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Report a non-violent or financial crime online to the Orlando Police Department.
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The Orlando Police Department hires the finest and most qualified candidates to help reduce crime and maintain livable city neighborhoods.
Community Programs offered by the Orlando Police Department
Apply to become an emergency communications specialist with the Orlando Police Department. 911 operators answer emergency and non-emergency calls for police services.
Do you want to operate your own limousine, shuttle service or luxury sedan, van or SUV company? The police department's Vehicle for Hire unit requires registration of all drivers and vehicles to keep passengers safe.
Did you get a civil citation for possession of marijuana or paraphernalia? First-time and second-time offenders may complete a diversionary program instead of paying a fine or going to court.
The Orlando Police Department offers free residential security assessments to its residents to educate homeowners on possible security measures.
Follow these tips from the Orlando Police Department’s Neighborhood Watch Unit to ensure your safety.
This five week program, taught in Spanish only, meets to discuss various police-related topics, such as crime prevention, firearms demonstrations and crime scenarios.
Apply for the academy, taught in Spanish only, to discuss various police-related topics, such as crime prevention, firearms demonstrations and crime scenarios.
If you feel an officer has acted improperly, there are two ways to make a complaint.
The Orlando Police Department will be taking applications for permanent-part time, sworn law enforcement, Airport Operations Officer positions at the Orlando International Airport.
This four week program meets to discuss various police-related topics, such as crime prevention, firearms demonstrations and crime scenarios.
Apply for the academy to discuss various police-related topics, such as crime prevention, firearms demonstrations and crime scenarios.
Florida Statutes allow drivers to submit written reports if there was damage to a vehicle or other property and did not require a law enforcement report.