City of Richmond Police Dept.
Phone Numbers:
Police Administration - (804) 646-0400
Emergency: 911 - Call if you can, text if you can’t
Non-Emergency or to file a Police Report:
(804) 646-5100
Address:
200 West Grace Street
Richmond, VA - 23220
Process & application for becoming RPD officer?
Question About Your Police Application?
Need a Copy of a Police Report?
Register an Alarm System
Phone: (804) 646-4169
Fax: (804) 646-5789
Report a crime or suspicious incident?
Submit CrimeStoppers tip or call (804) 780-1000
Substance Abuse And Addiction Treatment Resources in Virginia
What to do if your child has run away or is missing
View Crime Incident Information
View Internal Affairs Statistics
Still have questions?
Please email or call (804) 646-6842
Richmond Police Department
The Community Care Unit is hosting a virtual Crime Prevention Series in April.
The Community Care Unit will host a prescription drug take back event
When: Saturday, April 24, 2021
Where: Police Training Academy.
Time: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Citizens are invited to bring their un-used and/or expired prescription drugs for proper disposal.
Please note, no syringes/sharps will be accepted.
E-Cigs and Vapes are accepted without batteries.
City of Richmond Official COVID-19 Updates
In The News
Injured Richmond officer recounts burning sensation, welts after riot outside RPD HQ (WABC, ABC8)
Richmond Police officer recounts being injured during violent protest (WTVR, CBS6)
Videos
Chief Gerald M. Smith gives a report to the community on the Third Quarter of 2020 - and also discusses how keeping firearms from being stolen can reduce violent crime.
Captain Flippo of the Community, Youth and Intervention Services unit thanks our School Resource Officers for their great work and positive impact on the community....and Captain Flippo is not the only one who wishes to express their thanks!
The Richmond Police Department has just completed an analysis of data collected over several years by officers that document their interaction with members of the general public; specifically Field Interview Reports (FIRs) and traffic stops which shows a balanced approach to the process.
The study looked at thousands of FIRs and traffic stops conducted over several years. It took several months to re-program the Department’s Records Management System (RMS) so reliable data could be collected.
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Crime in Richmond - By the Numbers
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Richmond's Precinct Lineup
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Click on your precinct’s photo to view the list and contact information of those representing your neighborhood.
To find your precinct:
- Visit Richmond Property Search
- Type your address and select your property
- Click the services tab. Under “Public Safety” you will find “Police Precinct” and “Police Sector.”
 RPD Training |
 Neighbors By RingThe Richmond Police Department has joined the free Neighbors app by Ring to provide citizens of the city with real-time, local crime and safety information. The Neighbors network already has millions of users and has been instrumental in catching package thieves, stopping burglaries, and keeping neighborhoods safe. |
 
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 The Richmond Police Department is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). |