Police Services
Let NPPD keep an eye on your home while you are away. Fill out the attached form and officers will do perimeter and visual checks of your home when you are out of town or if your house is vacant.
Your camera footage could help solve a crime! When a crime occurs, officers often seek video surveillance from residents and businesses. To make the most of this resource and increase efficiency, NPPD is working with the community on a voluntary camera registry. You can provide your camera location and how best to contact you in the event we are looking for footage.
IMPORTANT NOTE – Registering your camera does not give anyone access to your camera(s). This program is completely voluntary and requires your involvement to access footage.
INTEGRITY COMMUNITY ACCOUNTABILITY
Aiming to provide professional police services that exceed the community’s expectations.
WE ARE HIRING! Public Safety Testing conducts the City of Normandy Park’s written and physical agility examinations. Please visit their web site at www.PublicSafetyTesting.com to complete an application online and to select the testing date, time, and location most convenient for you. For further information, call toll free 1-866-HIRE-911.
The Normandy Park Police Department consists of 11 commissioned police officers, 3 reserve police officers, and 1 non-commissioned staff. We serve approximately 6,700 citizens over about 2.5 square miles in southwest King County, WA. The NPPD provides patrol and emergency response services 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. The Department is community focused and prides itself in proactive policing.
The non-emergency number is monitored Monday through Thursday 8:30am to 4:30pm with Holidays off. After these hours or if no one is available, your call will go into a message bank and will be returned when staff is available or on the next regular office day. If you want an officer to respond, please call 911 for our dispatch center.
Additional Services
The Normandy Park Police Department is committed to providing quality customer service to the citizens of Normandy Park. Copies of accident reports, concealed weapons permits, fingerprints and police records are available Monday through Thursday from 8:30am to 4:30 pm, at the Business office. We recommend you call in advance to be sure there is someone available to assist you upon your arrival.
Concealed Pistol Licenses
For the Citizens of Normandy Park we can process Concealed Pistol Licenses. The Office is open for new CPL’s and renewals Monday thru Thursday from 8:30am to 4:30pm. PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. We only have one person who processes the CPL’s so we want to make sure she is available. Fees for CPL’s are $49.25 for new licenses, and $32.00 for renewals. $42.00 for late renewals.
Fingerprinting
PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. You must provide your own fingerprint cards. Appointments available Monday through Thursday 8:30am to 4:30pm. The fee will be $25 per set of 2.
Police News & Updates
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Reserve Officer Unit
Citizens become Reserve Police Officers for two primary reasons. Many individuals are interested in a law enforcement career, and this position serves as an opportunity to explore and advance towards that career. Second, citizens are otherwise employed and wish to volunteer with the community in an exciting and meaningful way.
Reserve Police Officer is a volunteer, non-paid position. Applications are available at the Normandy Park Police Department, 801 SW 174th Street, Normandy Park WA 98166.
For additional information on the Reserve Officer unit email: Sergeant Shawn Hayes
Police Blotter & Reports
Unclaimed & Recovered Property
Common Questions
Interested in a law enforcement career
If you are interested in a law enforcement career, start by understanding what modern-day policing is about, requirements, and expectations.
How do I make a non-emergent police report?
NPPD encourages residents to call 911 if they want or need a police officer to respond to their location or contact them by phone. Do not hesitate to dial 911. In the event that you would like to report a concern or crime that is not occurring at the moment, you can call the non-emergency police line to talk to the records specialist, an officer or leave a message for a return call. A good example of when to utilize the non-emergency line is in the event that your bank statement shows that your debit card was fraudulently used or you arrive home from work and find your mailbox damaged and your mail missing. In some cases, an officer can gather needed information over the phone, other times an officer would prefer to meet with you to collect details or evidence. Remember – it is okay to call 911. NON-EMERGENCY POLICE LINE = 206-248-7600
What should I expect when I call 911?
It’s important to remember to be patient – even in an emergency. Your call may have to be transferred to the proper dispatch center. It often feels as though the call receiver is not in a rush or too busy asking questions to get help on the way. This is NOT accurate. Emergency resources are dispatched as call receivers are gathering information. This information is continuously relayed to responding personnel. Be prepared to answer where, what, when, who and any weapons. Try to maintain a steady voice so that the call receiver can better understand you. Two key elements; ACCURACY and TIMELINESS.
What is a protection order and how do I get one?
If a domestic violence event has occurred, call 911.
An Order of Protection is a document issued by a court and signed by a judge to help protect you from harassment or abuse.
Please use the link below for information on victim resources and Protection Orders through King County.
Do I live within the Normandy Park city limits
There are a couple of ways you can determine whether or not you live within the Normandy Park city limits. You can open this PDF of the Normandy Park city map or the latest King County rendering of the city map, and locate your home or street.
