Community Outreach
Block Captains Wanted
updated: Monday, June 03, 2013The St. Louis Park Police Department is recruiting interested citizens to become Block Captains. Are you unsure if your block is organized? Contact Community Outreach Officer Ken Sysko at (952) 924-2661 or email him at ksysko@stlouispark.org to see if your block is organized and for further information. Click here for more...
National Night Out
Each year, Neighborhood Watch block captains throughout St. Louis Park organize block parties to celebrate National Night Out and neighborhood associations organize larger events throughout the city. You do not need to be a block captain to organize a National Night Out event for your neighbors. If you are interested, please visit the...
Community Outreach Officer
updated: Tuesday, May 14, 2013The police department has one sworn police officer assigned to community outreach. This officer coordinates citywide programs such as Neighborhood Watch and National Night Out. This officer also coordinates the crime free multi-housing program, prepares neighborhood surveys, coordinates neighborhood meetings and addresses a variety of...
Block Captain Newsletter
updated: Friday, May 24, 2013The Block Captain Newsletter is distributed to all block captains in the City of St. Louis Park. See below for recent newsletters. If you are interested in becoming a block captain, please click here for more information.
Block Captain Newsletter - Spring 2013
Block Captain Newsletter - Winter 2012
Block Captain Newsletter - Fall 2012
Block Captain Newsletter - Spring 2012
Block Captain Newsletter- Winter 2011/2012
Block Captain Newsletter - Fall 2011
Block Captain Newsletter - Spring 2011
Neighborhood Surveys
updated: Thursday, May 09, 2013To identify problems and track trends, the Police Department routinely surveys one of its four patrol districts each year. These surveys ask residents to respond to questions about the quality of their neighborhood, livability issues and safety concerns. With the information gained from these voluntary surveys, officers tackle the most chronic problems...
