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Tonight, OPD hosted a Neighborhood Watch Crime Prevention event for local Neighborhood Watch groups. Participants received training on crime prevention strategies and had the opportunity to collaborate and network with other groups to strengthen community ties. Events like this

A 2 a.m. run-in with K9 Crews. After observing the suspect commit a traffic violation, officers attempted a traffic stop. The driver refused to stop and fled at a high rate of speed. When the vehicle finally came to a stop, the suspect bailed out and ran, going to great lengths

Orlando, as tomorrow is the City of Orlando’s 48th annual Fireworks at the Fountain celebration, we have a few important reminders for those planning to celebrate our nation's freedom in downtown Orlando. OPD encourages everyone to make responsible choices. So, stick to the

Today, members of the Orlando Police Department’s Neighborhood Patrol, DUI, and Drone Units spent time with middle school students from the Dr. James Smith Center, demonstrating equipment, leading a DUI simulation to highlight the dangers of impaired driving, and joining in a

Happy Fourth of July, Orlando! Be safe and celebrate responsibly.

This morning, we joined Officer Florin and K9 Cody for a morning sweep at Lake Eola in preparation for the City of Orlando’s 48th annual Fireworks at the Fountain! 🇺🇸 We're working to ensure everyone enjoys a fun and safe Fourth of July. Officers will be available around downtown

Happy Independence Day, Orlando! 🇺🇸 If you joined us at Lake Eola for Fireworks at the Fountain, make responsible choices as you travel home. Drive sober or utilize a ride sharing service!

Tonight, Chief Smith kicked off his second quarter Community Meetings in District 3. These meetings offer residents a chance to hear neighborhood-specific crime updates, ask questions, and engage directly with Chief Smith and local officers. Over the past six months, District 3