Police

The Boise Police Department is made up of nearly 400 dedicated people, about 300 sworn police officers and a civilian support staff of about 100 with one dedicated mission: To Protect, Serve and Lead our Community to a Safer Tomorrow. We recognize our best resource is our community; that's why we're devoted to being a reflection of the people we serve.

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Welcome to the Boise Police Department Online Reporting System. If you need police assistance immediately, please call 911. Using this system allows you to submit a report immediately.

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Interested in becoming a police officer? Review the requirements and process of joining the Boise Police Department.

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Having troubling locating the service you need? Get contact information and links to various public safety services.

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Commendations & Complaints

We encourage your feedback as we strive to maintain our high standards.

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BPD ID Me
BPD ID Me

BPD ID Me

BPD ID Me is a program through the Boise Police Department to obtain tips and information surrounding open investigations in the city.

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Boise Police Volunteer

Boise Police Volunteer

The Boise Police Department volunteer program seeks to enhance the mission, goals and efforts of the Boise Police Department, as well as to promote community involvement, awareness and support.

Community Outreach
Community Outreach

Community Outreach

The Boise Police Department provides speakers, tours and event support to schools, businesses and community groups located within the City of Boise.

The City of Boise Police Department is applying for the FY2019 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program.  The grant will fund equipment and system improvement projects.  Public comment is invited on the Boise Police Department’s application for this grant. LEARN MORE

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City of Boise Crime Rates Hit 25-Year Low in 2018

The Boise Police Department’s most recent crime report for Boise shows overall crime rates at their lowest point since the department started keeping consistent statistical crime data in 1992.

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Four arrested following residential narcotics investigation

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Boise Police Chief William Bones Announces Retirement in October

Boise Chief of Police William Bones is announcing his pending retirement after a 27-year career with the Boise Police Department. His final day on the job will be October 24.

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