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2025 2nd Quarter Report—Neighborhood Resource Officer The NRO responded to 153 calls for service in the second quarter and participated in 6 Community Outreach events. Calls for service included investigations received from Child Protection and Adult Protection reporting maltreatment of children and vulnerable adults, as well as duties involving monitoring the city’s registered Predatory Offenders. Other calls for service derived from the NRO continuing fulltime patrol on dayshift due to vacant positions within the department. This quarter, the Mounds View Police Department continued efforts that have been established with the Crime Free Multi Housing Apartment Landlord Coalition. Due to recent changes regarding how cities are approaching Crime Free Multi Housing as well as legislative changes, the cities of Roseville and New Brighton have suspended their multi city coalition at this time. Each city continues to focus on individual efforts to meet the needs of their property managers. The NRO has spoken and met with several property managers over the course of the second quarter and continues to work with them on any ongoing issues or concerns. There have been no strike letters issued in the second quarter through the Crime Free Multi-Housing coalition. The NRO continues to work with Mounds View City Code Enforcement regarding any new or ongoing property management issues. The NRO has continued to work with North East Youth and Family Services to provide aid for youths, adults, and families in need of addition support. This includes those requesting information and services for mental health counseling, financial assistance programs, housing information, community support services, and more. During the second quarter, the NRO submitted 5 new referrals for services. The NRO and NYFS continue to work together on previous cases that were submitted as well. Collaboration on community outreach events continues through partnership with the Mounds View Police Foundation. During the month of April, the NRO was present at the city-wide Easter Egg hunt, as well as an event hosted at the Mounds View Community Center with the organization called iball4Life. In addition to the MVPF, funding for this event was generously donated by the Quincy House, Mounds View/New Brighton Rotary Club, Mounds View Lions Club, and private donations. In May, the annual Senior Safety and Wellness fair was hosted at SBM Fire Station 3. The NRO was joined by Sergeant Schultes and his K9 partner Grizz. Sergeant Schultes spent several hours meeting with attendee’s and answering various Police K9 questions before giving a demonstration with K9 Grizz on his obedience and apprehension skills. The NRO attended other various events and activities through the city hosted by business and churches in town. The NRO works with others to manage the department’s social media pages ensuring information is posted quickly and accurately on social medial. The department is active on Nextdoor, X (formally Twitter), Instagram, and Facebook.