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Warren Police Commissioner William Dwyer If you have questions or comments, you can reach us Warren Police Journal
"Police Journal" is a monthly television show hosted by Warren Police Commissioner William Dwyer. In this episode, Commissioner Dwyer has a conversation with Capt. Tony Wickersham of the Macomb County Sheriff's Department and Capt. Mike McCabe of the Oakland County Sheriff's Department. They discuss their department's role in the community and how their departments are evolving to better serve the community. Past episodes can be viewed on You Tube by searching "Warren Police Journal". New Website Features
Click on Police Newsroom to the left for the latest news NEW NeighborNet Internet users now can receive important information from the Warren Police Department instantaneously. Called “NeighborNet,”the new service allows the Warren Police to notify users on amber alerts, major traffic accidents and road closings. This program is specifically designed for Neighborhood Watch Programs, homeowners associations,and any other group or club that wishes to stay informed about the community. NeighborNet Watch programs have a higher success rate due to the fact that it provides a free homepagethat is secure-from the neighborhood down to the individual user. Neighborhood Watch block captains can have instant communication with the police department and their block concerning non-emergency information.Click on the below graphic to sign up!
Stop Prostitution in Warren
In an effort to stop prostitution, the City of Warren will now be publishing the names and photographs of those who are convicted of prostitution or attempting to acquire the services of a Warren Special Response Team
 Be a Home Town Hero
Help out your community by providing information that will help solve a crime by calling the Warren Police or you may contact Crime stoppers. The mission of Crime Stoppers is to empower people to make their neighborhoods safer. This is done by publicizing crimes that need solving and broadcasting information about dangerous fugitives, so that citizens can provide information anonymously and receive a reward up to $1000, if there's an arrest based on their information. In 2007, more than 2900 tips were received from all areas of Michigan and over $55,000 were paid in rewards leading to arrests and closed cases. Police Department Phone Numbers
Senior Citizens Academy
Starting on January 6,2010, and running through February 10,2010, the Warren Police Department will be hosting a Senior Citizens Academy. The classes will be held at the Warren Community Center, located at 5460 Arden in Warren. There will be one session a week for six weeks. They will be held on Wednesdays from 11:00am to 12:30 pm. Participants will learn about Patrol, Dispatch and Criminal Investigations. Additional information will be provided covering Gypsy Scams and Senior Frauds. Call Lt. James Matheney at 586-574-4832 for further information and to sign up. Space is limited. Animal Control - 586-574-4806
Note: Animals recovered by the city of Warren are relocated to an animal shelter in Mount Clemens. If you're looking for a lost pet you feel may have been collected by Animal Control, contact Animal Control immediately at 586-574-4806. Warren Police Explorers
The Explorer program is run by volunteers from the Warren Police Department. The program is for young adults 14-20 years old to learn about a career in law enforcement. The program offers hands on activities so participants can decide if law enforcement is the type of career they wish to pursue. Community Help
Would you like to assist the Warren Police Department during a time of emergency? Then, consider applying for the Citizen Emergency Response Team. For more information, click HERE. You may also call the Warren Police Department at 586-574-4700. Please be advised: Any exchange of information on The City of Warren's website may be subject to The Freedom Of Information Act. (F.O.I.A.) |
