Welcome to the Aurora Police Department! On behalf of the 778 men and women of the APD, I am pleased to invite you to explore our website and learn about our wide variety of services and programs.
Aurora is one America’s great cities. Our Police Department employees strive every day to be the best and to provide the best in service. Thank you for your interest in us.
This website is designed to bring the APD to you – to make us transparent and accessible. Regardless of whether you are interested in crime statistics and crime prevention, becoming an employee, contacting a particular officer, getting involved in community programs like Neighborhood Watch or our Citizens Police Academy, or just reading about our history and services, this website is designed to provide you with the answers and insight you need. Have fun exploring all the information, pictures, charts and videos we offer here.
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Chief Daniel J. Oates
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Today, the city of Aurora has a diverse population of more than 313,000 and is among Colorado’s largest cities. The Aurora Police Department is responsible for providing law enforcement services to a growing, urban/suburban community with unique and ever-changing needs. We strongly believe that the challenges facing the Police Department can only be addressed effectively by connecting with community leaders, school administrators, members of the business community, non-profit organizations, other government agencies, neighborhood groups and most importantly, individual citizens. It is through this spirit of partnership that we will continue to see further reductions in crime and we will enhance the quality of life for those who live, work and play in our city.
Our hope is that you will visit us often via this website. We will continue to update news, helpful tips and information specific to the needs of those who have a connection to the city of Aurora. By working together as a community, we will continue to enjoy the benefits that rise from safe neighborhoods and an award-winning community.
Chief Daniel J. Oates
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