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7/20
Burglar Ditches Pants, Unable to Lose Police
A suspected burglar ditched her pants but was unable to lose police Thursday after she broke into a Lake City home and tried to hide in a nearby greenbelt. Around 11 AM, a resident of the 12300 block of 23rd Avenue Northeast arrived home and found [...]
7/20
Keeping Up with the Community
We continue to get out there and nurture Seattle’s most important asset…our youth. We appreciate all of our community partners for their collaboration in helping make this possible. From conducting bicycle safety training for kids to [...]
7/19
Police Arrest Man for Burglary in Backyard of South Seattle Home
Officers arrested a 41-year-old man early this morning after receiving calls that he was attempting to break into a home near Rainier Avenue South and 68th Avenue South. Just before 4:00 am the homeowner called 911 to report an unknown individual was [...]

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MCPP Plans

MCPP Plans

The Micro Community Policing Plans (MCPP) were designed to address the distinctive needs of each community.  Learn more about the crime in your neighborhood and what SPD is doing about it.

2 Year Progress Report

Recognizing Two Years of Progress

An overview of what has been accomplished by SPD in the last two years. We’ve prioritized reform efforts, while focusing on our four pillars: enhancing public trust, building pride and professionalism, addressing crime and disorder, and promoting best business practices.

Service Quality Survey

Service Quality Survey

Service Quality Surveys have been conducted since 2006 and measure the overall service callers received as well as the service provided by the 9-1-1 operator.

SPD Safe Place

SPD Safe Place

SPD Safe Place is a public education and safety campaign aimed at preventing and responding to anti-LGBTQ crimes. This is a volunteer program that businesses and organizations participate in to help victims of hate crimes find a safe place to be sheltered until police arrive.