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1. Is there a curfew in Aberdeen? Yes, youth seventeen and under must adhere to curfew hours of 10:30 pm on weekdays and 11:30 pm on weekends.
2. Where is the courthouse? Brown County Courthouse is located at 101 First Ave. SE, Aberdeen, SD 57401. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
3. Where do I register my motorcycle? Visit the City Treasurer's Office at 123 S. Lincoln St., Aberdeen, SD 57401. Registration costs $2 for the lifetime of the motorcycle.
4. Does the Aberdeen Police Department conduct police auctions? Yes, auctions are held annually each spring and will be announced in local newspapers and radio broadcasts.
5. Does the Aberdeen Police Department maintain a lost and found? Yes, keys and eyeglasses are kept in the front lobby at 114 Second Ave. SE, Aberdeen, SD 57401. Other found items are logged and stored in the APD Property Room.
6. Where do I license my pet? Pet registration is available at the City Treasurer's Office, 123 S. Lincoln St., Aberdeen, SD 57401. Fees are $7 yearly for unaltered pets and $3 yearly for fixed pets. Unregistered dogs or cats incur a $55 fine.
7. How can I request a street closure for a block party? Submit requests at City Commission meetings held Monday evenings at City Hall (123 South Lincoln Street). Contact the finance officer at (605) 626-7023 to be placed on the agenda, or complete a Street Use Request Form at the Police Department.
8. Who do I contact about an officer's conduct? Comments about officer conduct must be submitted in writing using an Officer Complaint Form.
9. Are fireworks permitted within Aberdeen city limits? No, violations of this ordinance will result in a citation and court appearance.
10. How can I arrange to ride along with an Aberdeen Police Department officer? Complete and submit a ride-along request form.
11. How do I obtain a copy of a police report? Contact City Attorney Ronald Wager at (605) 626-3517. For State cases, contact the State's Attorney's Office at (605) 626-7130. For vehicle accident reports, call Accident Records at (605) 626-7995.
12. Where can I get fingerprinted? City Day Care providers can schedule fingerprinting appointments at the Aberdeen Police Department Records Division, 114 Second Ave. SE, Aberdeen, SD 57401, (605) 626-7995. Children's safety fingerprinting is also available. All other fingerprinting services are provided at the Brown County Sheriff's Office, 22 Court St. SE, Aberdeen, SD 57401, (605) 626-7100.
13. How do I request a presentation by a police officer? For Northern State University campus presentations, call (605) 626-2474. For all other presentations, call (605) 626-7737.
14. Can I get an Aberdeen Police patch for my collection? Send $5.00 to cover patch and postage costs to: Aberdeen Police Department, ATTN: Kim, 114 Second Ave. SE, Aberdeen, SD 57401.
15. How long do I have to clear snow from my sidewalk after a snowfall? Property owners must keep sidewalks clear of snow and ice at all times and have 48 hours after snowfall ends to remove accumulation. Corner lot owners must clear sidewalks all the way to the street. Non-compliance may result in city removal with assessed charges and potential citations.
16. Is it legal to move snow into the street? Residential areas: No, this is prohibited both before and after plows have passed. Commercial areas: Property owners may not move snow from commercial properties into streets or public grounds, except for Zone 1 properties with zero setback from sidewalks prior to Zone 1 snow removal operations.
17. How can I learn about snow removal schedules? Sign up for email or phone alerts on the city website, check maps and schedules at the Police or Public Works Departments, call Public Works at 626-7010 for recorded updates, or watch for announcements in local media.
18. How can I find street sweeping schedules for my area? Maps and schedules are available at the Police and Public Works Departments. Contact Public Works at 626-7010 or the Parking Division at 626-7053 during office hours. Street sweeping typically begins in late April and continues until officially ended. Streets are swept weekly per the schedule, and vehicles left on streets between 12:00 am and 8:00 am on scheduled days may be fined.