
National Law Enforcement Week May 11-17, 2008
Every year during National Law Enforcement Week, communities come together to honor those who protect and defend the safety of our cities. It is also a time to give remembrance to officers who have fallen in the line of duty. The Midland Police Department will honor lost officers with a Memorial Bicycle Ride and a Police Memorial Service. For more information please click here.
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Become a Police Officer
The Midland Police Department is looking for men and women that are interested in a career in Law Enforcement. Testing is currently taking place. You must contact the Personnel and Recruiting Sergeant Greg McCright 432-685-7590 or 800-657-9351.
Click here for qualifications or if you would like to apply visit our employment page online. |
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Off Duty Officer Request
Do you have an upcoming event and need securtiy? The Midland Police Department can help. Fill out our Off Duty Officer Request Form and fax it to 432-685-7585. |
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C.O.P.S. Citizens on Patrol
Are you interested in helping the Police Department as a citizen? Find out how by visiting us online.
Click here for more information |
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Purchase Accident Reports Online
Traffic accident reports are usually available at the Records window after 1:00 PM the day after the accident has occurred, although there are times when they can be delayed for up to 10 days. The Records Division is open 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday thru Friday. Cost for an accident report is $4.50 online.
Click here to get started. |
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Midland Crime Statistics
Midland is now offering Interactive Maps full of information about Midland including Crime Statistics in your neighborhood. Some examples of crime information include sex offender information, different types of crime throughout the city for last week, two weeks ago and three weeks ago.
Click here to view maps. |
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Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers encourages members of the community to assist local law enforcement agencies in the fight against crime by overcoming the two key elements that inhibit community involvement: fear and apathy.
Click here for more information. |
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