East Bethel

East Bethel, Minnesota Police Station Information

The overall crime rate in East Bethel is 25% lower than the national average. For every 100,000 people, there are 5.81 daily crimes that occur in East Bethel. East Bethel is safer than 51% of the cities in the United States. In East Bethel you have a 1 in 48 chance of becoming a victim of any crime. The number of total year over year crimes in East Bethel has decreased by 1%.

The city works together with the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office to provide contracted local police protection services 24/7 within East Bethel. This approach provides a high level of protection in the most cost effective manner given the resources of the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office. An important part of their service to East Bethel is that Anoka County Sheriff’s Office assigns individual deputies to regular patrol shifts within the city, so that they become familiar with the community and any local issues that require more directed attention. The Anoka County Sheriff’s deputies utilize office space at the city’s Public Works building to more efficiently complete their duties while being readily available to respond to caller requests for service.  Please be aware that the department is not staffed at the facility, so if you have an emergency, dial 9-1-1.

One of the primary duties of the Sheriff’s Office is the management of the jail. The Anoka County Jail is a 238-bed facility. We house primarily non-sentenced inmates in a combination of direct supervision and remote supervision housing units. Jail staff members strive to provide programs and services that are designed to meet the individual problems and needs of the detainees in a cost effective and efficient manner. The Anoka County Jail shall be operating in a manner that meets or exceeds state and national standards.

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in East Bethel, Minnesota

The Online Warrant Search (OWS) is a web application designed to allow easy public access to search and view public information regarding individuals who have an active arrest warrant. The OWS is intended to be used for informational and public safety purposes. The Sheriff’s Office does not issue warrants. The Sheriff’s Office processes arrest warrants as required by state statute.