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Chesterfield County Police Department
The mission of the Chesterfield County Police Department is
to provide a professional and unbiased response to the needs of the community. It is the department's
goal to establish a partnership with the citizens in achieving
a "First Choice Community through Excellence in Public Service."
It is the vision of the Chesterfield County Police Department
to continue to provide quality service to the community as a nationally
recognized leader among law enforcement agencies, utilizing state-of-the-art
information and policing technologies, attracting and maintaining
professional employees, consistently improving our quality of training,
and demonstrating innovation and operational flexibility. |
Traffic safety complaints
Chesterfield County residents can call
in speeding complaints and traffic concerns within the county via
the Chesterfield County Police Department’s Traffic Hotline
at 318-8084. read more....
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Any questions about this information should be forwarded to Chesterfield County Police Department.
E-Mail: CCPD@chesterfield.gov
Please be advised this e-mail address is not monitored on a 24 hour/ seven day basis and is intended for general questions only. Police reports or requests for immediate police response must be made by phone by calling either 911 in the event of an emergency or 748-1251 for a non-emergency.
Police Chief
Thierry G. Dupuis
Mailing Address
Chesterfield County Police Department
PO Box 148
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Street Address
10031 Iron Bridge Road
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Phone Numbers
Emergencies dial 911
Non-emergencies (804) 748-1251
FAX: (804) 748-1239
Administration
| Chief of Police, Thierry G. Dupuis |
(804) 748-1266 |
Deputy Chief of Operations, Lt. Col. Andy Scruggs
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(804) 748-1090 |
| Deputy Chief of Support, Lt. Col. John Austin |
(804) 768-7337 |
| Administrative Support Bureau,Jack Ritchie |
(804) 796-7043 |
| Investigations Bureau, Major Ben Mize |
(804) 751-4150 |
| Operational Support Bureau, Major P. Michael Spraker |
(804) 706-2109 |
| Uniform Operations Bureau - Major Karl S. Leonard |
(804) 751-4491 |
Desk Officer - Chester Station
2920 West Hundred Road
Chester, VA 23831 |
(804) 318-8955 |
Desk Officer - Headquarters
10031 Iron Bridge Road
Chesterfield, VA 23832 |
(804) 748-1269 |
Desk Officer - Midlothian District Station
20 North Providence Road
Richmond, VA 23225
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(804) 318-8900 |
Desk Officer- Hull Street Station
6812 Woodlake Commons Loop
Midlothian, Va 23112
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(804) 318-8448 |
Department Numbers
| Administration |
(804) 748-1266 |
| Animal Control Division |
(804) 748-1683 |
| Auxiliary Police |
(804) 717-6484 |
| Emergency Communications |
(804) 748-1251 |
| Crimes Against Persons Unit |
(804) 748-1277 |
| Crimes Against Property Unit |
(804) 748-1268 |
| Crime Solvers Section |
(804) 748-1278 |
| Domestic Violence Coordinator |
(804) 751-4113 |
| Drug Court Officer |
(804) 706-1256 |
| Forensics Unit |
(804) 748-1381 |
| Investigations Bureau |
(804) 748-1268 |
| Juvenile Section |
(804) 748-1277 |
| Media Relations, A.P. Reid |
(804) 796-7032 |
| Office of Professional Standards |
(804) 748-1207 |
| Police Human Resources |
(804) 748-1547 |
| Planning and Information Services |
(804) 748-1536 |
| Property Section |
(804) 748-1524 |
| Records Unit |
(804) 748-1260 |
| Support Services |
(804) 318-8699 |
| Special Investigations |
(804) 796-7091 |
| Training Division |
(804) 751-4490 |
| Uniform Operations Bureau |
(804) 748-1258 |
| Vice & Narcotics Unit |
(804) 796-7091 |
Traffic safety complaints
Chesterfield County residents can call in speeding complaints and traffic
concerns within the county via the Chesterfield County Police Department’s
traffic hotline at 318-8084. Citizens may also e-mail their speeding
complaints to speeding@chesterfield.gov. Please select one method as
opposed to reporting both by phone and e-mail to avoid confusion.
Citizens can report concerns about speeders in their neighborhood or
situations that pose persistent traffic safety hazards by calling the
hotline from 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Friday.
If you are calling after regular business hours and on weekends you
may leave a message to include your name, telephone number, and a brief
description of your concern. The information will be reviewed and shared
with both the Traffic Section and the appropriate district police station.
In emergency situations, citizens should call 911.
Information we need about your speeding complaint
Provide your name and phone number - On occasion
it is necessary for us to clarify the problem or obtain additional
information from citizens who contact the Traffic Hotline. This
will help Traffic and Patrol officers address and resolve the
problem.
What type of complaint do you have?
Speeding complaints - For persistent speeding issues on neighborhood
streets.
Traffic complaints – Citizens may also call about motorists
who run stop signs, pass stopped school buses, drive recklessly,
and park vehicles illegally.
Location of the problem
Where is the problem occurring? Please include the block
numbers and specific street names. Avoid using just the subdivision
name. You may also reference cross streets.
Example:
“We are experiencing speeding issues between the 5400 and 6000 block
of Main Street.”
Time of day
When does the problem occur? Please provide specific times.
Example:
“The speeding occurs Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. – 9 a.m. and
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.”
Citizens often give permission for police officers to park in
their driveways while operating radar and observing traffic issues.
Often times speeding complaints deal with particular neighborhood
residents who consistently speed in the neighborhood. In
those instances, please include a detailed description of the vehicle,
person, and license plate number in addition to above information. The
information will be forwarded to beat and traffic officers.
The Traffic Hotline is for non-emergency complaints only. It
may be several hours or days before the Traffic Hotline complaint
reaches an officer for investigation. Citizens should call
911 in any situation requiring immediate attention or one that
poses immediate danger to motorists, pedestrians, or bicyclists. |
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