Yes, they are tough on speeders and traffic violations. Luckily they have the more serious crimes…read moreunder control. Every city makes $$ from traffic stops...they pay the bills. Don't do the crime if you don't have the time.

Person running the non-emergency number today clearly needs a vacation because I was apparently an…read moreasshole for even calling the number and asking about noise ordinance clarification. What am I missing? She was acting like it was the 911 line. Literally her fucking job to help.

We have reported our car stolen 3 to 4 weeks now and called to received the report they never…read morecalled us back, and today my fiancé called them 3 times since he had eyes on his car no cops available for us, we waited and got hit by our own stolen car (my car) and they didn't do anything. I'm so outraged I thought police were here to help their community they rather let a thief run lose and now we have 0 car and they still don't do anything is a shame they rather take an easy job than actually enforcing the law around here! They let the community take matters into their own hands and forget about us! they even told us that our stolen Jeep did wasn't reported? when we even have a paper report in hand these people are are joke.

There to help if you need them. I have met a few detectives and officers and they were all very…read morekind and nice in there. They help you as much as they can. They're a human just like the rest of us. They're out there to save your life and protect and a lot of them get a bad rap there is yes a few that have been notable bad, but not all of them are great, just think if we didn't have any around to protect us so please people try to be kind like they say you can put yourself in their shoes and like their families worry every night if they're coming home that could be you someday so let's give them all a high five and give a thank you

I grew up in Hopkins and eventually moved to another state. I was a delinquent in my earlier years…read moreand proceeded to be involved in criminal activity mainly drug dealing. In the late 80s, you could say that I was known to be a drug dealer in Hopkins. In those days compared to these days they didn't have a Real understanding of drug addiction etc. there was a police officer who reached out to me many times as he knew I came from a broken family his name was Jack Pratt. Now that I'm 62, I realize that he was an individual and his actions really made a great impression on me to this day. I must say, I was sad when I learned that he had passed away, It really did make me think about the interaction I had with him. He was a good man and very dedicated to his job and the people of Hopkins. He sure taught me a great lesson about life RIP

OK, so I recognize its a little weird to review a Police Department, but I wanted to take the…read moreopportunity to give a public shout-out. My fair city is pretty awesome most of the time. However, sometimes you have to deal with stupid/rude/inconsiderate/selfish criminals. This small department does such a great job of protecting and serving our community while still remaining friendly and welcoming. They have a great presence in the necessary areas of town. I was particularly thankful of this on one unfortunate day in December. In a total "you can't make this stuff up" situation (I will spare you all the details), I was a victim of an auto accident where the driver stopped, then decided it would be a better idea to flee the scene. They didn't get far, just across the street, before six of Hopkins (and Minnetonka's) finest arrived at the scene to stop them in their tracks. Of course the driver did not have valid insurance, so I though I was on the hook for the repairs to my vehicle. Here comes the shout-out portion of my review. Officer Liz White was on the scene that night and took my statement. We exchanged multiple emails over the course of several weeks. She was super helpful in my case, getting me the required insurance information so I could get my car fixed on their dime instead of my own. Thankfully you have to show proof of insurance to get your vehicle from a tow lot, and she was awesome enough to get the info from the lot in order to give me a shot at getting my car fixed. Keep up the great work, Officer White, I thank you for your service!

As long as you aren't brought here handcuffed in the back of a squad, this is a nice facility. :D…read moreThe City Council chambers are large and open, with comfortable seating and an impressive raised seating area for the council. The wide, open staircase connecting the floors allows you to enjoy the plants, the soft lighting, and the historical photographs scattered on the walls. The Garden Room is a lovely cafe/dining area where the city holds banquets. The tiered room opens to a glass wall overlooking a lush garden pathway. The meeting rooms are typical conference-style arrangements, but the murals and old photos in the hallway draw your eye. Several flatscreen monitors display current and upcoming events as well as congratulation notices for various city employees, giving you something to look at if you have to wait a bit. There is plenty of free parking in the adjacent lot, including two electric charging stations. The staff are always friendly and helpful, whether you're renewing your dog license or looking for city ordinance help.

From the owner: The Eden Prairie City Center is the hub of government operations for the city of nearly 62,000…read moreresidents and 2,000 businesses. Department offices within the City Center include: Community Development, Parks and Recreation, Public Works and Police, as well as the Office of the City Manager. The City Center also houses the City Council Chambers, where meetings are typically held on the first and third Tuesday of each month.

I am always nervous each time I meet any Police officer though sometimes I pretend not to be. But…read moretoday, 8/12/2024 I was at Children's hospital and got lost going to the Pharmacy with my grand baby and ended up into the cafeteria. There was a Police officer at the end of the line closer to me but I skipped him and looked at the person in front of him and asked him to direct me to the Pharmacy. The person did not hear me but this officer kindly directed me to the Pharmacy. He actually had to explain a couple of times the directions. It was not too far but listening to an officer was just nerve wrecking. Anyway, after the visit to the Pharmacy I went to thank the officer and I don't know if he knew that I was nervous but he carried a good conversation with me, taking the fear of unknown away from me. When leaving I asked for his name and he just said Chris, like some local, regular person, but I asked for his last name, and then he just handed me his business card. When I was in the car heading home, I looked at the card and it said "Commander" under his name Christopher Kasal. I almost melted, he was not even just a regular officer but a Commander. I was talking to a Commander yo'all! Oh Wow! What a humble human being. He actually treated me like some important person for real!. Thank you very much Commander Kasal and St. Paul Police for having people like him in your department.

I have lived in New York City, Boston, Los Angeles etc etc. and all my experiences with the…read morepolice in this precinct have been super fast efficient and gracious. I am a senior female of color and have been treated with great respect fortunately. This past summer two men were heard yelling at one another one morning with the result of one getting stabbed, yes at 10 am behind our garages ( 1880's house converted into 4 rentals). The perpetrator ran away from the victim right up our driveway. And our neighbor who witnessed everything called the police who arrived in minutes. The second incident was at our post office near highway 52 on a boiling June day this summer of 90 degrees. A Mexican mother ran into the post office at 5 pm yelling to borrow a cell phone speaking only Spanish I speak fluent Spanish and asked her why and she said she must call her husband ( rush hour) to come with the keys for her 2 year old child was locked in the car. I quickly told her in Spanish, no time, we must call the police who CAME in less than 5 minutes of my call. The child had passed out was sweating to an extreme her tiny body was very hot after he immediately got the door open. I told the mother to please take the child out bring her inside the cool post office give her water and the mother REFUSED. So I quickly informed the officer, he felt the child and agreed and insisted the mother remove and cool her down. He was truly kind patient calm respectful of us all. The child was SO hot... I think she had left her in the car windows all closed while she had gone into the post office .......

They do a good job of sending the police officers out whenever you call 911…read more I especially like the fact that they seldom mock me for my various UFO reports that I call in. The police they send seem to use just about the perfect balance of violence and authority.

There are no bulbs in the famous bulb fields of Holland right now. There won't be any throughout…read morethe cold months. Nothing blooming at all. But when Spring comes? There's a ton of them! A Blooming Ton! Now that was a stretch. And so will this be... (pdp) Located in the southern part of the Minneapolis area, this is a very business-oriented suburb which features the massive airport for the region but also the even more massive Mall of America which is literally the biggest mall in America. It's a fairly wealthy suburb and has a lot of Caucasian elements - affluent, ethnically homogenous, not too much authentic international food, lots of chains - but also some cool places and some interesting local culture. But the main focal points are definitely the airport and the mall. Which are close together. When I come here it's usually to go to the mall cuz as much as I'm not a big mall person, Barbie really is and this is the ultimate Mecha of malls. I said Mecca but that too. I think.

I am new to Apple Valley and have managed an apartment building here for 7 months. This morning was…read morethe first time I have had to call the police to the building. I reported a domestic disturbance between a man and woman, one is a resident. I told the two male Officers that I heard a woman screaming, a man yelling at her and a body being slammed against the wall, then the woman yelled she was bleeding. After a very brief visit (maybe 2-3 minutes) with the couple, both Officers walked past my office. One, with a stupid smug grin on his face said, We are good here or we're all good and walked away. We are good here was more than a poor choice of words. It was disrespectful to the victim and minimized the seriousness of domestic violence. Furthermore, he was wrong and we weren't good here. The fighting and abuse continued throughout the day. Shame on both of those Officers.

Clean, modern facilities. Although right now there seems to be some construction work going on…read more.. wonder what it'll look like once it's complete? I was here for the Eagan Indoor Market (select Wednesdays) being held in one of the gathering rooms on the lower level. It was a bit smaller than I'd been anticipating from the list of vendors on the website, but it was still nice to browse local small businesses, and I'm glad the community center makes the time and space for folks to do so. While there, I scoped out what appeared to be the "main attraction" so to speak, the fitness center, which has a large gymnasium, equipment, and an indoor track. They had plenty of showers, bathrooms, water fountain/bottle refill station, coat racks, vending machines with beverages and snacks, and a place to get changed and such. Seems really nice, but the pricing online seemed a bit steep to me ($40/mo.); a shame, my husband and I have been looking for an indoor track so we can run in the winter without worrying about slipping on the ice! There's also an indoor kids playplace ($8 fee) on the upper level and a senior center on the lower level. So they are trying to cater to all ages here. The parking lot is quite sizable, so no worries about finding a place to park (unless of course there's a big event going on at the festival grounds!). There are plenty of outdoor amenities in the surrounding Eagan Central Park too, such as a kid's playground, splash pad, fitness course, walking paths, and bandshell. There's also a postbox near the entrance of the building if you need to drop off some mail while you're here.

Visited on a Sunday for a kids birthday party. They have an inside jungle gym for kiddos and it was…read morea lot of fun. I wish the space was a little bigger as it can get a little crowded in the little space in front of the gym but all in all had a great time. Easy access to bathrooms near by as well along with a small party room connected.