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Welcome to the Milwaukee Police Department

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Vision

To be a department where every member works with our community to help build sustainable healthy neighborhoods, free of crime and maintained by positive relationships.

Mission

By using effective community engagement, we will impact crime, help build sustainable neighborhoods and foster positive community relations.


 

Who Do I Contact and How?

DID YOU KNOW?

If you are reporting a suspicious person or activity you should have specific information that a crime is about to be committed (i.e. prowling/casing activity). If you cannot articulate specific suspicious activity you should contact the district for extra patrol. 

Community members have the right to park and occupy vehicles on the street. Having never seen the vehicle before or feeling it does not belong in the neighborhood in and of itself is not suspicious behavior. Learn more about what and how to report incidents by clicking on the button above. 


The Office of Public Relations

MPD Public Relations

The Office of Public Relations disseminates information externally to the public via telephone inquiries and through the use of electronic, print and social media. In addition, the office relays information interdepartmentally through memos, videos, electronic correspondence and education. Information may include, but is not limited to; high profile investigations, crime statistics, and community programs and engagement. Learn more:

 


MPD TSU

Traffic Safety Unit

To reduce the amount of reckless driving, speeding and vehicular crashes from occurring in the City of Milwaukee, the Milwaukee Police Department has a created a new unit called the Traffic Safety Unit (TSU).

Learn more about TSU


Milwaukee Police Department Office of Community Outreach and Education (OCOE)

 

Utilizes community partnerships, organizational transformation and problem solving to proactively address, solve and mitigate crime and disorder.

Through collaborative community partnerships, public safety and community members including business organizations and community stakeholders develop solutions to issues impacting the community and build trust.

The trust is supported by an alignment of organizational management, structure, personnel, and information systems to support proactive problem solving and community partnerships.

Learn more about OCOE


Missing Person Criteria

 

Missing Person Criteria

Criteria for a Missing Person

***The criteria must be met to ensure that the right to privacy of an individual is not violated***

There is not a 24 hour waiting period to report a missing person.

 

Milwaukee Police Department 

Police Administration


 Non-emergency: 414-933-4444


 Emergency: 911


 749 W. State Street, Milwaukee, WI 53233 



Crime Maps & Statistics

Milwaukee Police Department is providing an interactive database to enable the public to access crime statistics in the City of Milwaukee.

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