A primary focus at the Duluth Police Department is community policing and working with our community to build partnerships for effective problem-solving and crime prevention. The …

2020年12月8日 · I RECOGNIZE THE BADGE OF MY OFFICE AS A SYMBOL OF PUBLIC FAITH, AND I ACCEPT IT AS A PUBLIC TRUST TO BE HELD AS LONG AS I AM TRUE TO THE ETHICS OF THE POLICE SERVICE. ... Duluth police officers have the authority and responsibility to enforce all ordinances of the City of Duluth, laws of the State of Minnesota, …

2020年1月3日 · significant milestone of service, you will see officers wearing a sesquicentennial anniversary badge for 2020, which are similar to the original badges issued to Duluth Police Department officers when the department was first established in 1870.

As the Duluth Police Department celebrated 150 years of service to the citizens of Duluth, officers commemorated the anniversary by wearing a replicated badge from 1870. Although the look of the Department has changed dramatically throughout the years, the core objective still remains the same - to protect and serve the city and citizens of Duluth.

Below is a list of Duluth Police employees who made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting and serving the City of Duluth. These individuals will always be remembered. Lieutenant Arthur J. Briggs – EOW April 28, 1908

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The Duluth Police Department is divided into the Patrol Division, the Investigative Division, and the Administrative Division. Each division is managed by a Deputy Chief of Police. Deputy Chief Nick Lukovsky leads the Investigative Division and Administrative Division, and Deputy Chief Ryan Morris leads the Patrol Division.

Duluth Police Explorer Post #244 was given the number 244 to honor fallen officer Gary Wilson who paid the ultimate sacrifice on April 10, 1990. Gary Wilson proudly held badge #244 when he was killed in the line of duty.

2024年3月18日 · The Duluth Police Department, Duluth Minnesota Fire Department, and Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service are partnering with Memorial Blood Center and are facing off against each other in the first annual Battle of the Badges blood drive competition.

During the month of October, members of the Duluth Police Department will be wearing these commemorative pink patches and/or pink bracelets to raise awareness and show our support for those who are affected by cancer.