The West Palm Beach Police Department prides itself on being available to meet the public and discuss issues that impact the residents.

West Palm Beach is a vibrant, growing, waterfront City that seamlessly blends the business advantages available in the region with a more refined and relaxed environment for living and working, making it an exceptional destination for both residents and professionals alike.

WPBPD only has records of incidents in the City of West Palm Beach. For Palm Beach County records, please visit the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Records Department.

Using the City of West Palm Beach Police Citizen you can report incidents such as: Lost Property, Telephone Harassment, Vandalism, Identity Theft, Traffic Complaint, Minor Vehicle Accident, and Theft

A career in the West Palm Beach Police Department can be both rewarding and challenging. As a police officer, you will be responsible for responding to emergencies such as traffic accidents, fires, burglaries, assaults, domestic disputes, natural disasters and many others.

We are a professional accredited police department with highly trained and dedicated professionals who answer the call 24-hours a day, 365 days a year. Our police officers are responsible for Life Safety, Incident Stabilization and Property Conservation.

Our State accredited Dispatch Center mirrors the high standards of the City and the Police Department. We take PRIDE in our performance and strive to answer and process all calls, both 9-1-1 and non-emergency, in a timely manner.

The City of West Palm Beach’s Alarm Ordinance requires that each alarm system (residential and non-residential) be registered with the city. The registration fee for an alarm system is $25.00.

The City of West Palm Beach has a Sexual Offender/Sexual Predator ordinance. If you are a landlord or homeowner, please review the City ordinance before leasing property. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement website or our website provides free public information pertaining to sexual offenders.

2025年1月13日 · At 11:05 p.m. December 6, a 911 caller reported seeing an unconscious man lying in the road in the 2700 block of 45 Street, just west of Interstate 95. West Palm Beach Fire Department paramedics pronounced the man dead shortly after arriving.