Calls for Service Map for the Month of March Now Available!  See where crime is occurring throughout the City on the Calls for Service map.

 

How Does Edgewood Police Department Compare?  Click here to view charts comparing Edgewood Police Department crime rates, staffing levels and cost with other jurisdictions.

 

Dispose of  Prescription Drugs & Meds the Safe & Secure Way at City Hall -  The Edgewood Police Department urges you to dispose of your unused and/or expired medications the right way.  It's easy!  Use this free, convenient method of disposal!  Find a list of acceptable and unacceptable items here. 

New Program Locates Missing, Vulnerable People - Project LOCATE helps find those with developmental disabilities or medical conditions, such as Alzheimer's disease, if they become lost.  More details about this important program can be found on the web or you can call 253.565.2266.

Pierce County Alert - Receive alerts about emergencies and other important news by signing up for the Pierce County Alert Program.  You choose how you receive the information – phone, text, email, hearing impaired devices and more.

 

 

The Safe & Secure Way to Dispose of  Prescription Drugs -  The Edgewood Police Department urges you to dispose of your unused and/or expired medications the right way.  It's easy! 
Just stop by City Hall and drop it in the box!  No forms, no fees, no paper work, no hassle!! 

The prescription drug abuse rate in Washington State is steadily increasing, especially among our youth.  Get rid of unused/expired medication and keep it out of the hands of potential drug abusers.  Additionally, putting medicine down the drain or in the toilet can pollute our waterways and streams as well as our drinking water.  Use this free, convenient method of disposal!  Find a list of acceptable and unacceptable items here. 

 

Pierce County ALERT = Mass Emergency Notification.  Learn more about the list . . . 
 

Use the right-hand side bar to get information about crime in your area

For info regarding Edgewood crimes and police activity, sex offenders, and crime statistics in Edgewood click the links next to the police cars (right).

Radar Trailer on the Road
Police volunteer Richard Morrison places Edgewood’s radar trailer in various locations throughout the City.  This device, purchased through grant funding, not only shows the current speed, but also flashes a reminder to “slow down” if the posted speed limit has been exceeded.  Additionally, this radar trailer has the capability to collect data and provide information about the habits and behaviors motorists display in various locations in the City.  Thank you Richard for your public safety volunteer efforts.

Emergency Preparedness 
This campaign, "3 Days, 3 Ways, Are You Ready?" ,  is designed to be easy to learn the steps to preparedness. The three key ingredients are: make a plan, get a kit, and get involved. Any step a citizen takes today will put them in a stronger position to be more resilient in a major event such as earthquake, winter storms or terrorist attack!

 
 

Do you have suggestions or questions for the Edgewood Police Department?  If so, please send them to: Chief@cityofedgewood.org.