MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - After approving potential fees for Minneapolis Police Department Officers who work off-duty overtime but still use city equipment and vehicles, the Minneapolis City Council has begun to narrow down how much they will charge, and when the fees could begin.

MPD off-duty fees

What we know:

While working off-duty jobs, such as helping bars and restaurants late at night, Minneapolis police are currently able to benefit from the use of city-issued weapons, uniforms, vehicles and liability coverage.

However, in the past, the city has paid millions in settlements to police officers stemming in part from the current "off-duty" system.

Beginning in 2026, city council members are hoping to recoup potential revenue through fees applied to those working outside official

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