Police Department

The Grand Rapids Police Department has 28 full-time personnel including:

Chief Of Police
Two Captains
Four Sergeants
Two Investigators
One School Resource Officer
Eight Patrol Officers
K-9 Team
Community Service Officer
Two Administrative Assistants

The Grand Rapids Police Department is supported by a Volunteer Police Reserve Unit.

A trespass notice in Minnesota is a written demand to leave a property. It's issued by the lawful owner or their agent. The notice informs the individual that they are not allowed to enter or occupy the property.

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE?

To prohibit someone from trespassing on the property.
To demand that someone leave the property immediately.
To inform someone that any attempt to enter the property will be considered a criminal trespass.

Crime Stoppers

REPORT WHAT YOU KNOW!

You can help keep your community safe and protected from criminal activity
by reporting what you know. Follow this link to complete a Crime Stopper Report.

Data Request

Members of the public wishing to obtain information from the City of Grand Rapids, including the Police Department, may submit the completed form below. Occasionally, there will be fees associated with requests. Specific fees are noted here for your convenience. For full explanation of Data Practice Procedures and City Wide Fees, please select the attached PDF files included on this page.

*NOTE: If you are requesting a Zoning Letter, please contact:
Rob Mattei, Community Development Director - 218-326-7622

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Police Department

The Grand Rapids Police Department has 28 full-time personnel including:

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