City of Bloomington, MN / Public Safety

The #StayHomeMN order has been extended and as the weather warms up and holidays approach, we’re all learning to navigate this new way of life. You asked and the Bloomington PD answered.

In an effort to diversify the police force, the Bloomington Police Department helped spearhead a new program that removes some of the typical barriers for people of color.

City Manager Jamie Verbrugge proves he’ll go to great lengths to highlight City jobs.

The Bloomington Honor Guard travels around the state to honor fallen police officers. It takes training and practice to be a part of this honorable team.

Sergeant Marty Earley shared some tips to help people prevent scams.

Officer Heidi Miller presents safety tips in the event you are caught outdoors during severe weather in Bloomington parks.

Coyotes have been in Bloomington for a number of years. Animal Control Coordinator John Carlson explains how to coexist with wildlife in an urban setting.

City crews and residents had some picking up to do after a severe storm moved through Bloomington recently.

Bloomington's SWAT team recently trained a new member, and we received an inside look at the rigorous efforts put forth by this highly technical group of law enforcement officers.

We caught a large garage fire on video! Check out Bloomington's firefighters at work!

Keeping Bloomington roads safe one semitruck, trailer and taxi at a time-that's the City's Police and Licensing employees!

We spoke with Detective Steve Anda of the Bloomington Police Department to find out about ways residents can guard themselves against home burglaries. With holidays right around the corner and travel plans being arranged, every homeowner should take these tips to heart and take action where needed.

Ghosts, princesses and pirates. If you look around the city on October 31st you'll likely see all of those characters. The Bloomington Police Department would like to remind both parents and motorists of some Halloween safety tips to ensure candy-seeking children have a fun and safe experience.