Law enforcement services for Nicollet County: - 9-1-1 answering center - Burning permits, civil processing, fingerprinting, and gun permits - Detention facility - Foreclosure records Take It to the Box: Residents can drop off unneeded prescription and over-the-counter medications (including small, household pet medications). Residents should keep medications in original containers, leave the name of the medication on the container, and dispose of the medication in the box opening.

Municipal police department - Child passenger safety seat inspections - Firearm permits - Crime Tipline Accepts expired and unwanted medications which can be accepted in any form including prescription, over-the-counter, and pet medications. Drop-off is anonymous. Medications should be kept in their original container.

- 911 emergency dispatch - CodeRED mass notification system for emergencies; residents can register to be notified by the sheriff's office in the event of emergency situations or critical community alerts - Communications division - County jail - Court security and transport - Crime prevention and community policing - Criminal investigation - Dive Rescue/Recovery Team - Emergency management/Homeland security - Emergency Response Unit (ERU) - Gun permits - Horse patrol unit - K-9 unit - Prescription Drug Drop Box: Provides a drug disposal box for prescription drugs in pill form, liquids, ointments, or lotions - Records including foreclosures - Recreational safety - Reserve deputy units - Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT)/The Right Information And Direction (TRIAD): Partnering with community groups, law enforcement professionals, and senior citizens to reduce criminal victimization of older persons and enhancing delivery of law enforcement services

Provides law enforcement and community services including: - Communications (911) and dispatch - County jail - Court security - Emergency response and investigations - Firearm permits - Manages and maintains police records and reports - Patrol - Prescription drug collection and disposal - Public presentations and community safety events - Victim/witness assistance

Provides law enforcement and community services, including: - County Communication Center 911 - County jail - Court security - Criminal investigation - Emergency Management - Law enforcement records and files - Missing persons location assistance - Prisoner transports - Search and rescue - Victim assistance - Warrants- Gun permits

- Detention center - Fraud reporting/prevention - General crime reporting - Gun Permits - Missing persons location assistance

- Citizen Police Academy: Seven week program designed to provide residents insight to the inner working of law enforcement - Community Outreach - Education, instruction and demonstration of how to properly install child restraint seats - Neighborhood Watch Program: Crime prevention program that enlists the participation of residents in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime, solve problems and improve the quality of life - Permit to Purchase licenses - Public Safety

Provides municipal police department and community services including resources for firearm permits

Provides law enforcement and community services, including: ?- Applications for Minnesota Permit to Carry ?- Boat and water enforcement, training, and accident response ?- Civil process services for a fee ?- Court security ?- Crime investigations ?- Fingerprinting services ?- Rescue squad response ?- Warrant division

Law enforcement services for Sibley County: - General crime reporting - 911 dispatch office - County jail - Issues gun permits - Missing persons location assistance - General crime/witness support Contract police service for New Auburn and Green Isle; part-time contract police services for the communities of Winthrop and Arlington

- Firearm permits - Found animal impound services and fees ?- Police report request form online ?- Ordinance enforcement - Road conditions

- Processes applications for gun permits in Hennepin County. Must have a permit to obtain a handgun through purchase, sale, gift, loan, assignment or other delivery from another person. - Sheriff's office will conduct a series of background-related checks to assure state law's eligiblity requirement are met. - A permit or a denial letter will be mailed within thirty days.

- Mayor and City Council - Economic Development - Election: Election Information - Fire Department: Fire Hall (218)628-0787, address: 223 North 5th Avenue, Proctor, MN 55810 - License and Permit: Pet and bow hunting license, and firearm permit - Park and Recreation: Offers fair ground, parks, sport court, and trails - Street and Sewer Services: Provides Street maintenance and sewer services, including cleaning - Water and Electric: Provides service for water and electric. After hours utility emergencies (218)624-4055 - Zoning and Building Permits: Provides information, permits, and building inspection

Law enforcement services: - Civil Process - County Communication Center 911 - County jail - Court security - Criminal investigation - Crime prevention - Drug prevention programs - Gun safety - Prisoner transports - Search and rescue - Victim and assistance - Warrants

Mayor and City Council Members Member contact information Building Department - Building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, fence permits, and more - Building inspection; electrical inspection - Code and zoning enforcement Economic Development - Administers financial incentives to encourage business development Election - Ballot information, election information, serving as an election judge, voter registration, and voting absentee/voting early Engineering Department - Includes the design, plan review, and construction inspection of all public improvements, such as city streets, sanitary sewer, and stormwater drainage systems Finance Department - Coordination and planning of all city financial information including annual budget and tax levy License - Includes animal, gun, liquor, peddler/solicitor, and tobacco sales licenses Planning and Zoning Division - Maintains the City's Comprehensive Plan, which establishes overall goals and policies for community and economic development, revitalization, maintenance, and growth. The Zoning Ordinance is the principal tool used to regulate land uses and development standards. Produces many maps, development lists, reports, and presentations for the public. Provides sign permits. Public Works - 400 Gorman Street; 6:30 am - 2:30 pm Monday - Friday - Dispatch Line: (sewer backup, stormwater backup, downed trees, storm damage, street light outages, and flooding) - Responsible for planning, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of City streets including snow plowing, sanitary sewer system, and storm drainage system. Also provides traffic signs. - Recycling/Garbage information: Dicks Sanitation. Pick up every other week on the same day as garbage collection. Bins must be at the curb by 7 am.

- Crime reporting - Crime investigation - Missing persons location assistance - Permit-to-Purchase application

- A permit or a denial letter will be mailed within seven days - Processes applications for gun purchase permits in Ramsey County cities not covered by their police department. Must have a permit to obtain a handgun through purchase, sale, gift, loan, assignment, or other delivery from another person. - Permits are valid for one year - Sheriff's office will conduct a series of background-related checks to assure state law's eligibility requirements are met

Provides law enforcement and community services, including: Animal Control: 8 am - 4 pm Monday - Friday (218)421-7155 Blight enforcement Crime alerts Firearm application Public data records

Provides law enforcement services and dispatch for the fire departments in the cities of Beaver Creek, Hardwick, Hills, Kenneth, Luverne, Magnolia, and Steen. Services include: - County Communication Center 911 - Criminal investigation - Court security - Civil process - County jail, contracted with the Nobles County Sheriff's Office - Crime reporting - Hunting classes - Issues gun permits - Law enforcement records/files - Search and rescue - Victim assistance - Warrants

- Firearms permits - Records division including police reports

- Crime prevention - Permit to carry applications - Requests for property watches

- Serving as chief general accounting officer: accounts payable, accounts receivable, central payroll and benefit administration, and preparation of periodic financial reports and an annual financial statement. - Serving on the budget committee and providing accounting and technical support for the annual budget and truth in taxation processes. - Administering the property tax system, including all levy and tax increment financing data, tax settlement process, parcel ownership database, delinquent taxes, and tax forfeiture. - Maintaining computerized parcel-based mapping for the geographic land records information systems. - Serving as chief election officer of the county. - Providing licensing services for the retain sales of liquor, beer, tobacco; precious metals; transient merchant; mass gathering permits, public fireworks displays, and gambling permits and exemptions. - Supervising internal mail services division for all incoming and outgoing county mail. - Disbursing county funds at the direction of the county board to cover county liabilities, and serving as chief investment officer to invest available fund balances under statutory guidelines. - Mailing billing statements and collecting payment for all real estate, personal property, severed mineral interests, manufactured homes, and tree growth taxes. - Maintaining tax books showing taxes paid or unpaid. - Settling and distributing taxes collected for local taxing districts of the county - towns, cities, school districts, and special taxing districts. - Completing tax certificates and tax searches. - Providing tax record information to realtors, mortgage companies and escrow agents. - Collecting deed and mortgage registration taxes. - Administering vital statistics - birth, death, marriage, notary public applications and service.

Provides law enforcement and community services, including: - Boat and water patrol - Civil process - County communication center 911 -Court security - Criminal investigation - Emergency management - Prisoner transports - Search and rescue - Victim assistance - Warrants

- Crime investigation, prevention, crime reporting, and missing persons assistance - Issue pet licenses - Tri-county crime stoppers anonymous tip line

- Provides law enforcement services - Victim/witness support - Searches for missing persons - Manages county jail - Gun permits - General crime reporting