff in routine department functions; assist police detectives in securing crime scenes and other exciting opportunities. Apply at Maplewoodmn.gov/jobs

Thanks to everyone who came out for our Trunk or Treat. Turns out your favorite decorated truck was the Haunted Tractor by our @ParksRecMplwd staff.

Simple words to live by....Be positive towards others Be kind to everybody because you have no idea what they might be going through. #NationalBullyingPreventionMonth

A victim may only reach out for help once. If a friend says they are being abused, BELIEVE THEM.

We had a great time greeting students at Weaver School during their FUNd walk last week. #622Proud

Catalytic Converter Marking Label Kits are now available. A limited number of kits are available for residents at City Hall

Congratulations Officer James Quirk who’s finished field training and was sworn in in front of council last week.

Do you have a keen eye for detail with knowledge of law enforcement policies and like to engage in community outreach? Then apply to become a Police Records Specialist. maplewoodmn.gov/jobs

Our CSOs work with directly with sworn police officers, serving in uniform and driving a marked vehicle and assist in: Evidence transportation Taking non-criminal reports Animal Control Duties Other administrative functions. Learn more and Apply- maplewoodmn.gov/jobs

We are continuing to receive lots of motor vehicle theft reports. The best way to prevent your vehicle from being stolen while it is warming up - is : to not leave your vehicle warming up unattended.

We have been informed that there is a problem with the 911 system. If you need police, fire, or medical assistance please call 651-767-0640. We will update this post once we learn more. Thank you.

BCA investigating in-custody death involving person suspected of stealing propane tanks. Body camera was rolling. No physical struggle between officer and suspect.

Due to the potential for flash looting in Maplewood, Police are urging people to avoid retail areas until further notice.

The following is a statement from Maplewood Public Safety Director Scott Nadeau regarding the death of George Floyd

Our public safety team is taking time today to thank their colleagues on the frontlines of the #COVID-19 fight. @FairviewHealth

Thanks to tireless investigative work by Maplewood detectives and the @MnDPS_BCA crime lab, a 40-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a November hit and run in the Gladstone section of the city.