Police Protection
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When should I call 911?
Dial 911 only when appropriate. In non-emergency situations 911 should not be dialed. An emergency would consist of a life threatening situation or a possible life threatening situation such as an assault (fight), a domestic situation that is either verbally or physically threatening, robbery, missing child, fire, crime in progress, serious injury, vehicle crashes, bad driving conduct or an emergency medical situation (such as choking, heart attack, unconsciousness, overdose, suicide attempt, etc.).
A non-emergency report would be more service oriented such as property damage accidents, lost animals, found or lost property, parking complaints or general animal complaints to name a few.
What is the curfew for minors?
16 & Under: 10 PM - 5 AM
Daily during these hours, minors shall not loiter, idle or be in or upon the public streets, highways, parks, playgrounds or other public grounds, public places, places of entertainment, or refreshment or any other unsupervised place within Chisago City, unless said minor is on their way home or at a designated school function.
Am I required to display an address number on my home?
Does Chisago City require pet licenses?
Chisago City Ordinance Chapter 151 requires that all dogs owned and/or kept within the City of Chisago City shall be licensed, with the following exceptions:
- Dogs under the age of six (6) months.
- Dogs whose owners are temporarily in the city for a period of time not exceeding thirty (30) days.
- Dogs that are brought into the city for the purpose of performance, an animal show, circus, or similar appearance.
- Service animals properly trained to assist disabled or handicapped persons.
Costs for dog licenses are $10 initially, and $5 yearly renewals. Proof a current rabies vaccination is also required.