Community Conversations

Community Conversations 

As part of our ongoing efforts to maintain open lines of communication with our residents, the Bloomington Police Department is hosting monthly Community Conversations. Community Conversations provide community members an opportunity to meet with Interim Chief Mike Hartley and other police department officials, share feedback on community needs and concerns, and learn more about the police department’s crime prevention efforts. These informal conversations have no set agenda, and are open to all who would like to attend. We look forward to you joining us!

WHO: 

Community Conversations are open to everyone, but will be focused on the issues or concerns of residents in the neighborhood.

WHERE: 

Community Conversations will be held in each of the Police Department’s patrol areas. Locations for Community Conversations are selected in consultation with our community partners, and will be announced one month before each meeting.

WHEN:

Community Conversations are held the third Thursday of the month from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Given Covid-19 restrictions, these monthly meetings will be held virtually until future notice.

WHY:

The Bloomington Police Department values our strong community partnerships, and is committed to strengthening police-community relations for all Bloomington residents.

Details on the next event are on the top left of this page under "events" or available by calling the Police Department at 952-563-4900.

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