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Online Crime ReportingReport non-emergency crimes online
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Police Central RecordsObtain copies of police records, 911 audio, police citations & violations
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Inmate LocatorLook up information about inmates currently housed at county facilities
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Disaster PreparednessKeep yourself & family safe by preparing a kit for emergencies & disasters
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Active Police CasesThe Police Department has cold cases and missing persons cases that remain unsolved. We continue to seek information on these cases.
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Active WarrantsView the database of warrants that are active and submit tips to the Office of the Sheriff
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Alarm RegistrationFalse alarms divert emergency resources away from true emergencies. All businesses and homeowners are required to register their alarm system.
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Background ChecksThe Anne Arundel County Police Department is not authorized to disseminate criminal history information (CHRI) to non-criminal justice agencies or individuals.
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Body Worn Camera ProgramAll officers were issued and trained in the use of body-worn cameras as of September 2021. Information about the Body Worn Camera program can be found on this page.
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Community Crime StatisticsThe Central Records Division will provide Community Crime statistics upon request.
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Community Police AcademyLearn about laws, police procedures, forensics, crime scene collections, resource management and more by participating in the Community Police Academy.
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Court Case InformationView the Circuit Court's daily docket and the schedules for the District Court's State Attorney by accessing the provided resources.
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CPR TrainingThe Anne Arundel County Fire Department Training Academy offers the Family & Friends CPR Course which teaches the lifesaving skills of adult Hands- Only® CPR, child CPR with breaths, adult and child AED use, infant CPR and relief of choking in an adult, child or infant.
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Crime PreventionThe Crime Prevention Unit is a resource that can give people who live or work in Anne Arundel County advice and information on how to prevent or stop crime from happening at their homes or businesses.
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Dangerous Animals RegistryThe Registry provides citizens with access to information about animals residing in Anne Arundel County which have been designated by Anne Arundel County Animal Care & Control to be Potentially Dangerous or Dangerous.
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Emergency Medical ServicesThe Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division provides emergency and non-emergency medical services to the citizens of Anne Arundel County.
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Fire and Arson InvestigationsThe Fire & Explosives Investigation Unit investigates undetermined, suspicious or incendiary fires and conducts post blast investigation. It also investigates all sudden deaths or injuries which occur as a result of fire.
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Fire and EMS TrainingThe Training Academy located in Millersville, MD provides training, education, and certification to fire personnel.
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Fire Code ViolationsSubmit any information you have regarding a suspected fire code violation using our online form
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Fire Educational Visits & ToursCitizens of all ages are invited to schedule a Friendly Firefighter Visit or Station Tour at any of our 31 fire stations.
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Fire Flow TestsFire flow tests provide actual pressure and flow data measured at specific fire hydrants (FH) within the County’s water distribution system.
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Fire Safety & EducationThe Anne Arundel County Fire Department’s Public Education Office is committed to preventing injury and loss of life through awareness and education.
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Homeland Security & IntelligenceThe Homeland Security Unit promotes public safety and strengthened domestic security by providing services in partnership with local, state, and federal criminal justice agencies to prevent, investigate, and solve crimes while protecting Anne Arundel County citizens and visitors.
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Inmate LocatorLook up the housing location, future court dates and bail information of inmates committed and currently housed at Anne Arundel County Detention Facilities
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Inmate ProgramsService and Programs offered at JRCC and ORCC
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Inmate VisitationLook up inmate visiting hours for the Jennifer Road Detention Center and the Ordnance Road Correctional Center.
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Justice NewsletterRegister to receive the Anne Arundel Justice Newsletter from the Office of the State's Attorney
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Obtaining 911 Call RecordsInformation on how to request an existing 911 call record.
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Online Crime ReportingThis is not an immediate response system. If this is an emergency or a crime in progress, dial 9-1-1.
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Police Chaplain ProgramPolice Chaplains are responsible for providing pastoral care to members of the department and their families, and sometimes even to members of the general public.
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Police Citations & ViolationsThe Central Records Section of the Anne Arundel County Police Department is responsible for processing all citations that are issued by the department.
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Police Community RelationsThe Division is composed of the Community Relations Section and the School Safety Section. The Community Relations Division provides many free services to enhance the quality of life of County citizens and businesses.
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Police RecordsTo obtain records from the Anne Arundel County Police Department, you can submit a request through their online form, by mail, or in person. Please note that there may be applicable fees associated with obtaining these records.
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Pretrial Intake & Supervised ReleaseMake release recommendations at bail hearings based on verified criminal and social history information
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Report Illegal Littering/DumpingDumping trash or litter on the roadside is both harmful to the environment and illegal. If you witness illegal littering and dumping, please take action and report it.
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Report Suspicious Activity or PersonsIf you come across suspicious activity or individuals in Anne Arundel County, please use the provided online form to report it. If a crime is actively taking place, please dial 911 for immediate assistance.
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Reserve OfficerThe Reserve Officer role involves assisting the Anne Arundel County Police Department in various areas, such as traffic control, administrative duties, dignitary details, and community relations functions.
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Retired Police (LEOSA)The Anne Arundel County Police Training Academy LEOSA qualifications are open to sworn members who retired in good standing from the Anne Arundel County Police Department.
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Robbery PreventionThe Anne Arundel County Police Department provides robbery prevention surveys for both residential homes and businesses, aimed at enhancing safety and security measures.
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Safe StationsPersons seeking treatment for addiction can visit any police or fire station across the county, day or night, to dispose of any paraphernalia and find assistance gaining access to care.
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School Bus SafetyLearn information about the school bus safety program, which is conducted in collaboration with the Anne Arundel County Police Department, in accordance with MD Transportation Code Section 21-706.
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Smoke Alarm OutreachEvery day in the United States 1,500 homes catch on fire. Each year 4,500 people die and 280,000 are injured in residential fires. The majority of fire deaths occur at night, while everyone is asleep.
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Volunteer as a FirefighterWelcome! Congratulations on taking the first step in showing your interest in becoming an Anne Arundel County Volunteer Firefighter!
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Wildlife ServicesFind out more about wildlife services & carcass removal in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.