Placing your Police Department services at your fingertips! The MyPD police app is built to connect citizens and students to their local police and allow the community to become more involved right from your smartphone.

(Please note - This app is used by agencies that opt in and request to utilize the service. If your community has not announced MyPD or opted to use MyPD than you should not expect to find them on the app)

Local, State, and College Police Departments as well as other law enforcement agencies are using this app to provide you with better service and improve communication.

The My Police Department (MyPD) app initially launched in 2011 for Android and iPhone, the app and its partner agencies have been featured in various publications and news agencies.

The MyPD app is free to download and does not require you to sign in or sign up to use the app.

Police agencies using this app are offering citizens the following options:

> Latest Tweets from Twitter
> 2 types of push notifications
> Report anonymous crime tips
> Commend a Police Officer
> Submit Feedback to your Police
> Ask Questions
> Community Surveys
> Directions to the Police Department
> Police Department Contacts
> Facebook
> Twitter
> YouTube or Video
> Google +
> Most Wanted
> Blog
> Jail Info
> Weather Service
> National Terrorism Advisory System
> FEMA
> New & Alerts page
> Crime Map
> Website
> Online Reporting
> Encrypted transfer of messages

These are just some of the many options that your Police Department is making available to you here. A growing number of Police Departments are utilizing this app for the citizens they serve. If you don't see your Department here, let them know they should join!

Some of the Police Departments using or signed up for the MyPD app (in no particular order) are the; Green Bay Police, Beverly Police, Cambridge Police, Rochester Police, Waco Police, Dunwoody Police, Chesapeake Police, Peabody Police, Watertown Police, North Andover Police, Ipswich Police, Alhambra Police, Norton Police, Wellesley Police, Yarmouth Police, Bedford Police, New Bedford Police, York Police, Auburn Police, El Dorado Police, Los Altos Police, Palo Alto Police, Mountain View Police, Fremont Police, West Sacramento Police, Woods Cross Police, West Jordan Police, West Haven Police, Grrenwich Police, Westport Police, Warner Robins Police, Pooler Police, Peoria Police, Arcadia Police, Hanover Park Police, Wichita Police, Bethlehem Police, Brimfield Police, Cibolo Police, Hobbs Police, Kingston Police, Chelsea Police, North Andover Police, South Portland Police, Haverford College Public Safety, Bryn Mawr College Public Safety, Rockwall Police, Roanoke Police, and many more in Massachusetts, Maine, New York, California, Texas, Virginia, Ontario, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Utah, Georgia, Alabama, and New Mexico.

Please do not expect your police or other local law enforcement agency here if they have not opted to use the app. Please do not give the app a bad rating because your agency is not here. Send us an email and we will encourage them to join.

Please see and read our full terms and privacy in your app settings or at mypolicedepartment.org or mypdapp.com

Please report any bugs to info@wiredblue.co

This app is not for emergency use or communication with law enforcement or for immediate response situations. Always dial 9-1-1 in the United States or Canada for an emergency situation.

My Police Department is a Federally registered trademark of Wired Blue LLC. WiredBlue, MyPD, and "Smartphones, Smart Citizens, Smart Policing" are trademarks of Wired Blue LLC.