Minnetonka Police Department
2 audits on file. Next audit expected 2028, on the two-year cycle in Minn. Stat. § 13.824, subd. 6.
Auditor
Auditor type
Unconfirmed
Result
Not recorded
Findings
None recorded
Audit depth
Checklist
Tested live system
Not stated
Retention found
30 days
Conducted
June 5, 2026
What the audit said
LOGIS ran its standard 7-control checklist against Minn. Stat. § 13.824 (data collection/classification, destruction, sharing, log of use, biennial audit, access authorization, BCA notification). Every control came back 'no exceptions found,' based on screenshots and interviews rather than direct live-system testing. Retention was set to 30 days.
Auditor
Auditor type
Government consortium
Result
Compliant - no findings
Findings
None recorded
Audit depth
Substantive
Tested live system
Not stated
System / vendor
Other / Multiple
Retention found
59 days
Report pages
5
Conducted
June 9, 2022
What the audit said
No findings. All seven control objectives recorded "No exceptions found"; LOGIS concluded MPD is "in compliance with Minnesota Statute 13.824." Retention evidence was a screen print showing Vigilant and BOSS retention "set to 59 days" -- inside the 60-day statutory cap, so not a finding, but worth noting as the only hard figure in the report. Public log of use was addressed and provided for both systems; the report does not describe what the log contains. No ghost-finding language: no "did not," "was not," "should," or "as a result of this audit" statements and no remediation described.
Recorded findings appear in green because a finding is evidence the auditor actually examined the program. A report with nothing at all appears in red.
Every agency operating an ALPR in Minnesota must arrange an independent audit every two years under Minn. Stat. § 13.824, subd. 6.
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