Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
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3301 Silver Lake Road NE St. Anthony, MN 55418 612-782-3350 After business hours contact: Hennepin County Sheriff’s Dispatch at 952-258-5321Police
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Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. After hours, use the phone in the police entrance and Hennepin County Dispatch will have an officer stop in the office for assistance.
Office is closed on government holidays.
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Whenever a response from police is needed call 911. This is true for all responses, even non-emergencies. The dispatch facility for St. Anthony is the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office. NOTE: Because of recent improvements in technology, you will not hear any ringing, clicking, or other sounds to indicate that your 911 call has been completed. Please be patient through the period of silence and the dispatcher will answer your call.Police
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You need to contact the police department if a personal injury is involved, or there is public property damaged in the accident. Police do not have to be contacted for minor property damage accidents. However, if you feel that an officer’s presence is desirable, please call 911 and explain the situation to the dispatcher. It is required that you file a report with the State of Minnesota if the total damage between both vehicles exceeds $1,000. These report forms are available at any local police department or on-line with the Department of Motor Vehicles at: http://www.dps.state.mn.us/dvs/PDFForms/FormFrame.htmPolice
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Yes. Loud, unnecessary or unusual noise that disturbs, injures, or endangers the comfort, repose, health, peace, or safety of others is a violation. If a violation occurs and it is impractical to contact the noise originator, contact the police via 911.
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The St. Anthony Community Service Officer and Patrol Officers respond to complaints, or concerns, involving animals. Dial 9-1-1 to speak with an officer about a problem. Found pets are impounded at Pet Central, 2700 Central Avenue NE, 612-781-6941. To report a lost pet, please call the St. Anthony Police Department during business hours at 612-782-3350. After business hours contact Hennepin County Dispatch at 952-258-5321. The police department keeps a log of all lost/found animals in an attempt to connect owners with their pets prior to having to impound the animal. It is a violation of St. Anthony City Ordinance for dogs and cats to roam at large and owners can be cited.
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(All of Saint Anthony Village)Sunday - Thursday Friday & Saturday Under Age 12 Home by 9PM Home by 10PM Age 12 - 14 Home by 10PM Home by 11PM Age 15 - 17 Home by 11PM Home by Midnight RAMSEY COUNTY
(Cities of Falcon Heights & Lauderdale)Under Age 16 Home by 10PM until 5AM 10PM until 5AM Age 16 - 17 Home by Midnight until 5AM Home by Midnight until 5AM -
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Per the fee schedule and data practice laws, the St. Anthony Police Department can provide a copy of individual police reports; a computer generated statistical report, or copies of photographs and CD’s. Copies of police reports classified as “public” can be obtained in person during office hours or online.
For faster service, please indicate date of incident, case number, location, and name of involved party.
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No. Effective January 1, 2017, the City of St. Anthony does not require licensing of pets.Police
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Door-to-door sales person(s) are required to obtain a county license. Note that Saint Anthony is located in Hennepin and Ramsey Counties. Licensed individuals may conduct business between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. If you have any concerns about a registered or non-registered solicitor, call the police via 911.
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Abandoned or junked vehicle complaints are handled on a case by case basis. Report the information to the police via 911 and they will have an officer investigate the situation.Police
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Residents are not allowed to park on ANY city street for a period of 48 hours, beginning immediately after two (2) inches or more of continuous snow fall or until the snow removal has been completed curb to curb. St. Anthony City Ordinance also limits on-street parking to 24 hours. If a violation is observed, contact police via 911 and an officer will investigate the vehicle and chalk the tires if necessary.Police
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Those wishing to park on the street over the 24 hour limit must notify the police department at 612-782-3350. You will be asked to provide the license plate number, location, the reason you need to park on the street, your name and phone number. Some of the reasons of which you may receive permission to park on the street include: driveway seal coating and other temporary situations that arise which prevent you from using your driveway (remodeling, construction, company etc.), overnight guests when cars will not fit in your driveway, etc.Police
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To apply for a permit to purchase a handgun you must:
•Be a resident of Saint Anthony Village, Lauderdale or Falcon Heights
•Be at least 18 years old
•Fill out the appropriate paperwork; and
•Pass all the background checks run on you as required by Minnesota State Statutes.
For a permit to CARRY you must contact the sheriff’s office in your county of residence.
https://www.savmn.com/DocumentCenter/View/83/Firearm-Permit-to-Purchase-Transfer-Application
If you reside in St. Anthony or Lauderdale, please complete the attached form. We request that you initial each bullet pointed item to acknowledge that you have read the requirements. Return the completed form in person or email to sapdrecords@savmn.com. Once the background check is completed, we will need to see your driver’s license (to confirm your address) and either your passport or birth certificate. If you have any questions contact our office at 612-782-3350 during business hours.
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The St. Anthony Police Department does not offer this service.Police
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The St. Anthony Police Department will no longer distribute police patches to patch collectors. Patches are official symbols of the Department, paid for by taxpayers. The cost of patches, postage and time are prohibitive. For these reasons, we are unable to honor requests for shoulder patches.