The Arlington Police Department is committed to transparency and accountability in serving our community. As part of this commitment, we are pleased to share our annual data on police activity, including Part 1 Offenses, which is a category of serious crimes reported to the FBI as part of the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, encompassing both violent and property crimes. Our annual data below also includes arrests, motor vehicle stops, and demographic information.

This report provides insight into law enforcement trends within our jurisdiction, helping to foster an informed community and ongoing dialogue.  By analyzing the data, we strive to enhance public safety, ensure fair and equitable policing, and continually improve our services. 

In addition to transparency in our operations, we are dedicated to ongoing training and education for our officers, emphasizing cultural competency, de-escalation techniques, and the importance of behavioral health awareness. By equipping our team with the necessary skills and knowledge, we strive to prevent incidents before they occur and to handle situations with the utmost professionalism and care.

We acknowledge that maintaining a bias-free department is an ongoing journey, and we are committed to adapting and evolving our strategies to meet the needs of our diverse community. Through accountability, transparency, and collaboration, we aim to build a police department that serves as a model of integrity and respect, ensuring the well-being and trust of all individuals we serve.

We invite you to explore the report and learn more about what we do to keep our community safe.