Poulsbo Police Department

MEANINGFUL POLICE REFORM

The Poulsbo Police Department supports efforts for meaningful police reform.  We continually examine our policies and practices and invite the kind of community engagement that empowers voices to be heard.  Our department understands that our ability to be successful as Law Enforcement Professionals requires forging relationships of trust with the community we serve.  We understand that trusting relationships compels us to be responsive to the needs of our community, actively listening to issues or practices that the community wants to examine.  It also requires that we must engage in open and transparent discussions with the community, leading to both the department and the community working together to affect change where possible.

The video below, produced by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC), provides an outline of the police reforms that both WASPC and the Poulsbo Police Department believe in and support.  The department hopes that this video gives the community a glimpse into the reform work that law enforcement is already supportive of and working towards, so that we can work together as a whole in making those changes.

Video link here:       opens in a new window2021 WASPC Public Policy Reforms  

Contact

City of Poulsbo – City Hall
Police Department (located on 1st floor)
200 NE Moe Street
Poulsbo, WA  98370-7437

In EMERGENCY, to REPORT A CRIME or to CONTACT an OFFICER–  Dial 911
Business Phone: (360) 779-3113
Business Fax: (360) 779-4433
Business Email: Police-Admin@cityofpoulsbo.comcreate new email

Due to COVID-19 restrictions and in consideration of the health and safety of the public and our staff, our lobby is closed until further notice. Officers are still on the job and available through 911.  Administrative Services is still available to take your calls and answer your emails during regular working hours.

Administrative Office Hours

Press Releases and Public Documents:

• opens in a new windowPress Release – New Chief of Police Ron Hardingopens PDF file

Department Annual Reports and Analysis:

• opens in a new window2020 Bias-Based Policing Analysisopens PDF file
• opens in a new window2019 Bias-Based Policing Analysisopens PDF file
• opens in a new window2019 Complaint Analysisopens PDF file
• opens in a new window2019 Use of Force and Vehicle Pursuit Analysisopens PDF file
• opens in a new window2018 Bias-Based Policing Analysisopens PDF file
• opens in a new window2018 Complaint Analysisopens PDF file
• opens in a new window2018 Use of Force and Vehicle Pursuit Analysisopens PDF file
• opens in a new window2018 Poulsbo Police Department Annual Reportopens PDF file
• 2017 Poulsbo Police Department Annual Reportopens PDF file