The Oklahoma City Police Department, with a uniformed force of 1169 officers and 300 civilian employees, protects people and property from criminal activity, keeps the peace, enforces …

Welcome to the Oklahoma City Police Department Online Police Report System. This system allows you to submit a police report but should not be a substitute for calling 911 in the event …

If you have questions or concerns about your interaction with a police officer, contact (405) 231-2121 and ask to speak to a supervisor. A supervisor will call or meet you in person to address …

Request accident and police reports. Apply for an alarm permit. Apply for a vehicle for hire license.

The Online Reporting System allows you to submit a police report but should not be a substitute for calling 911 in the event of an emergency or crime in-progress.

If you are an offender residing or wanting to reside in Oklahoma City limits and you are required by law to register with local law enforcement, you must come to the Offender Registration Unit …

Oklahoma City is divided into four patrol divisions, which serve the various geographic areas of the city, and Bricktown Division, which covers the entertainment district near downtown.

When encountering an Oklahoma City Police Officer, it’s important to know your rights as well as theirs. Knowing what to expect and how to react is key for your safety and the safety of the …

Oklahoma City Manager Craig Freeman announced in August 2024 the selection of Ron C. Bacy as Oklahoma City’s 51st police chief. Chief Ron C. Bacy has served with the police …

The Oklahoma City Police Department, with a uniformed force of 1169 officers and 300 civilian employees, protects people and property from criminal activity, keeps the peace, enforces …