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Long Prairie police report: 212 calls in two weeks, Prairie Days without incident
Summary
The Long Prairie Police Department reported 212 calls from May 28 to June 11, 2025 (average 15.14 per day), with detailed call categories and no unusual incidents during Prairie Days; several officers completed recent training.
Mayor James Kreemer presented police department statistics for the two-week period from May 28 through June 11, 2025. He said the Long Prairie Police Department responded to 212 calls, averaging 15.14 calls per day, including 41 traffic-related calls, 7 medical responses, 6 disturbance/domestic-assault reports, 60 assists and assorted ordinance- and animal-related complaints.
Kreemer said Prairie Days was held without any "unordinary events." The minutes also record that Chief Ryan Hanson and Officer Jeremy Puff assisted with a send-off for local track athletes heading to state, and that officers Melissa, Jeremy and Lateshia completed street survival tactics training while Deanna completed NIBRS/Criminal Code training at the BCA in St. Paul.
No further department-specific actions or significant incidents were noted in the minutes.
