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Night to Unite The early August Night to Unite event brought together neighbors from many City neighbor- hoods to get to know one another, local law enforcement and to share safety tips and information. Thanks to all who participated. Army National Guard Open House The Arden Hills Army Training Site was open to the public in early September. Visitors were able to view train- ing vehicles, a drone and talk with staff. Have a safe and enjoyable fall season. Sincerely, Dave Perrault City Administrator Inside Postal Customer From the City Administrator TCAAP Update and Public Forum City Council Candidate Profiles Lexington Station & Nicholas Roberts HealthPartners Expansion The safety of our residents is the focus of my column this month. By becoming more aware of the events and activities in our city, you can help prevent, deter and even solve crimes. Hazelnut Park Warming House You may have heard that on Sep- tember 1, the Hazelnut Park Warming House burned down. The Lake Johanna Fire Department extinguished the fire, and the warming house was deemed a loss. The City is working through different options for potential replacement. If you have information regarding the fire, please contact the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Of- fice. The fire is being investigated as arson. Theft from Autos There has been an increased number of thefts from autos in the Arden Hills area, and the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office offers the following information: Unlocked vehicles parked on the street, in driveways, and even inside of open garag- es have been entered, rummaged through, and have had items removed. Most of this criminal activity has taken place during the late evening or overnight hours. Items commonly stolen from autos include: audio systems, change, navigation devices, portable media players, mobile phones, laptop computers, and purses/wallets. If your purse or wallet is stolen, you could become a victim of fraud or identity theft. Prevention Tips • The “best tip” is not to leave valuables in your vehicle and to lock vehicle doors. • Lock vehicle doors & close windows. • If possible, park your car in the garage - close and lock the garage door. • Do not leave your garage door opener in your car when it is parked outside of the garage. • When traveling or running errands, put valuables in the trunk before you reach your destination. • If you leave personal property in your vehicle make certain it is out of view. • Use your alarm if you have one. When you see suspicious activities or persons - call 911. Timely reporting leads to timely response. You are not bothering your Deputies when you call 911 - responding to your concerns and needs is why they are here. ECR-WSS PRST STD U.S. Postage Paid Twin Cities, MN Permit #1962