4
drone flights over St. Cloud that day.
1:43 pm
first takeoff; the last was at 4:55 pm.
17 min
median flight. Half were shorter.
St. Cloud police drones flew 4 times on Saturday 7 February 2026, the first at 1:43 pm and the last at 4:55 pm EST, by St. Cloud Police Department's published record.
One flight, takeoff to landingSensitive-purpose flight, as an area
Hour by hour
Takeoffs by hour, EST.
Why, in the agency's words
Flights, in order
4 flights. Those in the latest full month link to their own page; a flight with a sensitive stated purpose has no page of its own.
| Takeoff (EST) | Purpose | Airborne | Flight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1:43 pm | Call for service | 16 min | 2b8a6167 |
| 2:22 pm | Call for service | 19 min | 221272c9 |
| 4:49 pm | Assisting another agency | 6 min | e6bcd3e7 |
| 4:55 pm | Call for service | 22 min | ff66162e |
How this page is made
- Every flight in the agency's published record is counted and listed; drawn paths are the whole flight, simplified to 10 m.
- The record's free-text description is never read into a page. A flight whose stated purpose names a domestic, sexual-assault, kidnapping, welfare, mental-health or juvenile matter is listed like any other but drawn as a generalised area, not a path.
- Operators are the agency's own accounts in the record, numbered within the agency in order of first flight; no name or address is read into a page.
- Purposes are the agency's own words, grouped into classes by a committed lookup table; unmatched values are "Other" and blank ones "Not stated".
- Times are converted to the agency's clock through the IANA zone database, never a fixed offset.
- A day is the agency's local calendar day of takeoff.
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