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2025 Annual Report—Neighborhood Resource Officer In 2025, the NRO responded to 626 calls for service. Throughout the year, the NRO maintained full-time patrol duties while also fulfilling NRO-specific responsibilities due to staffing levels. The NRO participated in approximately 30 community outreach events. Cases specific to the NRO include investigations referred from Ramsey County Child Protection and Adult Protection regarding the maltreatment of children and vulnerable adults and updating and maintaining records of the predatory offenders in the City of Mounds View. The Mounds View Police Department continues to work individually with landlords through the Crime Free Multi-Housing Apartment Landlord Coalition. The NRO issued no strike letters to property managers regarding violations and disturbances at their properties. Calls for service were reviewed for potential strike letters but were resolved without the need to issue them. The NRO also continues to support Mounds View Code Enforcement with both new and ongoing property management issues. The NRO continues to collaborate with Northeast Youth and Family Services (NYFS) to provide mental health counseling and community support for residents in need. In 2025, the NRO worked with NYFS on 13 new referral cases, as well as several ongoing cases from the previous year. These referrals primarily focused on mental health and housing assistance. The NRO also continued partnering with Ramsey County Social Services to facilitate referrals to the Parent Support Outreach Program as needed. The NRO actively monitors the predatory offender registry in Mounds View. In 2025, 13 calls for service were related to interactions with predatory offenders. In addition to meeting with registered offenders, the NRO reviews convictions and informs offenders if they are in violation of city ordinances. The NRO investigates offenders that become non-compliant, and if possible, work with the offender to ensure the issue is resolved. All non-compliance issues stemmed from yearly information packets not being returned in the time frame allowed by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. There are two current non-compliant offenders with addresses listed in Mounds View. Both individuals are believed to be living out of the state / not in the immediate area. The NRO continued to attend various trainings throughout the year, including a weeklong Crime Scene Investigation course hosted by the Burnsville Police Department. The NRO is also an instructor for training to re-certify officers on Taser and in First Aid. The NRO assisted with those training courses throughout the year. The NRO assisted with numerous community outreach events throughout the year and coordinated demonstration requests with K9 Officers. Additionally, the NRO engaged with various apartment complexes and senior living facilities to address resident concerns including renter safety, fraud, scams, and other issues raised by both residents and property managers. The NRO worked directly with the Mounds View Police Foundation as well as other officers and staff from the department to plan and host over 30 community outreach events throughout the year. Some events included: • The Mounds View Police Foundation, in partnership with the MVPD successfully hosted their 8th annual Daddy Daughter Dance in February.