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Chief's Welcome

Welcome to the Spokane Police Department! We are glad that you are here and proud to provide protection and law enforcement for the citizens of Spokane. We have recently updated our website and hope that you find the answer to exactly the question that brought you to our site - as well as lots of other great information about your police department. Our goal is for you to have at your fingertips the resources you need for information, report requests, and safety awareness. Please feel free to contact us with your comments and feedback regarding the site's look, feel and ability to find information. Afterall, that is what we are here for - YOU!

Chief Anne Kirkpatrick

Command Staff

The Spokane Police Department Command Staff

Chief Anne Kirkpatrick

Assistant Chief Jim Nicks

 

 

Major Scott Stephens 

Major Scott Johnson

  

To speak with any of them will require an appointment.  Call (509) 477-5980 Option 1, and then choose Police Administration (Option 9).

Compliments and criticism of SPD officers are always welcome.  Please email by clicking on the Contact Us portion of this website or by mailing the Spokane Police Department, 1100 West Mallon,Spokane, WA 99260
Department Overview

2010 SPD Organizational Structure (PDF Format)

SPD Fast Facts

Commissioned Officers on Force - 286
Civilian Staff - 98
Vehicle Fleet - 280

2008 SPD Facilty and Department Full Overview (PDF Format)
Media Relations

 

Public Information Office (PIO)

Officer Jennifer DeRuwe

(509) 625-4068   jderuwe@spokanepolice.org 

 
Internal Affairs

Internal Affairs (509) 835-4588
Police Ombudsman

Tim Burns    625-6742
Law Enforcement Help Line

Spokane Police Department
Law Enforcement Help Line
(509) 477-5980
Chaplaincy Program

Chaplaincy Program - (509) 625-4091
Child Passenger Safety

Spokane Child Passenger Safety Hotline (509) 232-2985
Community Oriented Policing Services
 
Community Oriented Policing Services
 
Spokane C.O.P.S. Administrative Offices 
901 N. Monroe Suite 254
Phone: (509) 835-4592
 
Block Watch - (509) 835-4572
 
Crime Free Multi-Housing - (509) 835-4572
 
Spokane C.O.P.S. Substations:
 
C.O.P.S. East Central 3001 E. 5th - (509) 625-3330
Greater Spokane C.O.P.S  120 N. Stevens - (509) 755-COPS (2677)
C.O.P.S. Logan 802 E. Sharp - (509) 625-3333
C.O.P.S. Neva-Wood 4705 N. Addison - (509) 625-3353
C.O.P.S. North Central 630 W. Shannon - (509) 625-3348
C.O.P.S. Northeast 5208 N. Market - (509) 625-3343
C.O.P.S. North Hill Mobile Unit - (509) 625-3336
C.O.P.S. Northwest Suite D Shadle Center - (509) 625-3336
C.O.P.S. Southeast 2809 E. 29th - (509) 625-3326
C.O.P.S. West 1901 W. Boone - (509) 625-3340
Lewis & Clark C.O.P.S. 521 W. 4th - (509) 354-6941
Domestic Violence

Spokane Regional DV Team 901 N. Monroe Suite 200 - (509) 835-4500
Crime Check

Crime Check  (509)  456 - 2233

If you need to file a police report for a crime that is no longer in progress, please call Crime Check. 

To report on-line visit: www.crimecheck.org

If you need immediate police assistance, please call 9-1-1
Drug Enforcement

You can call the Drug houses and Drug activity Hotline at (509) 363-8210. 

This phone is a confidential message phone for you to leave your information and information about the problem. 

You may also contact your local Neighborhood Resource Officer. Their offices can be located in the phone book or at the www.spokanecops.org website.
Crime Stoppers of the Inland Northwest

Crime Stoppers of the Inland Northwest:  1-800-222-TIPS

www.crimestoppersinlandnorthwest.org
Event Permits

Event Permits - Requests 901 N. Monroe Suite 320 - (509) 835-4575

Event Permit Fax - (509) 835-4596
Extra Duty Employment

Extra Duty Employment - (509) 835-4564
False Alarm Reduction Program

False Alarm Reduction Program - (509) 625-3501
Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting - (509) 477-2334

Please bring the finger print forms  with you if they are specific to your employer.  You must come in person to the Records Division of the Public Safety Building at 1100 W. Mallon between 8:30 am - 4:00 pm, Monday - Friday.  You will need to provide photo identification.  The cost is $10 for two cards.


For more information, visit www.Spokanesheriff.org.  C.O.P.S. shops set up fingerprinting periodically at different shops for children identification.  Please call the C.O.P.S program (509) 835-4592 for times and dates.
Gun Permits/Licensing Information

Gun Permit/Licensing Information - (509) 625-4030
Hotlines

Abandoned Vehicle - (509) 625-4246

Drug Houses/Activity - (509) 363-8210

Found Property and Evidence (SPD Volunteer pickup) - (509)-835-4507

Gang Activity - (509) 625-4264

Graffiti - (509) 456-2233

Traffic Complaints - (509) 625-4150
Investigative Division

Investigative Division (check the status of your case): (509) 625-4200
Jail

Spokane County Jail - (509) 477-2278
Law Enforcement Museum/Historical Office

Law Enforcement Museum/Historical Office -  (509) 477-6449

Visit our website at  www.evooa.org/SPLEM

To volunteer, please contact the museum directly or

Glen L. Whiteley, Founder/Curator/President at (509) 624-0933.

Information on the SPD History Book committee, please contact Sue Walker at (509) 477-6449.
Messages for Officers

Leave messages for Officers (509) 242-8400
Property/Evidence

Property/Evidence Facility - (509) 625-4130

Volunteer Found Property and Evidence Pick-up Line Hotline - (509) 835-4507
Records Division

Records - (509) 625-4030

(To request incident reports)
Traffic Collision Reports

Traffic Collision Reports -  (509) 625-4030
Vacation Home Check

Vacation Home Check -  (509) 622-5885
Volunteer Services

Volunteer Services -  (509) 363-8283
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