Between January 2001 and December 2018, the Saint Paul Police Department made 741,482 traffic stops. Race is based on officers’ perceptions. Fields that include “No Data” could be due to many factors, including technical errors, lack of available information and changing technologies.

Between January 2001 and December 2018, the Saint Paul Police Department made 741,482 traffic stops. Race is based on officers’ perceptions. Fields that include “No Data” could be due to many factors, including technical errors, lack of available information and changing technologies.

Between January 2001 and December 2018, the Saint Paul Police Department made 741,482 traffic stops. Race is based on officers’ perceptions. Fields that include “No Data” could be due to many factors, including technical errors, lack of available information and changing technologies.

The Saint Paul Police Department works hard to protect the peace and maintain public safety through trusted service with respect. Every day, officers from a variety of units interact with people in the City of Saint Paul. As part of their day-to-day duties, officers can issue three types of citations:
• Criminal citations
• Traffic citations
• Parking citations

The following data show the types of citations issues, total number of citations issued each year since 2015, demographic information about those who received citations and the location of where the citations were issued.
Please note:
• The dataset includes a significant number of fields where no data is available.
• “No Data” fields represent parking citations where the illegally parked vehicle was
unoccupied, thus making it impossible for the Saint Paul Police employees to
record demographic information.
• Prior to 2016, the State of Minnesota did not require police departments to
document the race of people to whom citations were issued.

Making these data available publicly is part of the Saint Paul Police Department’s ongoing commitment to building trust with its community through transparency.

The Saint Paul Police Department works hard to protect the peace and maintain public safety through trusted service with respect. Every day, officers from a variety of units interact with people in the City of Saint Paul. As part of their day-to-day duties, officers can issue three types of citations:
• Criminal citations
• Traffic citations
• Parking citations

The following data show the types of citations issues, total number of citations issued each year since 2015, demographic information about those who received citations and the location of where the citations were issued.
Please note:
• The dataset includes a significant number of fields where no data is available.
• “No Data” fields represent parking citations where the illegally parked vehicle was
unoccupied, thus making it impossible for the Saint Paul Police employees to
record demographic information.
• Prior to 2016, the State of Minnesota did not require police departments to
document the race of people to whom citations were issued.

Making these data available publicly is part of the Saint Paul Police Department’s ongoing commitment to building trust with its community through transparency.

The Saint Paul Police Department works hard to protect the peace and maintain public safety through trusted service with respect. Every day, officers from a variety of units interact with people in the City of Saint Paul. As part of their day-to-day duties, officers can issue three types of citations:
• Criminal citations
• Traffic citations
• Parking citations

The following data show the types of citations issues, total number of citations issued each year since 2015, demographic information about those who received citations and the location of where the citations were issued.
Please note:
• The dataset includes a significant number of fields where no data is available.
• “No Data” fields represent parking citations where the illegally parked vehicle was
unoccupied, thus making it impossible for the Saint Paul Police employees to
record demographic information.
• Prior to 2016, the State of Minnesota did not require police departments to
document the race of people to whom citations were issued.

Making these data available publicly is part of the Saint Paul Police Department’s ongoing commitment to building trust with its community through transparency.

The Saint Paul Police Department works hard to protect the peace and maintain public safety through trusted service with respect. Every day, officers from a variety of units interact with people in the City of Saint Paul. As part of their day-to-day duties, officers can issue three types of citations:
• Criminal citations
• Traffic citations
• Parking citations

The following data show the types of citations issues, total number of citations issued each year since 2015, demographic information about those who received citations and the location of where the citations were issued.
Please note:
• The dataset includes a significant number of fields where no data is available.
• “No Data” fields represent parking citations where the illegally parked vehicle was
unoccupied, thus making it impossible for the Saint Paul Police employees to
record demographic information.
• Prior to 2016, the State of Minnesota did not require police departments to
document the race of people to whom citations were issued.

Making these data available publicly is part of the Saint Paul Police Department’s ongoing commitment to building trust with its community through transparency.

The Saint Paul Police Department works hard to protect the peace and maintain public safety through trusted service with respect. Every day, officers from a variety of units interact with people in the City of Saint Paul. As part of their day-to-day duties, officers can issue three types of citations:
• Criminal citations
• Traffic citations
• Parking citations

The following data show the types of citations issues, total number of citations issued each year since 2015, demographic information about those who received citations and the location of where the citations were issued.
Please note:
• The dataset includes a significant number of fields where no data is available.
• “No Data” fields represent parking citations where the illegally parked vehicle was
unoccupied, thus making it impossible for the Saint Paul Police employees to
record demographic information.
• Prior to 2016, the State of Minnesota did not require police departments to
document the race of people to whom citations were issued.

Making these data available publicly is part of the Saint Paul Police Department’s ongoing commitment to building trust with its community through transparency.

The Saint Paul Police Department works hard to protect the peace and maintain public safety through trusted service with respect. Every day, officers from a variety of units interact with people in the City of Saint Paul. As part of their day-to-day duties, officers can issue three types of citations:
• Criminal citations
• Traffic citations
• Parking citations

The following data show the types of citations issues, total number of citations issued each year since 2015, demographic information about those who received citations and the location of where the citations were issued.
Please note:
• The dataset includes a significant number of fields where no data is available.
• “No Data” fields represent parking citations where the illegally parked vehicle was
unoccupied, thus making it impossible for the Saint Paul Police employees to
record demographic information.
• Prior to 2016, the State of Minnesota did not require police departments to
document the race of people to whom citations were issued.

Making these data available publicly is part of the Saint Paul Police Department’s ongoing commitment to building trust with its community through transparency.

The Saint Paul Police Department works hard to protect the peace and maintain public safety through trusted service with respect. Every day, officers from a variety of units interact with people in the City of Saint Paul. As part of their day-to-day duties, officers can issue three types of citations:
• Criminal citations
• Traffic citations
• Parking citations

The following data show the types of citations issues, total number of citations issued each year since 2015, demographic information about those who received citations and the location of where the citations were issued.
Please note:
• The dataset includes a significant number of fields where no data is available.
• “No Data” fields represent parking citations where the illegally parked vehicle was
unoccupied, thus making it impossible for the Saint Paul Police employees to
record demographic information.
• Prior to 2016, the State of Minnesota did not require police departments to
document the race of people to whom citations were issued.

Making these data available publicly is part of the Saint Paul Police Department’s ongoing commitment to building trust with its community through transparency.