Minnetonka Night for Neighbors: Minnetonka Police Department

Minnetonka Night for Neighbors

August 3, 2010

Minnetonka Night for Neighbors

Minnetonka Night for Neighbors is designed to heighten crime and drug awareness; generate support for and participation in local anti-crime fighting programs; and send a message to criminals that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. Many neighborhoods host special events such as block parties and cookouts. This event has proven to be an effective and enjoyable program to promote neighborhood spirit and positive police-community partnerships.

The 2009 Minnetonka Night for Neighbors included 159 registered neighborhood events—up from 141 in 2008. Events were visited by McGruff the Crime Dog, Sparky the Fire Dog, HCMC ambulance, and by the Minnetonka Fire, Police and Public Works departments. In addition, numerous Minnetonka Police Department community service officers, reserves, and Explorers participated.

If you are planning on participating in the 2010 Minnetonka Night for Neighbors on Tuesday, August 3, 2010, please complete and submit the participation form below to request a visit from police, fire, ambulance or big trucks. Visits for Minnetonka Night for Neighbors will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no guarantee for visits as emergency calls may take resources out of service that evening; however, most events are visited. Visits will take place between 6 and 9 p.m. Register early, as each year more than half of the neighborhood parties are registered by July 1! Your flexibility on times is appreciated. Confirmation will be received within five business days.

Registration form

To register, please fill out the form below. If you have any questions, please contact Nicole Nelson at nnelson@eminnetonka.com or 952.939.8546.

Party host information: required

First name:

Last name:

Address:

Apartment #:

City:

State:

ZIP Code:

Host e-mail address:

Do you participate in neighborhood Watch?

Yes:

No:

Exact location of event: required

Address:

If you are having your event at a City park, please contact Mike Pavelka (952.939.8371) at Minnetonka Recreation Services to request a permit for your event. The park ordinance states that groups of 25 or more people must have a permit to gather in a park.

Nearest intersecting street: required

Nearest intersection:

Event details: required

Approximate # of adults:

Approximate # of children:

Event start time:

End time:

Event requests: required

Visit preference (select one):

Police:

Fire:

Ambulance:

Big Trucks (Public Works):

A note on your preference: Please note that the above choice is not a guarantee that the choice you selected will be available for your event.

Do you want barricades to block your cul-de-sac or street?

Yes:

No:

A note on barricades: Please be aware that we are unable to block certain streets. Public Works will drop off the barricades (traffic cones and tape) sometime in the afternoon the day of the event and will pick up the cones the next day. The barricades will be dropped off at the event location. This is the only time during the year that you do not need to apply for a block-party permit.

Submit application: required

Please note that after submitting this application, you will be required to verify that the information is correct before it is actually submitted.

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