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i 2025 3rd Quarter Report—Neighborhood Resource Officer The NRO responded to 144 calls for service in the third quarter and participated in 13 community outreach events. Calls for service include primarily responding to calls while assigned to fulltime dayshift patrol due to various vacancies within the department. Calls for service also include investigations received from child and adult protection reporting maltreatment of children and vulnerable adults. Additionally calls for service included monitoring the cities registered predatory offenders and assisting with updating documentation as necessary. This quarter, the Mounds View Police Department continued efforts established with the Crime Free Multi Housing Apartment Landlord Coalition. The NRO meets with Landlords individually as requested to review possible violations and concerns. The NRO also works with the City of Mounds View's code enforcement division to partner on any ongoing and necessary property management issues. No strike letters were issued in quarter three through the Crime Free Multi Housing Coalition. The NRO has continued to work with Northeast Youth and Family Services to provide Aid for youths, adults, and families in need of additional support. This includes those requesting information and services for mental health counseling, financial assistance programs, housing information and community support services. In the third quarter, two new referrals were submitted for services. Several previous referrals are still open as well and receiving support through NYFS. Collaboration on community outreach continues through partnership with the Mounds View Police Foundation. Throughout July, Officers hosted Popsicles in the Park every Thursday at the City Hall Park splash pad. Officers also attended several events hosted by property managers and churches in the area. The month of August was busy with Night to Unite on Tuesday the 5t"! Officers attended 28 parties throughout the day hosted by block party captains in the city. On Night to Unite, officers were joined by SBM Fire, and Mounds View City Council members to meet with residents and strengthen the connections between all departments and residents. The MVPD also partnered with Ralph Reeder to host a food drive. In total, over 600 pounds of food and supplies were collected and donated. Officers also attended and assisted with this year's Festival in the Park that is held annually every August. In September, officers participated in several outreach events such as the Mounds View Community Center Resource Fair and SBM Open House. Officers also played against SBM Firefighters in the annual softball game and took home the trophy bat once again! The NRO works in combination with others to manage the MVPD social media pages while ensuring information is posted quickly and accurately across multiple platforms. The MVPD is active on Nextdoor, X (formally Twitter), Instagram, and Facebook.