Glyndon Police Department

09/15/2026

Please join the Glyndon Lions Club on September 17th for an evening of good food, great conversation, and community.

08/04/2026

Found in the area of State Street and Eglon. Call the non emergent dispatch number 7014517660 if you know the owners

07/01/2026

🎉 Get Ready for Glyndon Days! 🎉
Glyndon Days is coming August 4th–8th, and now is the perfect time to get your official Glyndon Days Button!
🔹 Buttons are just $2.00 each (CASH/CHECK ONLY)
📍 Available for purchase at Glyndon City Hall
Not only do your button purchases show community pride, but they also help support the Glyndon Police Department's Community Outreach Programs, which work year-round to strengthen and serve our community.
🎁 Bonus! Every button purchased is automatically entered into a drawing for a Scheels Gift Card! Thank you Scheels Moorhead for your donation! The buttons are numbered on the back. We will do our drawing on Monday, August 10th. We will post winning numbers on Facebook, Website, through our text alerts, email alerts, and on the door at City Hall. Must present button to collect gift card. If you would like to sign up for alerts, please contact City Hall!
Be sure to stop by City Hall, grab your button, and support a great cause while getting excited for Night to Unite on August 4th and all the fun that Glyndon Days has to offer.
We can't wait to celebrate with you! ☀️🎡🎶

06/30/2026

🎆 Fireworks Reminder 🎆
Happy 4th of July, the Glyndon Police Department wants to remind residents to enjoy the festivities safely.
🔥 Know What’s Legal in Minnesota, only non-explosive, non-aerial fireworks are allowed for personal use. That means sparklers, cones, fountains, and similar items are okay. But firecrackers, bottle rockets, Roman candles, and anything that explodes or flies into the air are illegal. Please dispose of your garbage appropriately.
Safety first!
• Only use Minnesota-legal fireworks like sparklers, fountains, ground spinners and snappers.
• Point fireworks away from people and animals.
• Have a bucket of water and a fire extinguisher ready.
• Use fireworks in an open area away from trees and houses.
• Extinguish and dispose of spent fireworks in a bucket of water.
• Do not try to relight a dud.
• Always use caution around fireworks and make sure children are supervised.
Enjoy a dazzling professional fireworks display near you. It’s safer, easier, and just as spectacular!
🎖️ Freedom means caring for those who fought for it. If you’re planning fireworks at home this year, please be aware that they can be difficult for veterans with PTSD and others sensitive to loud noises. Small acts of kindness can go a long way.
🐾 Fireworks can be a dazzling spectacle for people, but for pets, they often translate into a terrifying experience. The unexpected booms and flashes can cause extreme stress and anxiety for animals, leading to behaviors such as hiding, trembling, or even running away in fear. Please keep your pet secure and have current contact information on them.
✅ Follow the law ✅ Be kind to your neighbors ✅ Keep Glyndon safe and welcoming for all! See less

06/01/2026

State Softball send-off! Go Rebels!

05/22/2026

Street sweepers will be in town tomorrow, Friday, May 22nd to clean debris from the roads in the Southview Area. Please ensure your vehicle is not parked on the street. You should be able to park after 2pm on the roadway.

Send a message to learn more

05/20/2026

Please be aware that crews will be working in Southview tomorrow. There will be no street parking allowed during this time. Thank you!

🚧 Road Work Notice for Southview Residents
A seal‑coating crew will be working throughout the Southview neighborhood tomorrow, Thursday, May 21st.

🚫 No parking will be allowed on the streets during the project.
Please ensure all vehicles are moved off the roadway before work begins. This helps the crew complete the job safely and efficiently.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation while we improve our roads.

05/11/2026

This week, during National Police Week, we take a moment to recognize the incredible men and women who serve our community every day. The Glyndon Police Department is made up of officers who care deeply about the people who live, work, and visit here — and we are grateful for their dedication.

We honor and remember the fallen officers whose bravery and sacrifice continue to inspire us.

05/08/2026

Quick reminder to all pet owners in our community: it’s your responsibility to keep your dog under control at all times.

Even the friendliest dogs can make others feel unsafe when they run up unexpectedly — especially when someone else’s dog is leashed and unable to move freely. Per City Ordinance #164, all pets must be leashed and under your control at all times.

It is also your responsibility as a pet owner to properly clean up after your dog's waste and make sure they are licensed with the City.

Let’s all do our part to keep our neighborhood safe, calm, and enjoyable for everyone.

04/20/2026

Please see attached flyers on medications we can and cannot accept. Medications can be dropped off at our Police Department on Saturday, April 25, 2026 from 10am -2pm.