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The Annapolis Police Department is committed to providing pertinent, helpful services to all communities.
Resources
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Addiction Information & Resources
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Annapolis Cares Project Lifesaver
Annapolis Cares Project Lifesaver is a two pronged program, Annapolis Cares, an alert system, and Project Lifesaver, a locating system.
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Annapolis Night Reference & Alarm Registration
This information will be used by the Annapolis Police Department to make contact when emergencies or problems occur and no one is present at the business or residence.
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CCTV Cameras
Through strategic and analytic tactics the Annapolis Police Department places CCTV cameras in areas of the City where a need is demonstrated.
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Citizen Fingerprinting
Call 410-268-9000 to schedule an appointment for citizen fingerprinting and to find out what you need to bring with you.
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Community Crime Map
Use the City's Crime Map to see recent crimes in Annapolis.
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Drone Information
Make sure you know the drone rules before you fly.
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Hispanic Liaison
The Latino Liaison Office is here to help meet the safety needs of the Latino community and to increase the trust and communication between Latino community and Annapolis Police Department (APD).
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Know Your Limit
Know Your Limit is an educational program established by Annapolis Mayor Michael Pantelides and the Annapolis Police Department to combat drunk driving. Officers offer free breathalyzer tests and distribute literature concerning drunk driving and available alternatives in Annapolis.
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Medication Disposal Drop Box
The Annapolis Police Department has a medication drop off box located in the front lobby of the Police Department.
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Neighborhood Watch Program
Neighborhood Watch works when citizens take an active role in making their community safer.
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Obtaining a Police Report
Discover the steps needed to take in order to obtain a police report.
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P.E.D.A.L.
P.E.D.A.L. to stop Annapolis bike thefts!
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Police Property Auctions
In accordance with Maryland state law, the Charter and Code of the City of Annapolis, and Department policies, the Annapolis Police Department sells at public auction all lost, abandoned, unclaimed, forfeited or stolen property.
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Ride-Along Program
Ride-along Thursdays allows City of Annapolis residents to accompany patrol officers during a portion of their shift.
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Safe Stations
A program to combat the growing heroin and opioid addiction crisis.
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Security Surveys
Find information about security surveys for both residential and commercial properties.
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Scooter Watch
Annapolis Police are leading the effort for the region to protect property with the “Scooter Watch” initiative. The number of recovered scooters, created a problem for our officers, when making attempts to verify ownership.
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Speed & Red Light Cameras
The City of Annapolis has three speed enforcement cameras that can be positioned in school zones throughout the city.
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Transaction Safe Place
In a proactive effort to safeguard our citizens, the Annapolis Police Department is welcoming the public to our department to close their online transactions in a safer way.
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Victim Notifications
The National Victim Notification Network provides a website where crime victims can obtain information about custody status of offenders and register to be notified of changes in custody status.
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VIN Etching Program
VIN-etching is a vehicle theft protection system that marks your car easily, permanently, and safely, as a vehicle not to steal. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) glass etching marks a vehicle with its own set of fingerprints which make the vehicle easily traced when stolen.
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Watch Your Car Program
The Watch Your Car program is a national vehicle theft prevention program funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance of the United States Department of Justice.