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Paul Police Department
To
promote safe and healthy neighborhoods through strong, professional partnerships
with those we serve in our diverse community. St.
Paul Police K-9 Foundation
The St. Paul Police K-9 Foundation is a tax-exempt
nonprofit corporation organized exclusively for educational and charitable purposes.
It's mission is to provide financial support for the St. Paul Police Canine Unit. Minnesota
Equifest
The
Minnesota EquiFest is presented to celebrate and support the Minnesota equine
community by presenting informative lectures and clinics by experienced national
and regional equestrian professionals. Minnesota
Horse Expo
Minnesota's Largest Equine Trade Show and Breed Exhibition
U
of M Equine Center
The Equine Center represents our dedication to an expanded
and comprehensive equine program, including undergraduate equine education, continued
devotion to educating the next generation of equine veterinarians, a focus on
equine research that will change the lives of horses worldwide, all while providing
cutting edge, compassionate care for horses. Your horse will benefit from some
of the best in equine care, research, and veterinary education found anywhere
in the world. Minnesota
Horse Council
The Minnesota Horse Council works to support our state's
horse industry through education, funding, communication and promotion of horse-related
activities. U
of M Mounted Police
The UMPD is a professional police department, dedicated
to protecting the people and property of the University of Minnesota. We work
to provide a safe environment for the students, staff, faculty and visitors. We
are committed to fair, professional, equal service for all and work to maintain
a progressive law enforcement organization that embraces the values of the community. Minneapolis
Mounted Police
The Minneapolis Mounted Patrol Unit is highly visible and
very well received by the public. It was created in 1996 with two riders and three
police horses. Today the unit has 8 horses, mostly donated by private citizens.
It is overseen by a downtown sector Lieutenant and one Mounted Patrol Sergeant.
There are currently 22 sworn police officers who are fully trained riders. Minneapolis
Mounted Police Horses Minnesota
Sheriff's Mounted Posse Association
The MSMPA was incorporated in 1967.
MSMPA is a non-profit organization comprised of County Sheriff's Mounted Posse
Units throughout the state. These Units include volunteers or reserves who have
been authorized to assist the County Sheriff in whatever duties deemed appropriate. Carver
County Mounted Posse
Established in 1965, the Carver County Sheriff's Mounted
Posse is a volunteer organization that assists the Sheriff's Office with security
and crowd control, search and rescue operations, community relations and outreach
activities, as well as special missions as assigned. The
Posse consists of approximately 30 volunteers who provide service to the Carver
County community. Dodge
County Mounted Posse
The Dodge County Sheriff’s Posse is a volunteer
organization that has been assisting the Dodge County Sheriff’s Department
for over 30 years. The Sheriff’s Posse consists of both active members and
honorary members. The Sheriff’s Posse is primarily funded through working
uniformed patrol at various events and donations. Posse members are recognized
as uniformed volunteers who work under the direct supervision of the Sheriff or
one of his representatives. Goodhue
County Mounted Posse
The Goodhue County Sheriff’s Posse was organized
in 1967 as a volunteer organization who’s primary purpose is to maintain
peace, order and law in our communities; to be public spirited; to promote good
fellowship; to cooperate with peace officers and with similar county organizations;
and to promote the love of good horses. The organization sustains around 20 to
30 active members and ride and train their own horses at many county functions.
Steele
County Mounted Posse
The Steele County Sheriff's Mounted Posse and Auxiliary
was organized to assist the County Sheriff and the communities they serve by
providing additional patrol and mobility in areas of limited access. They represent
the Steele County Sheriff’s Department in many of Minnesota’s parades
and local celebrations and are called upon to carry out the duties of Special
Deputies. Waseca
County Mounted Posse
The Waseca County Mounted Posse assists the County
with searches, rescues, traffic direction, provides security at various festivals
in Waseca County, provides security at crime scenes, and also at other incidents.
The Posse also serves at community activities where assistance is needed. The
Posse members are not licensed peace officers nor are they armed. Washington
County Mounted Patrol
The Washington County Sheriff's Posse was formed
in 1945 and has served the Washington County Community for over 50 years. Members
of the Posse are a committed group of volunteers who desire to make their community
safe. Some members of the Posse have donated over 45 years of service.
Winona
County Mounted Posse
The Winona County Sheriffs Mounted Posse organized
in 2001 under the direction of Sheriff Dave Brand, is comprised of a group of
volunteer individuals who assist the Winona County Sheriffs Department in searching
for missing or lost persons in Winona County utilizing horses. Training includes
first aide and search and rescue techniques. Volunteers are on call 24 hours a
day. Wright
County Mounted Posse
The Mounted Patrol is a volunteer civilian group
serving Wright County. Their objective is to assist the Sheriff's Office to help
maintain peace, law, and order in Wright County. Presently, there are 15 members
of the Mounted Patrol. New members are not currently being solicited. Hennepin
County Mounted Posse
The Mounted Patrol Unit is a volunteer group of special
deputies and their horses. They provide community event assistance for the Sheriff's
Office. The unit may also be called upon to provide search and rescue and crowd
control. (Volunteers at the Sheriff's Office earn the title of "special deputy"
after they complete training and they are sworn-in by the Sheriff.) McLeod
County Sheriff's Posse
The Sheriff's Posse is a non-profit volunteer organization
within the McLeod County Sheriff's Office consisting of a maximum of forty members.
The Sheriff's Posse intends to promote good fellowship and community service through
volunteer and paid functions. Duties include maintaining peace, law and order
with McLeod County and responding for service to assist the McLeod County Sheriff's
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