Police

As HPD continues to build partnerships and relationships with the community, they also want citizens to understand some basic fundamental rights they have when encountering law enforcement.

File a compliment or complaint with the Harrisonburg Police Department.

Requests for reports, background checks, fingerprints or other services must be made in person during office hours or by mail. All requests by mail, should be mailed to 101 North Main Street, Harrisonburg, VA 22802.

HPD's Community Advisory Committee (CAC) was formally established in June of 1993 by retired Chief of Police Donald Harper. The purpose of the Community Advisory Committee is to act in an advisory capacity to the Harrisonburg Police Department by bringing feedback from the community concerning public safety issues.

The Harrisonburg Police Department wants your help in fighting crime by taking part in the Harrisonburg Community Cams Program (HCCP).

In an effort to reduce false alarms, the City of Harrisonburg has created a false alarm ordinance.

The Harrisonburg Police Department recognizes seven geographic districts within the city, which are overseen by patrol sergeants. 

With an emphasis on collaboration, legitimacy and transparency, the Harrisonburg Police Department incorporates Restorative Justice (RJ) into policing.

Mental Illness Crisis Team officers have received additional training to help individuals who may be in a mental health crisis.

Tip 411 is anonymous reporting software that allows residents to submit tips and access agency alerts, social media channels, and important crime information to help keep our community safe.