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The Twin Cities area has experienced a large amount of mail theft. Although it is virtually impossible to control what mail is sent to you, it is strongly suggested that any checks you receive on a regular basis be directly deposited into your bank account. It is also strongly suggested that you not use your mailbox for outgoing mail. People who steal mail will not sort through it, they take it all. Not only is there a possibility that the thieves will attempt to cash your checks, but the checks will not go where you sent them. Many times, you will not be aware that the checks are gone until you receive a late notice.
Are you open for business? Thieves cruise the streets peering in your garage, your cars/trucks, and your recreational vehicles. They make lists of what to steal and from where. Here are some simple precautions you can take.
Recreational vehicles should not be used as storage sheds. It is common for residents to return home from camping or fishing and leave valuable items in their RV, which can usually be easily opened.
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM
Call 911 any time, day or night, for any situation that requires the response of police, fire, or emergency personnel. This includes damage to property, parking complaints, traffic situations, suspicious activity, animal complaints, criminal activity, and emergencies.
Call 651-738-1025 for general questions, to request a copy of a police report, or for information on impounded vehicles, pets, or local events.
Call 651-439-9381 to speak to a police officer on a non-emergency situation.