ALLEY RESTRICTIONS EFFECTIVE MARCH 25th, 2019
Beginning Monday, March 25th and until further notice, weight restrictions are imposed to alleys in Breckenridge. Due to spring wet conditions, heavy weight vehicles cannot go thru alleys. Place your garbage receptacle street side.
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Electrical Distribution System & Substation Infrastructure
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Breckenridge Police Department
420 Nebraska Ave
Breckenridge, MN 56520
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency
Phone: 218-643-5506
Fax: 218-643-9115
Submit a tip:
Chief of Police- Kris Karlgaard:
kkarlgaard@breckmnpd.gov
Police Records/Legal Assistant- Hannah Rittenour:
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Breckenridge Police Department is to protect life and property, prevent crimes and reduce fear of crime and to provide the highest quality of Police services in response to the community needs.
About Us:
The Breckenridge Police Department provides 24 hour law enforcement services to the City of Breckenridge. BPD employs 8 full-time and two part-time police officers. The department consists of the Chief of Police, Detective Sgt., and five patrol officers.
Patrol
The patrol division is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Patrol officers respond to calls for reports of criminal activity, apprehending criminals and wanted subjects, motor vehicle accidents, as well as enforcing motor vehicle violations and performing preventative deterrent patrols. Breckenridge Police Department utilizes both patrol vehicles and bicycles to patrol the municipality. In addition, the patrol division consists of officers with specialty assignments such as: Field Training Officer, and bike patrol.
Patrol officers also participate in grant funded enforcement such as Safe and Sober. Breckenridge Police Department was awarded 1st place in the state of Minnesota in the Toward Zero Death Challenge. Departments were judged by enforcement activity and programs within the community to encourage driving, biking, and pedestrian safety.
Data Practice Policies
Data Practices Policy for Data Subjects
Data Practices Policy for Members of the Public
Police Department Data Request Form for Members of the Public
Police Department Date Request Form for Data Subjects
Firearm- Permit to Purchase/Transfer
For a listing of our city ordinances can be found HERE. If you are unable to find an answer to your question, please call City Hall at (218)643-1431.
Reporting Nuisance regarding grass, junk & debris, dilapidated structure, etc. Click Here
Do you have too much "stuff"? Items to dispose of and where to dispose. Click Here
Businesses: Have you had any changes in employment or management? Please
CLICK HERE to update your keyholder information.