Woodbury, MN Police Fire EMS

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There are just 6 spots remaining in our first Community Police Academy!Community Police Academy offers an opportunity fo...
09/15/2026

There are just 6 spots remaining in our first Community Police Academy!

Community Police Academy offers an opportunity for dialogue between community and members of the Police Division, while exploring a variety of public safety topics. Discover how our police team is structured, learn about various units and how they serve. Plus, watch and participate in various hands-on demonstrations.

For adults ages 18 and older
Mondays, Sept. 21-Oct. 19
6:30-9 p.m.

Community Police Academy is free to attend, but registration is required and limited. Please register using the link in the comments.

This past Saturday, Sept. 12 was National Police Women Day! We might be a few days late, but we never forget how gratefu...
09/14/2026

This past Saturday, Sept. 12 was National Police Women Day! We might be a few days late, but we never forget how grateful we are to have these incredible female officers on our team!

Our women officers are leaders in our organization as patrol officers, sergeants, K9 handlers, detectives, field training officers, trainers, explorer advisors and many other roles. They are also mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts, significant others, and friends. We are honored and incredibly grateful to work alongside these talented, innovated, accomplished, selfless, dedicated and passionate women!

Thank you, Detective Richardson, Lawrence, Krech, Jaworski, Officer Kivel, Wessels, Kvam, Kowarsch, Paton, Bartelt, Wallace, Linder, Martinez, Kaspszak, Melander, Sergeant Kopel and Bauer for the service, contributions, and dedication you give to our community!

This past Friday, Sept. 11, our EMS Fire team members participated in the Minnesota 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb, honoring ...
09/13/2026

This past Friday, Sept. 11, our EMS Fire team members participated in the Minnesota 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb, honoring the 343 firefighters and many other first responders who gave the ultimate sacrifice while serving on Sept. 11, 2001. Our team members each carried the photo and name of a fallen firefighter as they climbed 110 stories of stairs.

Each step was a reminder of the courage, sacrifice and selflessness shown that day. Our team can never fully understand what those who served in New York faced that day, but we can, and will, honor their courage, their sacrifice and their service.

In accordance with Minnesota State Statues 244.052 and 244.253D, the Woodbury Public Safety Department is releasing info...
09/12/2026

In accordance with Minnesota State Statues 244.052 and 244.253D, the Woodbury Public Safety Department is releasing information regarding Antonio Edward Gonsor, a level 3 s*x offender registrant who is subject to public notification. Mr. Gonsor has relocated to Woodbury.

The City of Woodbury does not have the authority to limit who can and cannot live within city limits. Woodbury Police were just notified of Mr. Gonsor’s relocation this week.

A community meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 21 in the Amphitheater in Central Park, 8595 Central Park Place. Representatives from the Minnesota Department of Corrections will be there to provide clarification and answer questions from our community. We encourage those with questions or concerns to attend.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections has provided Woodbury Police with a public information sheet regarding Mr. Gonsor, which can be found at woodburymn.gov/NotificationRelease.

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago today, 2,977 individuals lost their life in the unimageable tragedies of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Among those lives were over 400 first responders who ran into danger to help those in need.

Today we remember all the lives lost, the families changed, the communities impacted and the heroes who ran towards danger with deep compassion and unwavering courage.

Hear a few of our partners and residents share their personal memories of September 11, 2001.

School Resource Officers (SRO) Rudy Wessels and James Stoffel, and the rest of our team, are wishing all the students, t...
09/10/2026

School Resource Officers (SRO) Rudy Wessels and James Stoffel, and the rest of our team, are wishing all the students, teachers and school leaders a safe and amazing school year!

Officer James is starting his sixth month as the SRO at East Ridge High School and Officer Rudy is starting his fourth year as the SRO at Woodbury High School.

We train so we are ready to serve in all emergencies.Yesterday, our team came together for a full-scale emergency traini...
09/09/2026

We train so we are ready to serve in all emergencies.

Yesterday, our team came together for a full-scale emergency training exercise designed to strengthen coordination, communication and preparedness across all areas of public safety and city operations.

The morning training scenario included a suspect fleeing on foot, 40 volunteer “victims” with varying injuries and a chemical leak. Working under a unified police and fire command team, first responders secured the scene, located the suspect, triaged and transported victims and restored a safe environment.

In the afternoon, the exercise expanded to an activated Emergency Operations Center with representatives from nearly every city department practicing information sharing, resource coordination, and critical thinking to ensure our first responders, partners, and community had timely and accurate information and the resources they needed.

These realistic trainings are vital to keeping our community safe. They help us identify what works, learn where we can improve and strengthen the skills needed during a real emergency so we are ready when our community needs us most.

🚨 Emergency Training Alert 🚨Today, Tuesday, Sept. 8, from 7 a.m. to noon, emergency responders will be conducting a publ...
09/08/2026

🚨 Emergency Training Alert 🚨

Today, Tuesday, Sept. 8, from 7 a.m. to noon, emergency responders will be conducting a public safety training exercise near Tamarack Nature Preserve. Please don’t be alarmed if you see a large presence in the area. Parking will be prohibited on both sides of Tower Drive north of Valley Creek Road during the exercise, but the neighborhood will remain accessible.

More details: woodburymn.gov/EmergencyTraining

Please help us congratulate our Fire Explorers on their overall first place in the Governor’s Fire Prevention Day Compet...
09/04/2026

Please help us congratulate our Fire Explorers on their overall first place in the Governor’s Fire Prevention Day Competition! 🏅

Woodbury Fire Explorers competed with explorer teams from around the state in various EMS Fire categories. Along with the first place overall, Explorer Quentin took first place in gear donning!

We are very proud of the confidence, teamwork, critical thinking, communication skills and hard work these young leaders demonstrated during this competition!

🚨 Emergency Training Alert 🚨On Tuesday, Sept. 8, from 7 a.m. to noon, emergency responders will be conducting a public s...
09/03/2026

🚨 Emergency Training Alert 🚨

On Tuesday, Sept. 8, from 7 a.m. to noon, emergency responders will be conducting a public safety training exercise near Tamarack Nature Preserve. Please don’t be alarmed if you see a large presence in the area. Parking will be prohibited on both sides of Tower Drive north of Valley Creek Road during the exercise, but the neighborhood will remain accessible.

More details: woodburymn.gov/EmergencyTraining

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