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Police Programs

The Arlington Police Department offers a variety of community and crime prevention programs. To learn more about each one, click on the buttons below.

Cash for Crooks

Help solve crimes, locate wanted fugitives, and earn some cash. Rewards of up to $2,000. Tips are completely anonymous.

Community Watch Groups

Community Watch Groups empower neighbors to take ownership in the safety of their neighborhoods by reporting crime and any suspicious activity.

As a leader in community policing, APD is constantly working to find new and innovative ways to engage with community members, especially the city's youth. It's why the department launched GameUp 5-0, a program designed to build connections through video games.

Homeless Engagement And Resource Team (HEART)

HEART's primary role is to provide accessible resources to unhoused individuals residing in Arlington. The team also provides community education and maintains partnerships with the community.

National Faith & Blue Weekend

Faith & Blue Weekend is a nationwide initiative that brings together law enforcement agencies and the faith-based community for a weekend of service, conversation, and fun.

National Night Out

The Arlington Police Department invites you to participate in National Night Out (NNO), a nationwide event that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie.

Unidos

Unidos es un programa de extensión comunitaria hispana diseñado para brindar asistencia a los residentes hispanohablantes de Arlington. Las reuniones de Unidos se llevan a cabo cada trimestre y se realizan completamente en español.

Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS)

The Arlington Police Department Aviation Unit uses Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) technology for a variety of purposes.

Are You OK Program

The Arlington Police Department's "Are You OK?" Program is designed to check on the well-being of elderly Arlington residents 65 years of age and older who may be vulnerable.