Police Department

Phone: 757-382-6161	Fax: 757-382-6821
Email: CPDQuestions@CityofChesapeake.net
Address: 304 Albemarle Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Chesapeake Police Department's Mission Statement: "In Partnership With the Community, Promote a Safe City Through Prevention of Crime and Enforcement of Laws" Citizens Online Police Reporting System: File a NON-EMERGENCY Police Report Online in English or Español 30TH Session of the Citizens Police Academy We are taking applications for citizens to participate in the Citizen's Police Academy, which starts on April 2, 2012. For more information, please download the press release and application

Chesapeake Police Department's Mission Statement:
"In Partnership With the Community, Promote a Safe City Through Prevention of Crime and Enforcement of Laws"

Citizens Online Police Reporting System:
File a NON-EMERGENCY Police Report Online in English or Español

30TH Session of the Citizens Police Academy
We are taking applications for citizens to participate in the Citizen's Police Academy, which starts on April 2, 2012. For more information, please download the press release and application

PHOTOSafe
RED Means Stop! Chesapeake’s red light photo enforcement program is titled PHOTOSafe. Our city’s goal is to simply gain compliance with traffic signals which will significantly contribute to public safety in Chesapeake. The camera systems are a force multiplier for the uniformed police officer and they reduce the risks involved in the red light violation enforcement of large intersections. Find out more

Do you have what it takes? What does it take to join the Chesapeake Police Department? A deep sense of integrity and determination, stamina and intelligence, dedication to protecting the public, and the desire to make a difference in the lives of many are just the beginning. We are looking for men and women who thrive on challenges and pride themselves in helping others, and are willing to work hard to learn the necessary skills for this challenging but critical role. Becoming a police officer can be a tough, demanding and unpredictable job, but it is also one of the most rewarding positions you will ever have. Every day that you wear your uniform and badge, you will be making the City of Chesapeake a safer and better place to live for you, your family, your friends and your neighbors. Nothing is more valuable than that. Do you have what it takes? Join the Chesapeake Police Department today

Do you have what it takes?

What does it take to join the Chesapeake Police Department? A deep sense of integrity and determination, stamina and intelligence, dedication to protecting the public, and the desire to make a difference in the lives of many are just the beginning.

We are looking for men and women who thrive on challenges and pride themselves in helping others, and are willing to work hard to learn the necessary skills for this challenging but critical role. Becoming a police officer can be a tough, demanding and unpredictable job, but it is also one of the most rewarding positions you will ever have. Every day that you wear your uniform and badge, you will be making the City of Chesapeake a safer and better place to live for you, your family, your friends and your neighbors. Nothing is more valuable than that.

Do you have what it takes?
Join the Chesapeake Police Department today

Understanding and Filing a Complaint or Compliment

"Please know that I am interested in your comments. It is the policy of the Chesapeake Police Department to recognize the excellent performance of our employees through Department, City or locally sponsored awards. However, should you feel your contact with any of our employees was less than satisfactory, I also want to hear from you.

Anyone can submit comments regarding the quality of our service. This pamphlet describes the process and procedures involved. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact the Ethics & Conduct Unit at the number listed on the front of this pamphlet. Your information will remain confidential."

- Colonel K. L. Wright, Chief of Police

Download a Pamphlet on Understanding and Filing a Complaint or Compliment