Blaine Police Responded to 4,790 Calls in October 2025, Monthly Report Shows Surge in Traffic and Medical Incidents

BLAINE, Minn. — November 10, 2025

The Blaine Police Department has released its “Blaine by the Numbers” October 2025 Calls for Service Report, offering an in-depth snapshot of the city’s public safety activity. The data, published on the City of Blaine’s official website, reveals that officers responded to 4,790 total calls for service during the month—reflecting the department’s broad engagement in community safety and emergency response.

Traffic Enforcement and Road Safety

Traffic-related incidents represented one of the most significant portions of the department’s workload in October. Officers conducted 1,270 traffic stops and responded to 199 vehicle crashes, continuing Blaine’s proactive approach to maintaining roadway safety and enforcing traffic laws.

Emergency and Medical Response

Public safety personnel also played a key role in health emergencies, answering 499 medical calls across the city. The department’s close coordination with emergency medical services underscores its dual commitment to law enforcement and life-saving intervention.

Enforcement Actions and Community Policing

Blaine police made 97 arrests in October, including 26 arrests for driving under the influence (DUI) and 49 disorderly conduct cases. These enforcement actions reflect ongoing efforts to deter impaired driving, maintain order, and protect public well-being.

Additionally, officers handled 104 animal-related calls, addressing everything from lost pets to wildlife concerns—an often-overlooked but vital component of the city’s public safety operations.

Transparency and Data Context

The department’s report includes a disclaimer noting that each call is assigned a single dispatch code, though some incidents may involve multiple violations or be reclassified after further investigation. Officials emphasize that the monthly report provides only a partial snapshot of police activity, with more comprehensive data available through the city’s Calls for Service archive.

Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to explore the full reports for a deeper understanding of Blaine’s public safety trends, police response metrics, and community engagement efforts.

For more details or to view historical reports, visit the City of Blaine’s official Calls for Service portal: https://BlaineMN.gov/callsforservice

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