Records

Records

Civilian Personnel

In addition to dispatchers, the Police Department employs other non-sworn or civilian personnel. The Records Division is comprised of an office manager and five clerical personnel. The Records Division collects, processes, disseminates and maintains all department records as well as provides clerical and support services for the department.

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Prosecuting Crimes

The Hennepin County Attorney serves as the chief prosecutor of all adult felony and juvenile crimes in Hennepin County. (St. Louis Park is one of 46 cities within Hennepin County.) For more information, visit www.hennepinattorney.org.

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Obtaining a Police Report

The St. Louis Park Police Department strictly adheres to the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act which classifies data as public, private and/or confidential. You may be asked to provide picture identification and/or written authorization from the party(ies) involved in order to obtain a police report. For more information on the Minnesota Government...

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Getting Fingerprinted

Fingerprints for employment, adoption and naturalization purposes are taken by a community service officer. The fee for fingerprints is $25 for the first set, and $5 per card thereafter. To schedule an appointment, call Community Service Coordinator Eric Lincoln at (952) 924-2125.

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