The Memphis Police Department
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About the MPD - Memphis Police Department
WEBThe Memphis Police Department is a multi-dimensional agency dedicated to maintaining public safety through crime prevention, community policing and data-driven intelligence. Staffed with officers who are highly trained, technically proficient and culturally sensitive, we are a pro-active police force that solves problems by building trust ...
Join MPD - Memphis Police Department
WEBmemphis police dept. public safety building 170 n. main street memphis, tn 38103 901-636-3700. emergency 911. non-emergency 901-545-cops. tty 901-543-2709
Central Records - Memphis Police Department
WEBCENTRAL RECORDS. Incident/offense reports and auto crash reports can be obtained through the Central Records office. You can submit a request for reports online, in-person at the address listed below, by mail or fax. PHONE: 901-636-3650.
Operational Divisions - Memphis Police Department
WEBThe Memphis Police Department is managed through six divisions that oversee the day to day operations, administrative needs and investigations.
Chief's Message - Memphis Police Department
WEBIn April of 2021, Chief Davis was selected by Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland as the first female police chief for the Memphis Police Department. She was later confirmed by Memphis City Council in May and began her career as the Chief of Police for the Memphis Police Department on June 14, 2021.
Reports & Public Information - Memphis Police Department
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In Memoriam - Memphis Police Department
WEBFeb 20, 2023 · Memphis Police Officer Geoffrey Redd succumbed to gunshot wounds sustained two weeks earlier while responding to a suspicious person call at the Poplar-White Station Library at 5094 Poplar Avenue. Officers, including Officer Redd, had responded to a nearby business regarding a trespasser.
Community Outreach Program - Memphis Police Department
WEBThe Community Outreach Program (C.O.P.) is an MPD initiative that was developed through the restructuring of the Co-Acts to better serve the community relative to community policing and the reduction of juvenile violence. The unit consists of officers who are provided target areas from data gathered with the assistance of the University of Memphis.
EMBRACING 21st CENTURY POLICING - Memphis Police Department
WEBEquipped MPD officers with conductive energy weapons (TASERS). This acquisition has been shown to reduce injuries to officers and citizens as a less lethal option and reduces workers’ compensation costs, lost work days, and hospital bills resulting from resisting arrest situations.