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The United States Department of Homeland Security's enforcement and removal operations to secure the nation's borders, safeguard the immigration system, and security of the nation. Provides: - Detention Services: ICE manages all aspects of immigration enforcement and arrests of aliens who are subject to enforcement, as well as case management, detention, and removal. The agency leverages a diverse detention network including private facilities. To find a detention facility, visit the website at https://www.ice.gov/detention-facilities. - Dismantling of Transnational Crime: Dedicated to detecting and combating transnational crime that threaten the United States industries, organizations, and financial systems. Illicit activities for investigation include narcotics, smuggling, human trafficking, gang violence, money laundering, other financial crimes, intellectual property theft, cybercrime, child exploitation, and customs fraud. - Immigration Enforcement and Removal: The enforcement and removal operations team coordinates closely with local law enforcement partners within the United States to ensure the safety of communities through a variety of resources and programs. Programs include the Criminal Alien Program, Fugitive Operations, Law Enforcement Partners 287(g) Program, and Immigration and Naturalization Fraud Prosecutions. - Office locations throughout the United States consisting of Field Offices, Enforcement and Removal Operations, Homeland Security Investigations, Joint Interagency Task Force, Law Enforcement Support Center, and Offices of Partnership and Engagement, Professional Responsibility, and Principal Legal Advisor. Locator tool to find the local office can be found here at https://www.ice.gov/contact/field-offices.

- 3 school resource officers in Carver County, Carver-Scott Educational Cooperative District 930, Waconia School District 110, and Chaska/Chanhassen School District 112 - Carver County Sheriff's Office Tip Center - County emergency management - Crime laboratory - Drug task force - Foreclosure records - Law enforcement records/files including accident, arrest, and other incident reports - Medication disposal box - Sheriff's Emergency Response Team - SERT

Provides law enforcement and community services, including animal control.

Law enforcement services for Crow Wing County. Divisions include: - Administration division - Dispatch services for emergency response - Emergency management collaboration between law enforcement, fire departments, emergency medical services, public health, public works, hospitals, schools, government officials, and the private sector - General crime reporting - Investigations unit - Patrol division - Records - Special units

Provides law enforcement and community services. Maintains police records and handles incoming calls and window traffic, provides clerical support to the Investigation Unit, maintains the evidence room, and provides police data to the public per Minnesota Data Practices.

Provides law enforcement and community services including: ?- Crime investigation - Crime reporting - Missing persons location assistance

Law enforcement agency: - 5 full-time officers - General crime reporting - Law enforcement records - Missing persons location assistance - Victim and witness support

Provides law enforcement and community services.

Law enforcement services: - Civil Process - County Communication Center 911 - Court Security - Criminal investigation - Drone policy - Permit to carry/purchase a handgun - Prisoner transport - Records - Search and rescue - Warrants - Water Safety

- Crime investigation - General crime reporting - Crime victim and witness support - Police records - Animal control - Missing persons location assistance - Safe Exchange space for child custody exchange and completing online sales transactions

Provides law enforcement and community services, including animal licensure.

- Civil process - Code RED: Web-based system which allows the sheriff's office the ability to reach a large number of residents in a very short time, by geographically-based delivery of telephone, and text messaging - Crime tip line - Firearm disposal; does not take ammunition or explosives. - Internship opportunities for undergraduate college or university students enrolled in an educational institution that has a structured internship program - Jail Division operates an eight day, five bed temporary juvenile holding facility - Permits to carry handguns - Prescription, over-the-counter and pet medication in any form from households can be dropped off in the drug drop box. Medications should be kept in the original container and placed in a sealed, clear plastic bag. Individuals should use a marker to cross out their name on the container. Drop off is anonymous - no ID is required. If the individual doesn't have the original container, medication should be placed in a clear, plastic bag and the name of the medication should be written on the bag. Please visit website for more information. - Provides police coverage under contract to the cities of Afton, Birchwood, Dellwood, Grant, Hugo, Lake Elmo, Lakeland, Lakeland Shores, Landfall, Mahtomedi, Newport, Saint Croix Beach, Saint Mary's Point, Scandia, and Willernie - Provides records and reports upon request

Law enforcement agency services: - General crime reporting - Law enforcement records/files - Missing persons location assistance - Crime witness/victim support

Provides law enforcement and community services including: - Crime investigation, prevention, and reporting - Missing person report intake - Police records - Take It To The Box: Free safe disposal of unneeded prescription and over the counter medications. Drug Disposal Box is available 8 am - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday.

- City patrol - Crime investigation - Crime reporting - Crime victim and witness support - Police records

Law enforcement agency: - General crime reporting - Law enforcement records/files - Missing persons location assistance - Victim/Witness support

Provides law enforcement and community services. This includes a tip line and a drug take-back program. - Drug Take-Back Program: Individuals can drop off unused medications to be disposed of. Individuals should use a marker to cross out their name on prescription labels on medicine containers. Each medication should be kept in its original container or packaging. Medication no longer in its original container should be placed in a clear plastic bag.

Provides law enforcement and community services, including animal control and firearm permits.

Provides law enforcement for residents of Lester Prairie - Bicycle safety education - Drug Abuse Resistance Education for fifth and eighth graders - Stranger Danger education

Provides law enforcement and community services. A medication disposal drop box is available for free use during office hours.

Serves as the centralized dispatch for 911, emergency and non-emergency dispatch services (law enforcement, fire, and medical) for the following: Arden Hill - Law Enforcement: Ramsey County Sheriff's Office - Fire: Lake Johanna Fire Department - Medical: Allina Falcon Heights - Law Enforcement: Ramsey County Sheriff's Office - Fire: Falcon Heights Fire Department - Medical: Saint Paul Fire Department Gem Lake - Law Enforcement: White Bear Lake Police Department - Fire: White Bear Lake Fire Department - Medical: White Bear Lake Fire Department Lauderdale - Law Enforcement: Saint Anthony Police Department - Fire: Falcon Heights Fire Department - Medical: Saint Paul Fire Department Little Canada - Law Enforcement: Ramsey County Sheriff's Office - Fire: Little Canada Fire Department - Medical: Allina Maplewood - Law Enforcement: Maplewood Police Department - Fire: Maplewood Fire Department - Medical: Maplewood Fire Department Minnesota State Fairgrounds - Law Enforcement: Minnesota State Fair Police - Fire: Saint Paul Fire Department - Medical: Saint Paul Fire Department Mounds View - Law Enforcement: Mounds View Police Department - Fire: SBM Fire Department - Medical: Allina New Brighton - Law Enforcement: New Brighton Police - Fire: New Brighton Fire - Medical: Allina North Oaks - Law Enforcement: Ramsey County Sheriff's Office - Fire: Lake Johanna Fire Department - Medical: Allina North Saint Paul - Law Enforcement: North Saint Paul Police Department - Fire: North Saint Paul Fire Department - Medical: Lakeview Ambulance Roseville - Law Enforcement: Roseville Police Department - Fire: Roseville Fire Department - Medical: Allina Saint Anthony - Law Enforcement: Saint Anthony Police Department - Fire: Saint Anthony Fire Department - Medical: Allina Shoreview - Law Enforcement: Ramsey County Sheriff's Office - Fire: Lake Johanna Fire Department - Medical: Allina University of Minnesota - Law Enforcement: University of Minnesota Police Department - Fire: Saint Paul Fire Department - Medical: Saint Paul Fire Department Vadnais Heights - Law Enforcement: Ramsey County Sheriff's Office - Fire: Vadnais Heights Fire Department - Medical: Allina White Bear Lake - Law Enforcement: White Bear Lake Police Department - Fire: White Bear Lake Fire Department - Medical: White Bear Lake Fire Department White Bear Township - Law Enforcement: Ramsey County Sheriff's Office - Fire: White Bear Lake Fire Department - Medical: White Bear Lake Fire Department

Provides law enforcement and community services including: - 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

Serves as the single point of contact for the City of Minneapolis for non-emergency requests for information and services. Mayor and City Council Contact Information - City Hall Information Line: (612)673-3000 or 3-1-1 - Blooming Boulevards - Domestic Partnership Registration, (612)673-2216 - Elections and Voter Registration - Graffiti Hotline - Mississippi Mile Hotline - Neighborhood Association Information, (612)673-3737 - Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) Revitalizes neighborhoods based on plans created by citizens and local government - Pollution and Noise Control - Property Tax Information, (612)673-3000 - Public Affairs - Film, Video and Recording - Public Works - Recycling Collection, Organics Recycling (612)673-2917 - Rental Problems-Housing Services - Sidewalks: Call to report badly cracked, broken, or unshoveled walks - Sign Language Coordinator - Skyways; Call for maps and information on hours - Voter registration and election information: https://vote.minneapolismn.gov/ - Water Emergency, (612)673-5600; Water problems, answered 24-hours-a-day - Yellow Ribbon: Resources and support for local service members, veterans and their families. - Zoning Information Animals: - Animal Adoption - Animal Control, (612)673-6222 - Animal Licenses and permits - Animal rescue - Barking Dog Complaints Assessor, City: - General Information - Homestead Information, (612)348-3046 or email [email protected] - Real Estate Information - This Old House Program Attorney, City: - City of Minneapolis Attorney Automobiles: - Abandoned on Private Land - Abandoned on Streets - Impound Lot, (612)673-5777; 50 Van White Memorial Boulevard, Minneapolis 55405 (as of 11/21 new office is located within the current Impound Lot site with improved access and new entrance) Bicycles: - Bicycle Registration - Information on Stolen and Recovered, (612)673-5665 City Council: - General Information - Council Meeting Schedule - Ordinance Information - Civil Rights - Minneapolis - Communication - Film, Video and Recording Community Planning and Economic Development: - General Information - Business Association Information - Business Development - Business Licensing - Business Loans - Energy and Property Improvement Loans - Homeowner Assistance - Sale of Vacant Lots Employment: - City Employment - Employment Training - Jobs Hot Line, (612)673-2282 option 1 or visit website Fire: - Emergency, 9-1-1 - Administration - Fire Prevention - Broken Fire Hydrants, business hours (612)673-3000 or 3-1-1; after hours (612)673-5600 Garbage Collection: - (612)673-2917; Call for schedules, garbage cart damage or theft, and information on the collection of large items, leaves, and yard waste. Health: - Health and Family Support - Food Sanitation Concerns Housing: - Building Codes - Building Permits - Energy Conservation, (612)335-5858 - Home Improvement: visit website - Homestead Information - Housing Complaints - Inspections - Mortgage Loans - Public Housing Authority, (612)342-1400 - Renters rights and resources, visit website - Rubbish and Weed Complaints - Section 8 Housing, (612)342-1480 - Tenant Advocacy and housing counseling, (612)673-3000 or 3-1-1 for tenants and landlords living in Minneapolis Libraries: - General Information Licenses: - Bicycle (registration) - Driver and Vehicle Licenses, (612)348-8240 - General Information on Licenses and Locations, (612)348-8240 - Business Licenses - Handgun Licenses Minneapolis Community Development Agency: - General Information - Business Association Information - Business Licensing - Business Loans - Energy and Property Improvement Loans - Homeowner Assistance - Sale of Vacant Lots Minneapolis Maps: - General Information - Ward and Precinct Parking: - Parking Cards - Hooded Meters - Out of Order Meters - Monthly and Event Parking - Permits for Critical Areas - Ramp and Lot Maintenance Parks and Recreation: - Boulevard Trees, (612)230-6400 - Park Information, (612)230-6400 - Park Maintenance, (612)230-6400 Police: - Emergency, 9-1-1 - Administration - Civilian Police Review: Call to report alleged abuse of Minneapolis Police Authority - Community Crime Prevention SAFE - Report crimes that do not require an emergency police response (i.e., property damage, non-violent theft report, traffic and parking issues, other report-only calls).Can also visit website to file a police report online. Records: - Birth, Death and Marriage, (612)348-8240 - Real Estate, (612)348-3011 Schools: - Minneapolis Public, (612)668-0000 Call for phone numbers and addresses of schools, faculty and staff, School Board Members, and enrollment information - Senior Ombudsman Sewer Emergency: - Business Hours - After hours, (612)673-5600 - Call if your drains are backed up Snow Emergencies: - (612)348-SNOW(7669) Call 24 hour hotline for up-to-date plowing schedules and parking restrictions. To sign up on-line to receive snow emergency alerts go to: www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/snow/esubscribe.asp; Impound Lot, 50 Van White Memorial Boulevard, Minneapolis 55405 (as of 11/21 new office is located within the current Impound Lot site with improved access and new entrance) - Snow Plowing and Sanding Streets and Alleys: - Block Party Permits - Storm Drain Repair - Parade and Race Permits - Parkway Lights Out - Pothole Repair - Street and Alley Maintenance - Street Lights Out, Metal Poles - Street Lights Out, Wooden Poles (Xcel), (800)960-6235 - Street Use Permits - General Utility Billing Office: - (612)673-1114 or 3-1-1; Call for all water, sewer, and solid waste billing questions

Provides law enforcement and community services, including a neighborhood watch committee, and a prescription drug take-back container.

Provides law enforcement and community services, including providing permits to purchase firearms.