Brooklyn Park Police chief retiring this week
Brooklyn Park Police Chief Craig Enevoldsen will retire later this week, leaving yet another large Minnesota city without a permanent chief.
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Brooklyn Park Police Chief Craig Enevoldsen will retire later this week, leaving yet another large Minnesota city without a permanent chief.
The list is unlikely to grow as omicron cases are expected to decline, League of Minnesota Cities official says.
The city is looking for 18- to 24-year-olds to fill several posts.
Report: Brooklyn Park should focus on violence prevention, police reform July 14, 2021 — 5:24am Text size Copy shortlink: Brooklyn Park should focus on stopping violence before it happens and figuring out where changes might be needed in its police department, according to a new report from the St. Paul-based Wilder Foundation. The 115-page "Brooklyn Park: Improving Safety and Policing" report, completed over six months and presented to the City Council on Monday, also looked at root causes of violence and overall public safety in ...
Brooklyn Park aims to enhance community police relations with new study results A suburb that touts its police department as a national leader in community policing is also evaluating its police policies and procedures. Author: Kiya Edwards Updated: 6:03 PM CDT July 12, 2021 BROOKLYN PARK, Minn. — The city of Brooklyn Park is putting its police department under the microscope. After hiring an independent research group last fall to evaluate police policies and procedures, final results will be shared at the regular city council meeting Monday. Ahead of the me...