Police
The City of McMinnville and its Police Department has become a part of, or engaged in, programs to make our community safer and more livable. These types of community policing programs and policy initiatives are done to make our city a safer and healthier place to live, learn, work, and play.
Recently I have received communication regarding current MPD policies surrounding the police department’s use of force guidelines.
On May 28, 2019, the City Council voted to amend McMinnville’s camping ordinance (MMC 8.36). This was done in response to a number of court cases and
When people die at home, police officers often respond to assist their families. One such death particularly stands out for McMinnville Officer Mike LaRue — that of Vietnam vet Ronald Fredrickson.
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K9’s Axell and Tucker, their handlers and The McMinnville Police Department would like to thank the citizen group who organized and donated to the purchase of ballistic vests for our K9’s.
The McMinnville Police Department is proud to announce that Community Support Coordinator, Pam Ramsey, is the recipient of the 2016 Ken Davis Unsung Hero Award given by the Special Olympics of Oregon.
The McMinnville Police Department equips and maintains three K-9 teams. These teams consist of a designated patrol Officer “Handler”, and their K-9 partner. The Police Department currently has one patrol/tracking K-9 teams and two drug detection K-9 teams.
THE FOLLOWING EVENTS REQUIRE A SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT APPLICATION
If the suspect is still on scene, please call the non-emergency dispatch number 503-434-6500 or 911 if it is an emergency.
The purpose of this program is to allow a property owner or manager to authorize officers to enter onto their property for the purpose of enforcing trespass laws against individuals who are trespassing on the property when there is no responsible party on site.
