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6-108 - Interagency Agreement – Bomb Unit/Water Related Incidents

  • Summary: Details MPD's agreements for bomb disposal and water-related emergencies.
  • Effective Date: 08-27-2002
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Policy

As per Minn. Stat. §86B.105, the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office shall investigate all drownings and watercraft accidents that involve personal injury or death; and damage or loss of property occurring in the County. MPD officers, via MECC, shall notify the Sheriff’s Office when a reportable accident, i.e., theft, vandalism, fire, assault, etc., has occurred on the lakes/rivers/ponds (water or ice) in Minneapolis.

Upon request of the Hennepin County Sheriff's Department or any suburban law enforcement agency within Hennepin County, the Minneapolis Police Department's Bomb Unit shall respond to reported incidents involving bombs, explosives, or incendiary devices occurring within Hennepin County.

The agency providing service under this agreement shall do so at no cost or liability to the requesting agency.

 

Definitions

Refer to the Commonly Used Terms page for general definitions.

  • MECC: Minneapolis Emergency Communications Center is the city's 911 center that answers emergency and non-emergency calls and coordinates the appropriate response by public safety services.
6-107 - Requesting Federal Law Enforcement Assistance
6-109 - Response to Special Jurisdictional Areas

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