Minneapolis: Phillip Blodgett Listed in DOC Registry

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — The Minnesota Department of Corrections identifies Phillip Jay Blodgett in its public registrant notification records.

The supplied listing places Blodgett near the 5700 block of Bossen Terrace in Minneapolis. The location is in Hennepin County and carries ZIP code 55417.

The public notice includes information about his past offense history, listed location, and supervision record.

According to the DOC, Blodgett’s court-imposed Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release have expired.

The record does not report a new arrest or criminal charge in 2026.

What the DOC Reports About Phillip Blodgett

According to the Minnesota DOC, Blodgett has a history of sexual contact involving known and unknown female teenagers and adults.

The department states that the reported contact included touching and penetration.

The DOC describes several methods used to gain access to victims.

These included approaching individuals in public and entering a victim’s home without permission.

The department also reports that Blodgett provided mood-altering substances and exploited a victim’s vulnerable condition.

According to the public record, physical force was used to maintain control.

The listing cites Minnesota Statute 609.345 as a charge. That statute concerns fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct.

The record also references Minnesota Chapter 253D, which covers certain civil commitment proceedings.

The supplied notice does not establish Blodgett’s current civil commitment or treatment status.

DOC Identification and Mugshot

Blodgett’s Minnesota DOC offender identification number is 137499. His listed date of birth is March 7, 1965.

Registered Location and Supervision Information

The DOC record lists the 5700 block of Bossen Terrace as Blodgett’s registered location.

The notice provides a general area rather than a complete street address.

His Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release are listed as expired.

The record also identifies a Minnesota Sex Offender Program reintegration contact.

That entry alone does not confirm his current housing, treatment, or custody status.

No specific release date appears in the supplied notification.

The listed location has not been independently verified as current for October 2026.

Understanding Minnesota Community Notification Laws

Minnesota law requires certain individuals to register following qualifying offenses. Some are also subject to public community notification.

Under Minnesota Statute 244.052, local law enforcement determines which information may be released.

Registration requirements are covered by Minnesota Statute 243.166 and 243.167.

The DOC says it publishes approved information within 48 hours after receiving authorization from law enforcement.

A public registry listing does not automatically mean someone is wanted by police.

Blodgett’s supplied notification does not identify him as wanted by law enforcement.

Where Minneapolis Residents Can Get Information

Residents with questions about this notification can contact the Minneapolis Police Department at 612-673-3000.

The Minnesota DOC Community Notification Unit also provides information about public notification procedures.

Residents can call 651-361-7340 or the toll-free number, 866-396-9953.

Questions can also be emailed to notification.doc@state.mn.us.

The department says responses generally arrive within 24 hours during normal business hours.

Residents can review the Minnesota Community Notification Act fact sheet for more details.

Current public listings can be checked through the official Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.