
St. Paul Police Department SPPD hopes you have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. If you are traveling during this time, please be cautious of speed, designate a sober driver, and follow the laws regarding seat belt and cell phone usage.

St. Paul Police Department SPPD enjoys receiving comments and questions from our fans/citizens. If you have a specific situation that you would like addressed, we recommend you call: For an emergency: 9-1-1 For a non-emergency: 651-291-1111 Public Information Officer, Sgt. Paul Schnell: 651-266-5735

St. Paul Police Department SPPD wants to prevent crimes against the elderly and vulnerable adults. To learn more about the different types of abuse and how to report a crime involving elder or vulnerable adult abuse, check out this link:
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St. Paul Police Department SPPD Crime Prevention Unit has personal safety tips for your home, car and on the street. SPPD wants to remind you when on the street avoid secluded areas, carry something that can make a loud noise to scare off possible attackers, and don't wear headphones because they block your ability to hear someone approaching. ... For a complete list of tips, follow this link:

St. Paul Police Department Want to receive timely, accurate and relevant information from the St. Paul Police Department? Register for Nixle (www.nixle.com) and you can get neighborhood-level alerts sent to either your cell phone or by e-mail. This is FREE and there is NO spam!

St. Paul Police Department SPPD Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force wants to educate parents and children about the dangers of predators on the Internet, as well as pursuing those who would exploit children. ICAC, along with National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the NetSmartz program have developed internet safety... presentations that you can download. For more information, check out this link:
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St. Paul Police Department SPPD wants to wish everyone a safe and happy Halloween. We also want to remind you to drive carefully and be mindful of children who are trick-or-treating. Also, if you plan on drinking make use of designated drivers, taxi services or plan to stay at a friend's house.

St. Paul Police Department SPPD wants everyone to have a safe and enjoyable Halloween. The SPPD Crime Prevention Unit has prepared some Halloween safety tips, including how to dress up safely and make trick-or-treating trouble free. Check out this link to see the safety tips:

St. Paul Police Department Nixle is a community notification service that allows the SPPD to send out neighborhood-level alerts to your cell phone or e-mail. These notifications are revelvant, timely and accurate. It is FREE. NO spam. Register online with your home, work or child's school address. To see the notifications the SPPD has recently issued, check out the SPPD Nixle website.
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SPPD has observed an increase in garage burglaries in the White Bear and Minnehaha area. Report suspicious activity. More»

St. Paul Police Department The SPPD will have 250 firearm safety kits available through Project ChildSafe. This project was developed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and its goal is to teach safe firearm handling and storage practices to firearm owners, espec...ially when children are around. If you are interested in receiving ...a free firearm safety kit, please contact SPPD Community Services at 651-266-5485.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. Domestic violence continues to be the number one priority of the SPPD. The SPPD wants to remind citizens that domestic violence is everyone's concern...

St. Paul Police Department SPPD Auto Theft Unit wants to remind people that many cars are stolen when people choose to turn them on and let them warm up in the morning. It is also against Saint Paul City Ordinance 157.10 (Locking Required) to leave your car unattended without first turning off the ignition. To learn more about how to report a stolen vehicle, check out this link:

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SPPD has many awards to acknowledge their officer's for their brave and dedicated efforts while serving the citizens of St. Paul. Check out this link to see the different types of awards and what they look like. http://www.stpaul.gov/index.aspx?NID=236 6












