Braham Police Department

From an office on the east side of Braham City Hall, the Braham Police Department in Minnesota works alongside residents to keep people and property safe, solve problems creatively and improve quality of life. Residents planning to be away can submit a security check request so officers look in on their homes, and administrative citations can be paid online with the citation and ICR numbers. The department's crime prevention unit, created in January 2022, is staffed by a full-time non-sworn practitioner who serves on the board of the Minnesota Crime Prevention Association and leads efforts such as National Night Out, Police Pin Pals, C.A.T. Guard and safety guidance on the internet, staying home alone and business crime. Non-emergency calls go through Isanti County Sheriff's Office dispatch. Dogs, cats and ferrets older than six months must be licensed with the city for a one-time $5 fee, with proof of distemper and rabies vaccination, under city ordinance sections 92.04 and 92.05. Requests for government data follow the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, Minnesota Statutes Chapter 13, which treats data as public unless another law says otherwise; viewing data is free and copies carry a charge.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Braham city, MN has an estimated population of 1,674.