Minnetonka, MN Live Police Scanner

Minnetonka, MN Live Police Scanner Audio

Covering The Cities Of:
Hennepin Unit Identification
1100's     Sheriff's Administration
1200's     Sheriff's Patrol
1700's     Sheriff's Water Patrol
1900's     Sheriff's Transports
3200's     Brooklyn Center Police
3300's     Crystal Police
3600's     Hopkins Police
3800's     Robbinsdale Police
5100's     Brooklyn Park Police
5200's     Champlin Police
5300's     Corcoran Police
5400's     Deephaven Police
5600's     South Lake Minnetonka
5700's     West Hen Public Safety
5800's     Maple Grove Police
5900's     Medina Police
6400's     Mound Police
6500's     Orono Police
6600's     Osseo Police
6700's     Plymouth Police
6800's     Rogers Police
6900's     St. Anthony Police
7200's     Wayzata Police
7300's     Three Rivers Park Police
7700's     Dayton Police
8100's     Minnetrista Police

Minnetonka Radio ID 6200 Units

Minnetonka Police Scanner

Reporting A Crime In Minnetonka

If you have been a victim of a crime in the city of Minnetonka, call 9-1-1.

If you are reporting an accident or something of a non-emergency nature and would like a police officer to take a report, you can contact the police department through its non-emergency number at 952.939.8500.

Minnetonka Dispatch Center
Minnetonka hosts its own Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) providing 9-1-1 dispatch services for police, fire and medical emergencies 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Hennepin County Sheriff

This Live Scanner Audio Covers:
Police Talk Groups:
Hennepin North Dispatch
Hennepin East Police Dispatch
Hennepin South Police Dispatch

Edina
St. Louis Park PD Dispatch
Minnetonka PD Dispatch

Fire Dispatch Talk Groups:
Hennepin County Fire Dispatch
Bloomington Fire Dispatch
Richfield Fire Dispatch
St. Louis Park Fire Dispatch
Golden Valley Fire Dispatch
Eden Prairie Fire Dispatch
Minneapolis Fire Dispatch
Minnetonka Dispatch

Fire Tatctical/Ground Talk Groups:
Hennepin County Fire TAC 3-11
Southwest Hennepin Fire TAC 2-7
Eden Prairie Fire Grounds 1-4
Bloomington Fire Ground 3-6
Minneapolis Fire TAC 3-10

Minnetonka Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team

The Minnetonka Police Department’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team includes highly trained officers who use specialized weapons and tactics to handle high-risk situations beyond the scope of the patrol and investigative divisions. Examples of situations for which a SWAT team would be used include high-risk arrests and warrants, barricaded and armed suspects, hostage rescue, crowd control, dignitary protection and disaster response. The team’s primary goal is to resolve situations as safely as possible for everyone involved.

The Minnetonka Police Department is part of the Southwest SWAT Consortium, which includes Hopkins, Edina, St. Louis Park and Eden Prairie.

Codes / Abbreviations Commonly Used On The Minnetonka Live Scanner Feed

AFIS=Automated Fingerprint Identification System,
ATL=Attempt to locate, BOLO=Be on the look out,
CID=Criminal Investigative Division/Crime Lab,
Code Blue=Cardiac arrest, or full arrest--person with no heartbeat or not breathing,
Comp=Complainant (See also-RP),
CSU=Crime Scene Unit,
DK=Drunk/Intoxicated,
DOA=Dead on arrival (or possible DOA as more commonly heard)
EOD=Explosives and ordinance disposal (or detection like EOD K-9),
GOA=Gone on arrival,
ICN=Incident control number (for police reports, a number given to each call),
KOPS (Info or Alert)=Keeping Our Police Safe, a database and system used to record and distribute information about criminals with a violent history, especially towards Law Enforcement Officers, Corrections Agents or other authorities and public safetly officials.This gives an officer info about a person who may intend to harm him/her and take preventative measures to stop that from happening.

IBIS=Integrated Biometrics Identification System (see also-AFIS)
IC=Inicdent Command (for fires)
LZ=Landing Zone (most often for air ambulances like Air Care or LifeLink for critical injuries and remote locations),
MDT=Mobile Data Terminal (original name for the old computer system oficers had in their squads--they now use laptops, mainly Panasonic Toughbooks like the milatary uses). May hear this as "MDT phone call" or "info on your MDT",
ME=Medical Examiner,
PI=Personal Injury (most often in reference to a personal injury accident compared to a 'property damage only accident')
PIT=Pursuit intervention technique (one of many ways this acronym is defined, but all mean the same thing---using the front corner of a squads car to contact and 'nudge' the fleeing vehicle's rear end resulting in it losing control and spinning out),
RP=Reporting party,
UNK=Unknown,
UTL=Unable to Locate.

Response Codes Heard On The Minnetonka Police Scanner

Code 1=Respond routine, no lights or sirens, obeying all traffic lights/laws,

Code 2=Respond as fast as possible without using lights/sirens and obeying traffic light/laws,

Code 3=Respond emergency, use lights and sirens and go through any stoplights/signs needed, as safety permits (also known as 'going on the reds),

Code 4=Situatuon under control, no further assistance needed. Any units still en route/not arrived may cancel.

Minnetonka Police 10 Codes
These 10 Codes Won't Be Right 100% Of The Time. Cities Change them Sometimes To Fit Their Needs

10-1 Receiving Poorly
10-2 Receiving Well
10-3 Stop Transmitting
10-4 Acknowledgment
10-5 Relay
10-6 Busy,Will Call
10-7 Out Of Service
10-8 In Service
10-9 Repeat Message
10-10 Out/Service Subject To Call
10-11 Dispatching Too Fast
10-12 Officials Or Visitor
10-13 Advise WX/Road Conditions
10-14 Convoy Or Escort
10-15 Prisoner In Custody
10-16 Daily Reports
10-17 Pick Up Papers/Unit
10-18 Complete Present ASG ASAP
10-19 Return To Station
10-20 Location
10-21 Call ---- By Phone
10-22 Disregard
10-23 Check For Traffic

10-24 Clear No Trafﬁc Now

10-25 Have Contact With
10-26 Call Office
10-27 Any Answer On Our #
10-28 Check Full MV Reg.
10-29 Check For Stolen/wanted
10-30 Does Not Conform
10-32 Breathalyzer Available
10-33 Emergency Traffic
10-34 Trouble At Station
10-35 Conﬁdential Information
10-36 Correct Time
10-37 Stop At (loc & time)
10-38 Investigating
10-39 Assist Ofﬁcer At
10-40 Do Not Divulge Loc.
10-41 Switch To Channel #
10-42 Call Home
10-43 # You Can Be Reached
10-44 DIL Clear As Given
10-45 Complete DIL Check
10-47 Urinalysis Report
10-48 Blood Alcohol Report
10-51 10-50 &Tow Truck Enroute

10-52 Personal injury Accident
10-53 10-52 & EMS Enroute
10-54 Fatality Accident
10-55 Funeral
10-56 Investigate DUI/IDWI
10-57 Intoxicated/Inebriated
10-58 Request Permission To Talk To
10-59 10-58 Complete
10-60 What ls Next Item Number
10-61 Clear For Assignment
10-62 Enroute To Assignment
10-63 Net Directed
10-64 Net Free
10-65 Clear For Item Or Assignment
10-66 Clear For Cancellation
10-68 Repeat Dispatch
10-69 Drug Call
10-70 Net Message
10-71 Proceed With Trafﬁc In Seq.
10-72 Dead Person (DOA)
10-73 Abandoned Vehicle
10-74 Theft

10-75 Juvenile Trouble
10-76 See Complainant
10-77 Prowler
10-79 Domestic Disturbance
10-80 Sex Crime
10-81 ADT Or Bank Alarm
10-82 Burglary
10-83 Disturbance
10-84 Fight
10-85 Kniﬁng/Stabbing
10-86 Armed Robbery (holdup)
10-87 Shooting
10-88 Officer Needs Help
10-89 Homicide
10-90 Tower Light Check
10-91 Disregard Further Help
10-92 Reserve Room For -----
10-93 Frequencies To Be Checked
10-94 Radio Maintenance At
10-95 Radio Check
10-96 Civil Defense "Alert"
10-97 Civil Defense "Evacuate"
10-98 Civil Defense "Take Cover"

Minnetonka / Hennepin County EMS Live Scanner Reference