Police Services

The Woodbury Police Department consists of the following divisions: Patrol, Investigations and Support Services.

The Police Department has 63 sworn officers, two police canines, 10 civilian support staff and seven community service officers. In addition, there are approximately 30 persons who volunteer in the Reserve, Explorer, Police Chaplaincy and Support Services Volunteer Programs.

The Woodbury Public Safety Department has fully integrated its Police, Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) divisions, meaning police officers are cross-trained as either paramedics or firefighters, resulting in improved overall efficiency and effectiveness of emergency services in the city.

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• Badges and Patches

Ordinances

• Hunting
• Snowmobile Rules
• Curfew
• Animal Control
• Watering Restrictions
• Winter Parking
• Abandoned/Junk Vehicles
• Burglar & Fire Alarms
• Solicitors/Peddlers
• Non-domestic Animals

Permits/Licenses

• Permit to Acquire a Handgun
• Permit to Carry a Handgun

Services for the Public

• Police Reports/Requests for Information/Report a Crime
• Lost Pets
• Fingerprinting
• Blood Pressure Checks
• Vacation Checks
• Vehicle Lockouts
• Buckle Up Kids

Crime Prevention

• Canine Unit
• Home Premise Survey
• Neighborhood Watch
• STAR program
• Woodbury Public Safety Board
• Internet Crimes Against Children
• School Programs
• Restorative Justice/Community Conferencing
• Neighborhood Traffic Control
• Minnesota Night to Unite
• Block Parties

Online Auction

• Online Auction

Emergency Preparedness Links

• U.S. Department of Homeland Security
• State of Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management
• Red Cross
• Pandemic Flu
• Code Ready
• ECHO Minnesota