Police

Welcome to the Owatonna Police Department website. The department dedicates itself to the highest standards of excellence in professional law enforcement and is committed to providing a comprehensive program of education and enforcement services. The Owatonna Police Department serves the citizens of Owatonna and all those visiting our city. We hope your time on our site is enjoyable and provides you with the information you need.

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  1. How do I know if I should dial 911 or the police non-emergency number?
  2. Where is the police department located?
  3. How do I obtain a copy of a police report?
  4. Is there a charge for police reports?
  5. Where can I get information on concealed weapons permits?
  6. How do I find out about predatory offenders living in Owatonna?
  1. Do officers have a quota of traffic tickets they have to meet?
  2. What do I do if my vehicle is impounded?
  3. How can I claim my property?
  4. How many police officers does the Owatonna Police Department have?
  5. If I have a minor accident, do I have to wait for the police to arrive?
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