OPD is a nationally recognized law enforcement agency that is focused on the safety of our residents, visitors, and businesses. Our job is to protect the citizens of Orlando and we intend to accomplish that mission, even at risk to our own lives.
We ask only for your assistance by calling anytime you see something suspicious, or when someone needs help. The men and women at the Orlando Police Department are some of the most dedicated and loyal public servants in this great nation, and we promise to serve you with Courage, Pride and Commitment. Mission Statement: "Keep Orlando a safe city by reducing crime and maintaining livable neighborhoods.
Learn about OPD engagement opportunities. Sign up to receive quarterly information from the Orlando Police Department on crime stats, cold case updates, community events and more. Learn more about our upcoming Career Fair and sign up for opportunities to join the agency. Chief Eric D. Smith has served Orlando since in various leadership roles.
He credits his experience with our internationally recognized SWAT team for preparing him to be the law enforcement leader he is today. Chief Smith believes law enforcement is responsible for building trusting relationships with the community and is proud to serve as the 40th Chief of the Orlando Police Department.
Property and Evidence: Stolen property, with the exception of money or contraband that has been seized as evidence, shall be returned to its rightful owner as soon as possible. This is provided that there is no uncertainty as to who the rightful owner is and there is no law enforcement reason for retaining the property. If you have been notified that your stolen property has been recovered, please contact our Property and Evidence Section during business hours at The Communications Division manages calls requesting response from police, fire and emergency medical services.
